The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-01
LOCAL and PERSONAL.

VlSlCOTS ldSo WEN.
Mayor NJ. B. Gwinn left for Portland
Monday, on business.
MFR. 5. b. Dement, has been danger
ously ill the past week.
Mr., f. NJ. Hostetter, the jeweler, has
been on the sick list this week.
w. H. Gahagan, bridge engineer OF
the U. P. Railway Co. is in the city.
Messrs. w. E. Mosby and Edward
Hedden were Boise visitors last week.
Mr.. Eugene Lorton, publisher of the
Emmett index, was in Caldwell Satur-
day.
Mrs. Sands of Jump Creek, is visiting
Mrs. Isador Mayer in Caldwell this
week.
Frank Galloway and George Reed
left for Silver City yesterday to spend
a month.
Mrs. John Lynch, who has been
mite sick for sometime is slowly re-
covering.
Robt. Altman, sheep inspector OF
Canyon county, was in town yesterday
on business.
Work of putting in new railroad
bridge over the Boise river, will COM
mence this week.
The many friends of Joe Oldham
will regret to learn that there IS little
hope of his recovery.
Mrs. Chas. Sebree with Miss Eta
Thomas left Caldwell for an extended
visit in Salt Lake City Monday.
H. N. Maxey and H. H. Jones with
their families left for three weeks
pleasure trip on Dry Buck yesterday.
Mr.. Robt. Miller, received a carload
of lumber from Oregon last week,
which is being hauled to De Lamar.
Messrs. E. K Hayes, J. H. Carpenter
and s. A. Patterson, of Emmett, regis
tered at the Pacific hotel last Saturday.
The trial of Tannaker: the Jap, for
embezzlement which was to have come
off at Nampa yesterday, was postponed
for ten days.
Mrs. F. ]. Storey, of Missoula, Mon
tana, is visiting her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Frank Moore, in Caldwell. Mrs.
Storey will leave for Pocatello today.
The windows that were broken, in the
front of the Masonic building, by the
heat from the recent fire. were taken
out and new lights put in last Monday
Wide spread destruction to the corn
crop by hot winds, is reported through
out Nebraska and Kansas. No SINH
lar scenes have been witnessed since
1873.
The Pacific hotel will serve regular
dinner every day from p. m. to 7:3O p.
m. for IS cents. Sunday dinner will
consist of chicken and all the delicacies
of the season for 80 cents.
Prof. Bailey and Jas. J. Smith, a.
companied by A. b. Clark, of Mountain
Home were in Caldwell last week. Mr..
Bailey is interested in the Chicago In
ter Ocean and Irrigation Age.
Messrs. Ellis Askey and Chas. Baker
returned from their Jack rabbit hunt
last week, with S74 pair of ears. Mr.
Askey proved to be the best shot of the
two, by getting 49S to Mr.. Baker 376
The reward now offered for the muir
derers of Kneebone, the gun black
smith, is $500. The state of Idaho
offers 5000, Shoshone county $lO0(
and the Sheriff of Shoshone county
$500.
&C. TanDaker. the Jap, who owned
the large ranch near Nampa. was ar
rested BY Sheriff Ireton at Pocatello
last week, and brought to Nampa t.
answer to the charge of embezzlemen
made by w. NJ. Travers.
The men who are at work on tn
railroad bridge, arrived in town thi
week, and will stay at Marshal Martin
hotel, the old Sisson house, during tn
construction of the bridge, which Wi
take two months or more.
Mr.. J. l. Crutcher, of Silver City, ha
been nominated for marshal of the dis
trict of Idaho. Mr.. Crutcher served
term as sheriff of Boise county anumbe
of years ago, in such an able manner
that his appointment as successor t
Marshal Pinkham will give great salts
faction.
MIR. G. B. Smith and family, returne
from a weeks pleasure trip in Lon
Valley last Saturday. Mr.. Smith wen
a. far as Van WICK, where he was toll
by parties coming from the Payett
lakes, that there was still great des
of snow in the mountains and SO niue
mud in the valley, that it was imposs
BILE to get to the lakes without gettin
stuck in the mud. On account of tn
snow laying so late, it will be at least
month before the roads to the uppe
end of the valley, will be in good col
.dition.