The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-05-26
LOCAL AID PERSONAL.


City Oh business, Wednesday.
The Opera House enterprise is grad
ually assuming substantial form.
Picard and Roberts are rapidly per-
fectimg pans for their new brick block.
Frank Randall. OF Nanpa, was in
Caldwell THIS week tranSac'lng busl-
ness.
Mr.. Arthur Ruse and wife of Payette
were wishing friends in this city last
week.
Wool keeps rolling in, bat the festive
herder has not begun to splash the reo
paint.
f. Mckenzie OF Rockville was in
town this week looking after the WOOL
market.
J.. S. ollie. went to Portland last
expected home seen.
Several wool ;nen are in town this
week. but are unable to state at what
figure they expect to buy.
Thirty of Caldwell citizens attended
the LAYING OI the corner stone or the
Soldiers Home at Boise Wednesday.
Mr.. VIM. Isaac left for his ranch
Thursday to commence Sneariug when
is expected to last TWO Or three weeks.
Martha G. Gibbons, who has been
visiting in the state OF VI washington lor
the last year, returned home Thursday
evening.
The populist convention will be on
the lst. of August: Republican. on the
9Th, and Democratic Oh the 10Th, all
at Bose What time.
Mr.. Roberts of the well known firm,
Picard and Roberts made a business
trip to Boise City the fore part OF this
week, returning Thursday.
improvements on Mr. Blatchley's
residence are assuming finished forms
which will make it one of the hand
sOmests places in Caldwell.
John r. Sebree has been in town
during the week Mr. Sebree is III the
market to purchase 1900 head of steers
from yearlings up to tour year olds.
Constructive work on the Caldwell
Emmett telephone line is progressing
RAPIDLY. This is an enterprise which
both towns may justly be proud OF.
Mr.. Geo. Chapman, partner OF ": i,
Mosby returned from their mines
Thursday Mr.. Chapman reports WORK
on their ground as progressing llyely.
Mr.. Morrison. of the Morrison and
Rice law firm, has been spending con
siderable time lately at the state Cap
ital attending to important legal 0nsl-
ness
The Hoffman Coffee house has NOV
ed into the Mrs Mohr hotel building,
Main Street and the cleanest, tastiests
meals and lunches possible are beng
served.
The attention of farmers and others
desiring to negatiate loans is called to
the announcement of Mervin SWortS
appearing in this paper. The terms
offered seem very reasonable.
Miss Ada and Rosa Cauter who have
been attending school in Missouri were
in Caldwell this week visiting W. +
Schnabel and relatives. They return
ed to their home in Jordan Valley
Thursday.
Caldwell merchants claim Slight
decrease in amount OF business over
last spring but a wholesome increase
of cash business. People are more
careful of purchases ana are inclined
to economic all along the line.
Governor Mcconnell will be in Cald
wei, Monday evening to address pupils
of the public school at the Presbyterian
church. An excellent program Will Ot
rendered by graduates and others
The public is cordially invited.
Among the new arrivals in Caldwell
Thursday was "A party Of Indians con
sisting of two SquawS two pap0ose'
and one buck. They arrived IRON
POcatello and made their headquarters
mt the water tank where they attracted
quite CROWD.
Robert Altman, sheep Inspector o
CANYON County, was in Caldwell this
week. Mr.. Altman said that there
would be great deal of money circu
lated i'm this part of the country If tn
sheepmen could get any reasonable
price for their wool.
John Hurst. who shot and killet
morgan =. Morgan, at Malad, idaho
last January, has been convicted 0
murder in the second degree. The Gle
fens set up justitiable homecide on tn
Ground that Morgan had debanche'
Hurst's wife and destroyed his home
Mrs. Hurst admitted the liaison.
Wednesday evening the death of
child of Mrs. Taylor, whose huSban,
died a few months ago, was reported
II is believed now that the death re
suited from poisoning, the child hav
ing eaten some poisonous weed. a
first there was some fear of diptheris
This is melancholy case as Mrs
Taylor is not only in an impoverlshe
condition but physically in delcat
state. Neighbors are doing all posi-
hle to relieve present distress.
Messrs. Thorp and HALEY returne
wednesday from serving two week
as deputies. under marshal Pinkhan
I'm protecting the Railroad Co, agains
the Industrials. who have been causin
90 much trouble of late. These gentle
men have no thrilling stories to relate
only that they were numerically guy
ed by the wealers the whole time the
were out, which they were Obliged t
take, but it was hard for the boys
control their tempers under the tongu
lashing they received.
DIED-Two miles east of CaldWel
May 22nd, 1894, infant son OF lille
and Sarah Cox; aged four month.
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