The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-02-17
Cakes Bros. for best shoes.
FIRE-man's dance Thursday n

FIRE-man's dance Thursday night.
Boston Baked Peans at The Festival
Thursday evening.
Col. Irwin of the Phyllis Canal Co,
was in Caldwell, Tuesday.
You save a of your money if YOU
buy your fine soap at Blatchley's.
Mr.. Isidor Mayer, has been in Della
mar on business during the week.
Young nan, stop! That girl of
yours desires to dance. Remember the
Firemen.
In Difference to the defamation con.
test. the Lowell Literary will not meet
next Friday.
The Caldwell Brass Band under the
able leadership of Prof. Smithson is
making splendid progress.
The Z. o. d. store has been moved
from the Masonic block to the building
recently occupied by Cakes Bros.
ingalls, says that Cleveland is becon-
ing jrascible. Mrs G. had better run
over to Europe for year or two again.
The TRIBUNE is very rnuch taken up
this week by ordinances. Some of them
are of great Importance and ought to be
read carefully.
The old warship Kearsage that knock
ed out the famous Alabama was
wrecked and went to the bottom of the
sea few DAYS ago.
The T. c. Egleston Defamation Con.
test will be held in the Presbyterian
church, Friday evening, FEBRUARY 23rd,
1894. Admission, 25 cents.
Mr.. Rollo, of Middleton has kennel
of pure bred st Bernard dogs. They
are said to be beauties. Mr.. Rollo is
dog fancier of extended reputation.
StrucKman the photographer will be
in Caldwell for two weeks longer only.
To work up my stock of goods have
reduced cabinet photos to 1925 per dOz.
The reason why Rep. Sweet did not
vote against the Wilson bill was that
he was taken suddenly very sick. 1t
was not known that he expected to be
sick
Middleton people have entered thu
lists in the grand county seat race.
The wire will fall on the morning of
November 9Th. Training is now in
order.
It is rumored that considerable inter
necine cOmmOtiOn was caused on the
IA by the sending and receiving of va
riOus indiscribable missiles. called val
entines.
Mary Hallack Foote has written
novel on the C9ur'd Alene mining
troubles. Considering the yarns a.
ready spun on that subject one would
think the theme exhausted.
The fireman's will hold their annual
ball at the Pacific the evening of
Washington's birthday. February END,
1894. Look out for furthef an
nOuncements and get ready to
attend great event and help along
good cause.
Midwinter Fair rates from Caldwell
to San Francisco via Portland and
steamer and return $47. 10. via Portland
and Shasta Route (all rally and return
$500. Tickets limited to continuous
passage each direction with final limit
of 30 days. GEO. L. ALLEY, Agent.
A petition has been circulated ask.
ing the city council to submit the
question of bonding for the purpose of
erecting water works aud an electric
lighting plant for Caldwell. The
proposition seems to meet with much
approval.
Last Friday evening the many friends
of Miss Moliie; Galloway, collected to-
gether and marched to the residence of
Mr.. Alex Dement,. where they gave the
young lady an agreeable surprise. Miss
to11 .tns thop ;~, ho~ 81
vivaciOus manner and very pleasant
evening was spent.
Say, Whist! come around the corner.
All! anybody looking? Lend me your
ear Hush! Heard anything about
hist whist heard anything about
county SIS whist-seat? Nope. Why
-hist-going whist put it-hush-lis-
ten-going to plant her over at-hush-
h-h-MiddletOn. GeewhiZZ!
The commissioners of Ada county
have called an extra meeting OF the
board in order to provide for fencing
in the gave yard. Boise corpses must
be inclined to leave the reservation.
Prompt action on the part of the COM
missioners may save a general stampede.
The regular monthly Odd Fellows
sociable last Wednesday evening was a
highly enjoyable affair. Thirty or forty
link bearers together with their wives
and families and best girls gathered at
the lodge room and spent the evening
in games, songs and sociability. An
elegant luncheon was served by the
ladies of the Baptist church and hap
pier event could scarcely he imagined.
Wednesday evening a pleasant valen-
tine party was given by the Christian
Endeavor society at the home of the
Misses Hartley. About twenty-five or
thirty invited guests were present and !
the evening made enjoyable by singing,
and playing many interesting games.
At about 10 o'clock the valentines were |
distributed, comic, handsome and SEN
timental, after which the guests RECALLED |