The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-06
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr.. Chris Fahy and Miss Gilgan Wis
tied Payette last week.
Mr.. W. G. Dunbar is looking over his
mining property at Willow creek this
week.
Mr. W T. MoSby returned from his
mine Sunday where the Col. said every
thing was working nicely.
Mr.. Chas. Sebree returned Monday
from Garden Valley Where he has been
for the last week on business.
Returns from Oregon indicate a Re-
publican victory throughout the state
Later returns may change the appear,
ance of things.
Say, what has become Of the Payette
railroad? This is splendid weather for
construction work. And Seven Devils
is quite distant.
A very pleasant party was given to
the college students and faculty by Mr.
and Mrs. Isidor Mayor at their residence
last Saturday evening.
The main features of the Fourth of
July program appears in this impress
sion of TIE TRIBUNE it will be pub
lished completely next issue.
Coroner MaXey received telegram
yesterday evening from Payette stat
ing that a dead man had been found
on the depot grounds. No particulars.
The Caldwell Pharmacy has put in a
soda water fountain and now furnish
the tiZZi o invigoratOr to the sizzling
multitude Give the fountain a trial
DR.. E. E. MaXey returned from a
professional trip to Snake river yeSter-
day He says the river is tremendous
Froman's ferry has suspended opera
tiOnS.
Mr.. J. NJ. Martin, the marshal is now
in the hotel business, having rented the
SiSSOn house where first class board and
lodging can be had at very reasonable
price.
Some magnificent Strawberries are
coming in from the orchard of Rev.
Gwinn. NJ B. tries to claim great
deal of credit for the large ones, but
people can't stand his work.
Wool has been rolling into Caldwell
all week and lumber going out. The
streets have presented bustling APP.
pearance and everything suggests that
perhaps the panic is tapering off, locally
at least.
Mr.. A. Z. GipsOn desires to explain
that he was in no sense a candidate for
the Office of school director and that
his name was used without his know
ledge after he had positively declined
to run for the Office.
A new Democratic paper is to be
started in Boise City by Mr.. Shepherd,
of Vale, Oregon. No one will question
Mr.. Shepherds ability to start a new
paper these times but there is serious
doubt of the ACCESSIBILITY of such an
enterprise.
Cakes Brothers the Square Dealers,
have just received an inYOice of the
celebrated Williams q Hoyt, Rochester
n. Y. Misses, children and infants
fine Sewed shoes. 1t is the finest line
of footwear eyer brought to the place
and will go at very low prices.
1t is reported that Mr. Court Northrop
has resigned his position as manager of
the Forwarding House. Mr.. Northrop
is genial and agreeable gentleman
to do business with and his withdrawal !
from the active management of the for |
warding business well be gen orally re-
GREETED.
TIE TRIBUNE is under obligations |
to Mr.. and Mrs. ID. 5. Brown for a beau
tiful boquet of flowers The residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Brown is bower of |
scented blossoms and the grounds are !
the most beautiful and inviting in the |
city. The lady and gentleman will |
please accept our sincere thanks with |
an assurance of grateful appreciation.
The latest in base ball news is. that |
the Fats and Leans are making ar
to play game of base ball
in the near future. The heavy weights
say that the lean gents don't know the
first principle of base ball and to prove
it to them, they are willing to play at |
any time they think proper to
mention. On the other hand the leans
say that the fats couldn't catch a
bushel of balloons if they We're handed
to them. Both sides are in dead ear
nest and it looks as though a fierce bat
tie will be fought inside OF two weeks.
Mr.. J. E. Beggs, of the California,
oregon anu luduo Stage NoilpdHy Has
been in Caldwell few days attending
to matters in connection with the eX-
tensive business Of his company. Mr..
Beggs is pioneer stage man having
begun his career in Cumberland, Mary
land. In 1915 he staged in California
and has ever since been actively en-
gagged in the business. His company
now operate 23OO star routes some of
them being routes of considerable con-
sequence High water this season is
to some extent but no very
serious damage has yet been done. Mr..
Beggs is most atfable and pleasant
gentleman and his experiences in the
West are perhaps unequalled by any
other living man.
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