The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-12-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

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Mr.. A. S. Robertson, of Nampa, was
in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. W. E. Mosby, was visiting
friends at Boise this week. ~
The Trans Mississippi Congress con-
vened at st. Louis Tuesday.
Mr.. Moudy was in the city on business
yesterday and called at this Office.
Mrs. Anna Pence, of Payette, is visit
ing relatives and friends in Caldwell.
Mr.. Richard Lanktree was doing the
Caldwell sights day before Thanksgiy-
ing.
The lsham- Hoover opera house is now
under roof, seats and scenery will soon
be placed.
The band ball Thanksgiving night
was a splendid success financially as
we'll as socially.
The number of teams constantly on
Main street is q sure indication Of in
creasing business.
Robt. o. Crawford, of Emmett, was
visiting friends and relatives in Cald-
well Thanksgiving day.
Charles Steunenberg arrived on Wed.
nesday's train. He is not looking a.
well as when here before.
c. w. Veatch, representing the West
ern Loan and Savings Co., is in, the city
trying to establish local branch.
Six masked men entered a Baker
City hotel, lined up the attendants and
scooped $1,000, mostly from faro bank.
A granite monument 100 feet high
will be erected to mark Washington's
birth place, Wakefield, Va. A pretty
big birth mark.
The turkey shoot was q boiling sue
cess. Hostetter, the jeweler, carried
away all the honors and four nice fat
turkeys to boot.
The Falk- Bloch Mercantile Co. is con-
stantly receiving new goods and reduc-
ing prices. The business is done at the
town of Nampa.
The Bi-metallic League is in session
formulating q silver policy for the sill
YER factions in all parties. The league
has q job on hand. -
j. H. Gwinn returned from Boise,
Wednesday. He says the senatorial
fight is beginning to make things sui.
try around the capital. -
The plate glass front was put in the
Caldwell Buchering Cos building
Thanksgiving day. 1t gives the build
ing an elegant appearance.
In Oneida county two lame men
were nominated for the Legislature and
the Democrat won. Democrats always
take advantage Of a cripple.
Mr.. L. S. Dille's new residence on
Fourth, South street is approaching
completion. twill be one story 26x2S,
substantially built and elegantly fin
ished.
The railway company cannot be too
highly commended for the work being
done filing up the big trenches along
the track in this city. Caldwell people
duly appreciate it.
The band boys are jubilant over the
great success of the dance, Thanks
giving night. The band is now making
arrangements for grand masquerade
ball for Christmas night.
Bismarck's wife died at 3 o'clock last
Tuesday morning. She had been ailing
for some months. 1t is feared the
death of his wife may seriously effect
the health of the Iron Chancellor.
Arthur Brown has started another
libel suit against the Salt Lake Trib-
une and doubled the stakes. He now
sues for $4,000 damages. His charac-
ter seems to thrive on the scandals of
the press.
Editors will please take notice that
there is very dangerous counterfeit,
50 silver certificate, of the 1891 series,
abroad. AS few editors have seen a
bill of that size since 1891, they may be
easily victimized.
The regular bi-monthly union meet