The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-11

Convention to be held September %,
1894. p. A. DEvERs.
Caldwell, June 25, 1894.
LOCAL and PERSONAL.
The strike is ended.
1t will soon be hello Emmett.
Mr.. Cartwright, of Emmett was in
Caldwell yesterday.
MIR. Isidor Mayer left for De Lamar
and Silver City Monday.
MIR. D.. g.. Chase of Payette registered
at the Pacific hotel Sunday.
Mr.. John Murray of Emmett was a
visitor at the county seat Monday.
DIR. Clymer, Emmett's competent
physician, was in Caldwell Tuesday.
Mayor Fahy and DR.. Armstrong
were over from Middleton Saturday.
In this issue is published call for
Populist primaries and county conven-
ton.
Mr.. John Daily, of Emmett, was
transacting business in Caldwell yes
terday.
Hons. J. H. Richards and J. T.
Keegan drove from Payette to Cald-
well Sunday.
Messrs. DR.. Ed E. Maxey and VIM.
c. Dunbar made flying visit to Boise
City yesterday.
Attorney Frank J. Smith made a
business trip to Vale, Oregon, Friday,
returning Saturday.
Mr.. DUTIES, Nampa's wideawake and
substantial citizen had business in the
Probate Court, Monday.
Mr.. Sidney Knight. of Knightyille, a
station on the stage route to Jordan
Valley, was in town Sunday.
Friends of Mrs. Howard Sebree will
be pleased to learn of her speedy re-
covery from her recent illness.
Mr.. Easterbrook, the pushing young
attorney of Nampa was at the county
seat on legal business, Monday.
Messrs Smith and Mickey Morton of
Emmett having business with the COM
missioners were in town Monday.
Among the many damaging effects
of the strike may be noted general pO-
litical paralysis in Canyon County.
The Misses Dorman, dressmakers,
will enjoy the months of July and
August with their parents in the coun-
try.
Mr.. G. L. Alley received instruc-
lions from headquarters yesterday to
sell tickets to all points on the U. P.
system.
Mr.. C. o. Broxon, wife and son with
Miss Della Rich and Miss Emma Buch-
man of Caldwell, visited Boise City
last week.
The Nampa Progress is disposed to
poke fun at strike news emanatlng
from Caldwell. Its real mean to laugh
at us that way.
The soldiers of Company C, who were
camped near Huntington guarding the
common WealerS returned to their bar
ricks at Boise City Sunday.
Miss Anna Hollenbeak, popular
young lady of Caldwell, who has been
teaching school at De Lamar the past
winter, returned to this place last week.
If you have burning desire to be a
board of county commissioners, go
few million jackrabbit ears, it will
probably cure you.
THE TRIBUNE is under obligation
to Senator ShOup for valuable public
document, Compendium of the Eleventh
Census. We are much obliged to Sem
ator Shoup and appreciate the kind
ness.
Editor Mock hOnored THE TRIBUNE
with q brief call Monday morning.
The gentleman reluctantly admitted
that the color of the last issue of the
Leader was not altogether due to pa
triOtism.
Mr.. John Lucus, a popular young
gentleman of Caldwell, who located at
Mountain Home some time ago, is WIS.,
iting friends and relatives in Caldwell.
Mr.. Lucus will return on the first train
going east.
Hon. E. X. Hayes Emmett's, rustling
young merchant, was at the county seat
Monday. The gentleman informs US
that the body Of Thomas Sheppard,
drowned, has not been recovered. Poll
tics in Emmett is of the easy, peaceable
brand just now.
The mills at the Poorman mine Of
Silver City were destroyed by fire last
week, involving loss Of $4,000. No
insurance. This mine has been very
productive during the present season
and this accident is much to be re-
GREETED. 1t is said the mills will be
promptly rebuilt.
The people of Middleton will give q
raspberry and ice cream festival at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. Foote,
Friday afternoon and evening COM
mencing at 2 o'clock. The proceeds to
20 toward raising fund for the build
Ing OF q church TO be erected at Mid
.dleton 10 the near future. The Cald-
well Cornet band received kind invi-
tation to be in attendance and will dis
course charming music during the
evening. Everybody is cordially in
vited, . good and jolly time assured.
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