The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-04-21
CHIPS AND XuLTOlONESS.


ton in paper of following day.
Hostetter the Jeweler guarantees al
work.
Go and get can of that Golden Cot
tolene at I,idor Mayors.
Iwant 20 cords of wood in exchange
for work. Hostctt"r the .JeWeler.
The TRIBUNE thanks Senator ShouI
for valuable public documents and 4
new official map.
The Hardy and Thcrp menagerle is
prospering. The pet wild cats are just
too aWfuliy sweej.
A daily mail service between Cald-
well and Jordan Valley will be estaD,
lished in Il few d'yS.
If you want something nice for
cookies. hot cakes etc. try can OF Col
den Eottolene at Isidor Mayors.
Money is hard to get, but if you have
no money, Hos atter the Jewe'er Will
take produce in Exchange for work.
Read the advancement OF Hardy q
Thnrr in this iss1e. They conduct an
orderly house and supply pure goods.
Just received at the Chicago Mililn-
ery Parlors. new shapes. new flowers
and ribbons Come and see the latest.
Mr.. M. G.. Stiles finished painting the
sign o. the G. o. ID. store yesterday.
MIR. Stiles handles the brush like pro-
fessiOnal.
The family of John Ross have all
been down with the measles. Mrs.
Ross has been quite sick but is now
slowly recovering.
The spring wool clip is beginning to
come in. About $4,000 pounds have
been received by the Forwarding Co..
No buyers in sight.
Mr.. p. ]. Kelly who has been troubled
with enlargement of the pallet for q
number of wars, had DR.. Isham cut
part of it out last Tuesday.
Baker Bros. bought the Confection
erv from W. +. Schnabel last week.
They intend running notion store,
everything cheap and for cash.
Editor Mock. of the Nampa Leader,
is making race for the registership Of
the Boise land Office. We hope he sue
seeds. He will make good officer.
The Misses Dorman announce to the
ladies of Caldwell and surrounding
country, that their dress making Par
lOrs are now open. Opposite TRIBUNE
Office.
Rev. c. r. Kellerman will hold the
quarterly meeting services for the 3rd,
quarter at the NJ. E. church Sunday
April 22nd, at II a. m. All are invited
to attend. w. M. Crowther, pastor.
A load of splendid hams and shonl
ders packed by Pickard and Roberts
was sold to the Forwarding Co.. Thurs
day. This enterprising firm has dis
posed of nearly all their cured meat.
There will be quiet little meeting
of the Republican State Committee at
Boise, May 18th. AS little publicity as
possible should be given to the forth
coming event, therefore, whisper it
softly.
The Idaho Democrat denominates
Frank Beane as "Windy" Beane. the
Republican member of the Democratic
National Committee. Evidently, the
Democrat is not enamOred of its Ma
tional committeeman,
A. J. Crook has secured control of
the Last Chance ditch and will extend
it to Payette. The Last Chance is
taken out above the big Payette ditch
and carries about 5000 inches of water
The capacity will be increased to 90
Co.,
Malheur Republicans held their
county convention at Vale on the 18th
inst, and Mr.. Plat was nominated for
Auditor and Recorder. The gentleman
lives in Jordan Valley and is member
of the well known firm of sheep raiSers,
Sayles & Platt.
The Presbytery of Boise has been in
session in this place since Thursday
evening. Rev S. f. Wishard, ID. ID. of
Ogden, Utah. will preach Saturday and
Sunday evenings. Communion ser
vices Sunday morning. All are in
vited to attend these services.
Well, if Democrats are not already
irving to steal and naturalize the
quorum counting device They say it
belonged to them all the time; that it
is essentially Democratic and Republi-
cans ought to be ashamed to claim it.
Nothing like Democratic gall.
A petition for change of mail route
is being numeronstly signed at the
pOstoffice. The present route from
Star to Emmett is asked to run via
Middleton, connecting with the Cald-
we'll mail, thence to Emmett, and an
additional service from Emmett to
Marsh Basin is asked The proposed
change will be a great Improvement
with only slight additional distance
M. B. Gwinn and S. Nj. Coffin were
up inspecting the head gates of the
Caldwell ditch, Thursday. The gentle
men say that there is great danger that
the head gates will be washed out.
Arrangements have been made to sup
ply the town with water through other
channels. The damage in case the
gates are carried out, will be consider
able.
The Lincoln Republican club was
stricken down in the first flush of incep-
lent vigor with distemper which, in
divorce cases, comes under the name
of constitutional incompatiblity. Com
plications arose which drove into SOM
nOlence: then came cOmatOse and final
dissolution. We heard the death rattle
a short time anterior to the city cleo
fion. The Peoples Party club struggles
on manfullt but with a falling baro-
meter.
The Good Templars gave a ban
uuet last Tuesday evening at the
residence of Mr.. H. n. Maxey
at which all the members of that
organization had most enjoyable
time. 1t seems that some weeks ago
the members of that organization de
cided to evenly divide and enter into
a literary contest. the losing side to
furnish grand spread. The two
sides have been enacting series OF
private entertainments, alternately
eliminating in the defeat of Company