The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-27

IA Ulg uIlVo Ill Hue COlleC soap d.
Blatchley's.
Robt. Disney, returned from an ex-
tended visit at Boise, Wednesday.
The Misses JUNE and Lille Dorman,
returned from Des M0ines, Iowa, last
Monday.
The financial statement published in
this issue shows Canyon county to be
in excellent condition.
Hon. w. S. Badley's excellent paper
read at the Caltus Club, brings him to
the front as writer vf no mean ability.
The Sherman law is thoroughly re-
pealed and the bond issue has been
prosperity hangs fire.
The people of Emmett are to have a
meeting tonight. That is an active
little community over there and the
people are working on correct lines.
1t is cheering to know that the en-
peror of Germany and Prince Bismarck
have made up. The emperor sent Bis.
a bottle of old wine and that fixed it.
The Caldwell brass band is finally
established on permanent basis, and
before long the Magic city will have
the best band west OF Greedy, Colorado. J
Hon. S. NJ. Coffin attended a meeting
of the Board of Regents of the Uni
versity of Idaho, at Boise, Monday.
He reports the institution in excellent
condition.
On the one hand the gorgeous palaces
of the rich, or the other, the sgualld
novels of the poor; in the middle OF the
road, great American people marching
right on to higher and nObler life.
The Populists will hold reunion at
the court house today. Messrs Clagett
and Gum are expected to deliver
speeches. A full set of delegates has
been elected and the county organiza-
ton will be completed.
Mr.. B. T. Young, in charge of the
construction and repair train is having
some repairing down on the Boise
bridge below town. Mr.. Young says
nothing in the way of new construction
is going on now in this division.
The American Falls boom is on and
is being promoted by new paper
called the Idaho Grit. Its name is sug-
ges 1--WE of visit to the Falls in mos
quito time. All the same, big town
will grow up at American Falls.
The Populists cast IL votes at the
primaries last Saturday and the follow
ing delegates were elected to the con-
ventiOn which meets today. J. b.
Wright, L. A. Hemphill, G. w. Cooper,
w. P. Carter and Ross Madden. A big
turn out is expected today.
The fireman's will hold their annual
ball at the Pacific the evening of
Washington's birthday. February 22nd,
1894. Look out for further an
nouncements and get ready to
attend a great event and help along a
good cause.
Mr.. Brooks, of the newly incorpor-
ated De Lamar Commercial Company
Limited, spent day or two in Cald'
well during the week. Mr.. Brooks is
an old timer in this section of Idaho
and wide-awake, energetic business
man. The new firm starts off with
every promise of success and continued
prosperity.
Walter Sebree, the popular cashier
of the Caldwell National Bank, has
Just returned from business trip to
Salt Lake City. The gentleman reports
times in that part of Zion extremely
dull and is glad to get back to Caldwell
where there is still little life. He
looks well after the trip.
AS a wide-awake, forefront journal
the TRIBUNE deems it duty to com
mand the builders of the state road to
come to a bait. There is scheme
afoot to build a macadamised road
across the continent and just as likely
as not it will hit right along the state
road survey.
We regret to hear of the death Of
Mrs. J. w. Jones, wife of Col. Jones
editor of the Blackfoot Neacs. Mrs
Jones died of inflammatOry rheumat-
ism on the 18th inst, after severe suffer
ing. Mr.. Jones and family. have the
) heartfelt sympathy of the TRIBUNE in
, this the hour of their terrible affection
! Some of our populist friends talk OF
adopting "Silver Reform" button, tt
be sold for one dollar each, in order t.
raise funds to carry on the next cam
I paign. In other words the campaign
committee will "press the button" ant
!; the voter will do the rest.-Payette In
: DEPENDENT
The members of the I. O. q. T. ant
}. few invited friends had an elegan
basket social at the residence of Mr.. A
= l.. Butts. 1t was an excellent affai
and the guests enjoyed themselves witt
:: many amusing and entertaining game
until late hour. Mrs. Butts. the host
ess, acquitted herself in very pleasing
' manner.
Q Midwinter Fair rates from Caldwell
to San Francisco via Portland ant
/ steamer and return $47 10. via POr.lan,