The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-12-15
LOCAL AND PERSONAL,

Presents for all at Blatchley<s s.
Diptheria is raging in Malad, Oneida
county. i
60 to Bfatchley's for your Christina
! presents.
Hon. S. $. Foote was over from Mid
dleton, Wednesday.
Commissioner-elect Stafford was il
the city Wednesday.
Revival meetings are to begin in tn,
Methodist church on new years eve.
Captain Crook. of Payette, was seer
on Caldwell streets during the week.
Henry Reinemer, of Middleton, wa.
doing business in Caldwell yesterday.
See Hostetter the Jeweler for silver
ware. The only fresh and new stock.
A gang of counterfeiters were re.
Gently captured in a cave near Guthrie
O.. L.
Frank Estabrook, of Nampa was at.
tending to legal business in Caldwell
Thursday.
Call and examine Hostetter's new LOT
OF jewellery and silverware, just arrived
it is superb.
Hartley the orchardist and nursery
man was doing business in the city
Wednesday.
Commissioner-elect Partridge, of
Nampa, was visiting friends in Cald-
well, Thursday.
Milton e. Cage, receiver in the U. S.
Land office at Boise City, was in Cald.
well, Wednesday.
Messrs. Hand and Dunbar have the
management of the assessors office dur
Mr.. Horns sickness.
Sir John Thompson the Canadian
premiers died suddenly at Windsor,
England on the 18th.
The Caldwell stores are putting on
holiday attire and looking as fresh aud
inviting as you please.
Mr. ]. E. Beggs, superintendent of the
California Oregon and Idaho Stdge Co.,
was in the city yesterday.
W. B. Thews. of Oneida county, is in
BOISE. He is an aspirant for Chief
Clerk of the lower house.
The lower house of congress passed a
bill legalizing railroad pooling. 1t was
superfluous piece of legislation.
Senator Teller says that Carlisle's
currency scheme is absurd and that
New York bankers do not generally
favor 1t. 80.
There is considerable talk among the
farmers living down the valley, Of start
ing creamery in Caldwell, some
time next month.
The dispatches say that the cattle
men OF the country are going to- lock
arms with the sugar trust and strangle
it. Good enough.
Mrs. Marion Bennett, of Boise. has
sued John Early for $4,000 for permit
Ting her husband to fall down stairs
and break his head. -.
A diving-bell arrived in town a few
lays ago. 1t will be used in the Boise
liver while putting in the center. pier
for the new wagon bridge.
The members of Caldwell Lodge No.
10, |. 0. O. F. will entertain the mem
)ers of surrounding lodges on installa-
ion night. A grand time lis expected.
Mr.. George c. Cakes, of the widely
Inown and justly celebrated firm, Cakes
Brothers the square dealers, is in the De
lamar and Silver City country looking
Up business this week..
The distance to the sun has been
inally correctley ascertained. It is o. !.
10000 miles and its temperature is l5-
90 degrees Farenheit. Some one has
ct the fire go down recently.
Coy. Mcconnell is in Salt Lake CITY.
lie will pay the Blackfoot Asylum
isit Of inspection Oh his return. Ad-
itions will have to be made to the in
titution within the next year.
Mr.. Rose, tonsorial artist of Boise
ity, is operating chair in the barber
hop of W. E. Snodgrass, whose bust
ess has Increased so much of late that
became necessary to enlarge the force.
At Ridgeway, Missouri, David G.
pragg in fit of-tefnporary insanity,