The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-13
LOCAL AID PllSONAL.


r.. G EgIeston wtHt up to Boise Oh
business last evening.
Mr.. NcDowel. Of star was in Gala
well Oh business Saturday.
The new&p tpers are claiming that
"Baby Ruin Is aH lIhDtclle.
Mr.. T. II. Satoris returned Monday
from au extended visit to payette.
Court NorthrOp and Col. ; -eavensOn
rode over 70 Emmett Saturday on Du5I-
ness.
Mrs. Z. H. Adam and chillren Were
visiting Mr.. Lou Adam al pdyette last
week.
Mrs. A. L. Galloway, of this place is
visiting friends and relatives III
Nampa.
C. II. Cupp was at Emmett Monday,
subpGnaed as q witness OH the wool
stealing case
Mr.. Il. Shea the well known cattle
man of Jordan Valley was visitor Ill
Caldwell Sunday.
Mayor Gwinn went TO Pocatello sun
Knights of Pythias.
Mr., Harry Snder who has been visit
ing relatives in Caldwell returned to
DeLamar Saturday.
Two of the Coxeyites confined III the
county Jail were reported as being
quite sick last week.
Mr.. Nick Maher wealthy business
man of Jordan VallAy was transactlng
business in Caldwell this week.
The Snake river is still rising and
will continue to rise until the last o!
this month SO the old timers say.
Mr.. r. +. Gwinn shipped twenty
seven cases of chOice picked straw
berries to Butte and Denver Monday.
Judge Pease was up from Parma
yesterday. He reports crops damaged
by highwater to the extent of 81 per
cent.
Mr.. r. II. Danilson of Shilling, keisel
and DanilSon, the large business firm
of Ontario, was in town on business
Monday.
Miss Nellie Galloway returned from
Boise City Sunday where Miss Gala
way has been visiting friends for
number of days.
Messrs. Dan Brown and b. b. HALEY
deputy marShais, left for Boise Mon
day night to take charge Of the veal
ers at Fort Pinkhambob.
Mr.. Isidor Mayer the rustIing bust
ness man of Caldwell is in DeLamar.
looking after the trade which he holds
in that part of the country.
l.. \. York has purchased the Silver
City ArUlunche and now runs new
York paper Success Bro. York
When do we go to Shoshone Fails
again?
The wealers under the charge Of dep
uties Brown aud HALEY, passed
through Caldwell yesterday on their
way to Huntington where theyNWiIl be
held as prisoners for thirty or sixty
days when they will be turned loose.
DIR. w. C. Maxey left for his ranch
near Parma, Monday. where he
is erecting d house which will be com
Melted this week. Mr.. Maxey has d
number of men at work on his ditch
which is nearing completion.
Messrs. Kelley and McLain with
three men instead of ten as reported
last week, left Monday morning to
fill their contract with the Glover Val
ley Land 4 stock Co., of Nevada.
They expect to be gone about three
months.
New and beautiful line of summer
trimmed hats now on sale at the Chi |
caoo Millinery Parlors. Leghorns. !
sailors. flowers, ribbons, laces, face
wells. all new goods. latest styles ana |
lowest prices. 1t gives pleasure to
show goods.
AR. II. Sebree brought up an elegant |
pair Of Percheron colts, and Years |
old from his ranch, Monday. They |
were raised by Mr.. Sebree and are |
heauties. More horses Of the same kind |
would materially help the agricultural |
interests of this section.
Col. Irwin and Major Kurtz paid TILE |
TRIBUNE visit Saturday. They lett |
with this Office valuable and interesting |
fruit culture statistics for which they !
have our thanks. Messrs. Irwin and !
Eurtz are interchangeable laborerS for |
the progress and prosperity of Canyon
county.
Mr.. L. Lowry overSeer of the Sim |
mons ranch near Nampa was in the city !
Monday. Mr.. Lowry will harvest ah i'm
mence hay crop this season, expecting |
from the first cutting at least three tons |
to the acre. The frost Sunday night !
nipped many of his yines-beans pota-
toes etc.
An interesting law suit was tried be-
fore Judge Phillips, of Emmett. Mon |
day. 1t was the State against Hopkins |
and Fuller bows accused by W. NJ. |
Cupp of stealing 10 pounds OF wool. |
The circumstantial evidence was quite
nointed but seemingly not enough to
70 satisfy the jury. The Hopkins and
Fullers were acquitted.
change has been effected in the
of the 5. NJ. Colin CONNER
ccial Company. Mr. S. NJ. Coffin has
.yithdraWp from the business, leaving
the stockholders to consist of I. G
Eglest0n. Frank Coffin and Court
Northrop. Mr.. $. NJ Coffin will prob
ahly take charge of the Forwarding
business.
1t is reported that the strawberry
nickers are out on a strike, demanding
20 cents per crate instead Of 10 cents
as heretofore paid. The outcome is
douhtful as the strikers are determined
and the employers claim that they are
having all the business will stand. 1t
e hoped that arbitration will be re-
sorted to. The strikers are peaceaDle