The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-07
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Mayor GWinn went up to Boise,
Thursday evening, Oh business.


Thursday evening, on business.
Miss Belle Pence, of Payette, spent
the Fourth with friends in Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Upham. of Rock
vile, visited with friends in Caldwell
on the Fourth.
Mr.. F. M. Lucus is enclosing his
beautiful residence lots with hand
some paling fence.
The body found in Snake river few
days ago is supposed to be that of
Young Dunkan who was drowned III
the Bruneau river about two weeks
ago.
Photographer Horace e. Myers, of
Boise, departed this place for DE La
mar, yesterday. He will be here again
between the 18th and 18th.
Weingarten the tailor desires custom
ers to leave all work or messages at
the post office. Everything in the tail
Oring line will have prompt attention.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
The body of an unknown man was
found floating in Snake river near
Walters ferry Wednesday the 4th. The
body was that of young man about
% years OF age and had been in the wa
ter ten days.
Our estimable townsman, Frank
Hardy is widow pro tenn. His good
wife having gone on a two weeks visit
to cooler climes. Mr. Hardy takes II
pretty hard but by proper nursing will
pull through.
Baker Bros and VIM. Isaac were
obliged to move to the Fahy and GWlnn
building the fore part of this week.
Mr.. Lou. Cooper will move today.
Work of tearing down the buildings
vacated by these gentlemen COM
menced yesterday morning.
Strikers are beginning to make
things warm at Glenns Ferry. The
passenger train going east last Thurs
day evening was held there by strikers.
The engineer and fireman were con-
PEELED to leave their engine, although a
number of deputies were aboard.
Unless the backbone of the strike is
fractured inside of 10 days there will
not be half dozen newspapers pub
lished in Idaho. The Boise Statesman
is reported nearly out of paper. 1t it
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from Geographic communication.
The youngest son of A. &. Mcdonald
came very near meeting with serious
accident, Thursday evening, while set
ting off sky rocket. The burning
powder came back in his face burning
him quite badly but not seriously.
A party of young gentlemen headed
by Mr.. II. j. COrbett, of Portland, Ore
gon, arrived in town yesterday. These
gentlemen have made trip from Port
land to Shoshone on horseback and are
now on their way back to Portland.
Thursday, the first train passed
through here since Sunday. 1t ran
down to Huntington and back. Mar
shall Pinkham and a number OF depu-
ties were aboard. Master Mechanic
Dunn acted as engineer while Asst.
Supt. Morris fired Pullman cars were
run. 1t is the intention to run train
daily from Pocatello to Huntington if
possible Eastern mail came through,
but nothing from the south or north.
There was no through western mail.
We learn with sorrow of the terrible
accident which happened to the son of
d. l.. Bailey, of Meridian, on the
Fourth. The young man was hauling
wheat. when the loose bundles slipped
and he fell between the horses. One Of
the horses kicked him in the face
crushing and mangling his nose and
mouth terribly. Mr.. Bailey and fam
lily has the sincere sympathy of hosts
of Caldwell friends, and it is hoped the
injured bow will soon be around again
sound and WELL