The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

the city Monday.
Mr.. F. Mckenzie, of Rockville. was
in the City Sunday.
Work on the Mayer-Sebree building
was resumed Monday.
MI. Ghas. H. Irwin, of Nampa, was
in town on business yesterday.
MIR. John. L. Morrison made a fly
ing visit to Boise last week.
Mrs. E. NJ. Hostetter has been ailing
for several DAYS, but is now improve
ing.
Mr.. Eli H. Wilson and family. OF
Lower Boise, were visiting in Caldwell
Monday.
Mr. NJ. G. Stiles was down from
Boise last Saturday, visiting friends
in Caldwell.
The Democratic primary election
held in Caldwell yesterday was warm
ly contested.
Mr.. Geo. Little was quite sick Mon
day, being unable to attend business
at the Court house.
Mr.. Chris. Fahy and Miss. Gilgan
returned from the lively mining camps
Silver City and DeLamar. Sunday.
MIR. g. L. Alley and Miss Minnie
Baker, made visit to Boise City
Saturday evening, returning Sunday.
The Caldwell sports turned out en-
n,asse last Monday night, to witness
two strangers in a wrestling match
at Hardy and Thorp's.
Mr.. J. N. Cox, of DeLamar, is the
happy father of bouncing baby girl
weighing nine pounds, which arrived
Saturday, september ed.
MIR. j. e. Rice, the prominent Attor-
ney at law, moved to the Masonic
Building Monday, where he occupies
q suite of rooms as an Office.
The Ridenbaugh Canal Co., have
made arrangements to put in new
head gates and give the canal thor
ongh overhauling from one end to the
other.
Hon. VIM. H. Claggett, the silver
tonRued orator, will address the people
of Caldwell this evening, on the par
amount issues as set forth this day
by the Peoples party
Mr. w. s. Bailey, who has been at
tending the SEVENTEEN annual COM
munication of the sovereign grand
lodge, l. O. o. F. is expected to re-
turn home October LIST.
A train load of beef cattle number
ing 400 and consisting of IA cars, pass.
ed through Friday, on their way to
Omaha. They were shipped from
Huntington by Mel. Parker.
Mr. o. North the cattle dealer, will
ship from the stock yards near this
city. 800 head of beef cattle which
will take two trains of 20 cars each.
They will be shipped tomorrow.
James Moudy, OF Middleton, has
been supplying The people of Caldwell
with some excellent fruit this season
The peach crop is good but the apple
crop is inferor. The TRIBUNE &C.
knowledge q pleasant visit from Mr.
NJ.
Mr.. T. G. Martin, Of Parma, was in
town Monday. Mr. Martin Informed
US that there were fifty-One at work
on the bridge near Hon. Geo. Pauls
place, some of which were boarding
with the farmers, which is a great
help to the people there.
The M. b. Gwinn Mer. Co.. cal
YOUR attention in another column OF
the TRIBUNE, to new inducements
they are offering to the public in the
way of new attractions, just received
from the Eastern markets, which they
will put on sale this week, at remark
able low prices. Give them a cal
and be convinced.
Mr.. Frank Randall, of Nampa, wa
in town Saturday. Mr.. Randall re
turned last week from business ant
pleasure trip through Montana, wher
he found the people in more dis
tressed condition. two to one, thai
what we are here in Idaho. MIR. Ran
dali was glad to return to Nampa
which he said was good enough TO
him.
The pile driver which has been a
the bridge for the last two or three
months. drove the last of three hun
dred and twenty five piling Monday
when they left for Glenns Ferry. In
stone masons are now at work, cut
ting rock for the peers. The cor
struction outfit. under Mr.. Brun
Young viii be the next to take charg'
vhen It will be complsted.
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