The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-10-20
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

UVVAU NM 04AOVNA0'
Mr.. Newell, of Snake river, was in
town Wednesday.
Miss Loretta Reed was visiting
friends in Nampa this week.
Messrs. Judge Jenkins and w. c.
Dunbar were visiting at Emmett, this
week.
Mr.. W.P. Carter is clerking for Mr..
E. II. Adam in the G. o. D. Store this
week.
Mr.. Junius Wright and wife and
Mrs. W. e.. Maxey, were visiting at
Boise City this week.
Judge Nugent was in town short
time Tuesday. He returned to Boise
on the evening train.
Mr.. Vernon Bailey, of Boise City,
attended the Grand Lodge l. o. &. I.
in Caldwell, this week.
Mr.. c. w. Cooper is spending week
discussing the political question in the
eastern part of the state.
Mr.. Henry Reinmeyer. the Middleton
blacksmith, was in Caldwell Wednes-
day transacting business.
Mr.. ]. A. Craven. of Weiser, was
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore, Of
this city, few days this week.
twenty-five stone ruasons arrived
from Wyoming this week and are now
ut work in the yard below the depot.
Messrs. T.K. Little and Isidor Mayer
returned from their business trip at
DeLamar and Silver City, Wednesday.
Mr.. Oscar Martin is assisting MIR.
Ellis Askey at the post office during
Postmaster Badley's absence at Lewis
ton.
Messrs. John McGlinchey and w. &.
Whitney, two well known citizens OF
Payette, were visiting in Caldwell
Thursday.
MI. Josiah Cave, of Falk's Store,
Democratic nominee for the house
for EImore, Ada and Canyon counties,
was in tho city Tnusday.
Rev. w. q. Dram, who is to become
pastor of the Christian Church is ex-
pected to arrive today, and preach his
frst sermon tomorrow morning.
Shiloh's Cure is sold on guarantee.
It cures lncipient Consumption. 1t is
the best Cough Cure, only one cent q
dose. Is cents, 80 cents and $lOO.
Mr.. E. H. Adam, proprietor of the
q. q. D., has the best line of groceries,
provisions. etc., for family trade to be
had in the city. Read his lad" in The
TRIBUNE this issue.
There are several bad crossings on
Main street that are not noticeable until
. heavy rain such as we had lately,
making them almost impossible and
very inconvenient, especially for ladies'.
Caldwell was represented in De
Lamar this week by Messrs. c. h.
shaw. T. X. Little and Isidor Mayer.
Where the business Ia, there will these
well known rustlers be.-DeLamar
Nugget.
Mr.. Dan Leyan came down from
Willow Creek Monday. Most all the
miners owning claims in that district
are now ut work, confident of making
. lucky strike. since Mr.. Levan made
his discovery.
Superintendent Calvin, of the Union
Pacific, arrived in Caldwell Thursday,
on q special aud after making an in
spection of the railroad bridge at this
place, left for the west to examine the
bridges along the Snake river.
Hon. Fred T. Dubois and J. NJ. Wells,
of the Republican party, and Judge
Claggett, of the Peoples party, the
orators who are making series OF
speeches throughout the state were in
Caldwell short time Wednesday.
Mr.. John Sebree, who left Caldwell
two weeks ago with two train loads OF
cattle shipped to Omaha by Mr.. o
North, of Evanston, Wyoming, re-
turned last Thursday. Mr.. Sebree re-
ports the cattle market as being fairly
good.
Mr.. VIM. Orr, who lives two miles
east of town. was kicked on the leg by
q horse, while at the Warm Springs
last Saturday. He was brought t.
Caldwell and is now under the care Of
Drs Isham and Wright. Owing to thu
limb swelling 1t will be several days be
;fcre the doctors will be able to tel
.Whether It Il broken or not.