The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-23
LOCAL And PERSONAL.

w. r. Jones, of Malad arrived in
Cald veil yesterday.
Miss Ella Horn was visiting friends
in Nanpa yesterday.
Yoa sholId see the Photographic dis
play in front Badley's "Myers."
Mr.. +. II. Lucas residence is much
improved from a new coat of paint.
Get your photo. Myers the Boise
photographer will be in town all of next
week.
Step into Badley's place and get a
copy OF Ross latest novel Love at Sev-
enty.'
Miss Anna and Julia Lynch of this
city are visiting friends in GlennS
Ferry.
Miss Nina Ettinger from Payette is
in the city visiting friends a few days
this week.
Have your photograph taken on the
4th, by Myers. VIII be in Caldwell I'M
till July 9TH.
Mr.. Chris. Fahy left for Boise City
last night on business. Mr.. Fahy will
return Sunday.
John Strobe, well known cattle man
of Owyhee Co. has been in town this
week on business.
Mrs. J. W. Hollenbeak is visiting Mrs.
Sands at jump creek, Owyhee Co.
Mrs. HOllenOeak will be gone one week.
Pres. VIM J. Boone will preach at the
Presbyterian church Sunday at | 80 IA.
M A cordial invitation is extended to
ALL
Mr.. Ballard, sheriff of Owyhee Co.,
has been in town several days this
week. Mr.. Ballard is after the escaped
prisoner.
Hardv and Thorp are said to have
building bee buzzing in their hat. Go
in gentlemen; Nothing ventured, moth
ing have; faint heart, etc.
Mr.. VIM. Isaac who was unable to haul
his wool to Caldwell on account of high
water arrived in town Wednesday being
the first one to cross the FrOman ferry.
Picard, Roberts and Mckenzie, the
Caldwell Butchering Co, tore down
their old building on Main ST., this
week, and will commence eXcaVating
for their new brick next Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. w. Dorman, Misses
Evelyn and Theresa O'Tarrel, Miss In
man and Messrs Blake and Armstrong
of Boise City, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Nj. A. Roberts, Sunday.
Mr.. AL Butts, the blacksmith has
repaired the break in the cell through
which the horse thief made his escape
Thursday morning Mr. Butts says the
iron in the cells is good but too soft,
and he ought to know.
Mr.. Lackey. who at one time was
partner of Mr.. Geo. FrOman in the
FrOman ferry, was in town this week
Mr.. Lackey intends putting in ferry
boat on Snake river above the old Fro
man ferry, work to commence at once.
The plank walk between the Elite
saloon and the depot is being repaired
by Marshal Martin. This walk has
been in a bad condition since the flood,
causing pedestrians going to and from
the trains great deal of inconven-
fence.
The TRIBUNE acknowledges is with
thanks receipt of complimentary sea-
son ticket to the base ball grounds ten
dered by President Walter Il. Sebree. |
1t is hoped the base ball season will be
a propitious one for Caldwells splen-
did team.
A fast freight line has been estab-
lished between Caldwell and DeLamar,
direct, by Messrs Maciven, Harris and |
Bernard. Freight and passengers will |
be carried, making the round trip every |
ha Sp,f <,1r
out Thursday by fOur-hOrse rig.
Mr.. Al. Butts the village blacksmith !
is doing a rushing business this week,
no less than ten wagons being station
ed outside of his snOp waiting for re-
pairs. Mr.. Butts is known all over, rs
the best blacksmith in the country, so |
parties wishing any work IN the black
smith line should consult Mr.. Butts be-
fore going else where.
Rev. Gown will preach at the Baptist
Church, tomorrow, both morning and
evening, subject for evening "The Key
stone of Character" which will be ad-
dressed especially to the young people,
but all are invited. Rev. Gown was for
four years pastor of the Baptist Church
in Boise and will doubtless interest
any WIZ COIlc W ucIc ullu.
Mr.. F. NJ, Smith one of our enterpris-
ing freighters called on CHE TRIBUNE,
Wednesday. The gentleman says
freighting is better this season than
usual on account of an increas ed
amount of back loading There is
deplOrable disposition in some quarters
to cut rates. Mr.. Smith thinks that
men who cut their own thrOats are not
much to be pitied.
The game of base ball between Noun
tain Home and Caldwell at the ball
park next Sunday will no doubt be a
good one. We learn that the Mountain
Home team have first class battery
and have strengthened their nine all
around A large crowd is expected to
attend Arrangements are being made
with the Boise team for game here a
week from tomorrow.
SHOOTING At SOUTH MOUNTAIN
Word was received here Thursday
nv telephone of a shooting affray at
South Mountain, near DE Lamar. Will
liam Franks and Allen McFadden,
lOggers, quarreled over some logging
a fight ensued and Franks
shot McFadden through the right lung,
initiating what will DrObably nrOVa