The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-28
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

In thlS CITY laSI TUESDAY.
Hon. &. w. Paul, of Parma, paid the!
county seat visit this week.
Mr.. Con Shea, wealthy cattle owner
of Owyhee Co., is in the city.
Ira A. Pease, of Parma, was Cald-
we'll visitor couple of days this week.
Miss Edna Horn, returned from a
pleasant visit with friends in Nampa
Thursday.
There was butter famine in town
this week, for a few days. But 1t has
now abated.
w. M. Traver, the popular hardware
man of Nampa, was Il Caldwell visitor,
Wednesday.
Mr.. F. r. Coffin, of Boise city, was
looking after his business Interests IN
Caldwell this week.
The majority of the Caldwell dele
gates to the convention at Payette
will go down today.
Hon. j. H. Richards, judge of the
3rd, district (apparenD was at the
county seat yesterday.
w. H. Taylor, a prominent Popullst
of Payette. was in town Tuesday, at
tending the convention.
Misses Ella Cameron and Rena Bur
nam, of Boise City, are visiting Miss
Anna Lynch, of this place.
Messrs. Foote and Plowhead, of
Middleton, were in town today on their
way to the Payette convention.
The Misses Coffin, of Boise, are spend
ing few days in Caldwell, visiting Mr..
and Mrs. S. Nj. Coffin, and their many
friends.
Billy Gilbert, who shot and killed
Jimmy Turner, at Boise City, July 18th,
was discharged by Judge Ryals, last
Wednesday.
Ouite few men derive considerable
enjoyment viewing the building of the
Caldwell Butchering Cos, new meat
shop these days.
A. X. Steunenuerg has the best edu-
Gated cow in the country. She won't
permit Mrs. Steunenberg to milk her
or even churn later on.
Mr.. C. L. Shirley intends starting a
stage line between Caldwell and the
Warm Springs next week. Three trips
each way will be made during the week.
Logan county instructed her dele
rates to the Republican Convention
to vote against the senatorial resolu-
ton. Logan county is a sensible peo-
pie.
Owing to the failure of the confer
ence committee on the tariff bill OF the
house and senate to agree, the price Of
wool in Salt Lake markets rose three
cents.
There has been no freight in from
the west, to speak of for the past
month, which has resulted in delaying
the business of this community quite
considerable.
The honorable board of County Com
missiOners. held special session at the
court house this week, in regard to the
building of new bridges over the Snake
river, near Caldwell.
The People Party state central COM
mittee, in order to encourage full
attendance at their state convention,
have secured one fare rate for round
trip, also special rates at the principal
hotels.
Work on the Picard, Roberts & Nc
Kepzie building was stopped Thursday,
owing to some misunderstanding be-
tween the Butchering Co. and the
property owner adjoining, concernin g
the petition wall.
The Christian Sunday School will
give a picnic next Wednesday, August
LIST, 1894, at Mr. Tom JohnstOn's grove
about miles west of Caldwell. All
are cordially invited to take their lunch
and have grand time.
There is some talk of the railroad
employees on the Union Pacific going
on strike because quite number
will be laid off the first of August. We
hope they will consider the proposition
we'll before venturing in another tie up
The travelling men who have beer
tied up at different points along the
railroad during the strike, are coming
in regularly now, which is causing on1
generous and obliging host, Mr. +. NJ
Satoris, of the Pacific Hotel, to smile
with satisfaction.
Rev. and Mrs. W. NJ. Crowther gave
q delightful little party last Frida!
evening, to the officers and teachers o
the Methodist Sunday school and few
invited friends. The evening wa
made enjoyable by many little amusing
and interesting games, after which al
excellent and tasty lunch was served
and the guests departed delighted will
the exquisite manner in which the.
were entertained by their accomplished
host and hostess.