The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-29

Frank J. Smith Esq. received be-
tween three and four hundred volumes
of finely bound law books. They
make fine library.
! Mr. Seth Bixby, sturdy old farmer
of Middleton, presented THE TRIBUNE
force with an excellent watermelon.
Many thanks Mr.. b.
Mrs. C. E. Lee and daughter, Bertha,
returned to San Jose, California, Mon
day noon. Miss Lee will complete her
education at that place.
John T. Keegan, Canyon connty's
! able and efficient auditor and recorder.
has added an elegant and substantial
cabinet to the clerks office.
Hon. NJ. B. Gwinn returned from
Seaside, Oregon, saturday evening.
Mrs G. will extend her visit until after
the warm weather has abated.
Prof. and Mrs. Broxon and child, W.
C. Dunbar and the Misses Rich and
buchanan returned from three weeks
outing in Long Valley Monday.
Rev. G. w. Kennedy visited Payette
the beginning Of this week. He is the
recently appointed Methodist pastor OF
the Payette and Caldwell districts.
Mrs. c. Roswell and daughter, Stella
Mott, who have been visiting friends in
Caldwell and Middleton the past week
returned to Boise Saturday evening.
Sheriff Ireton reports Payette as be-
ing strictly in it in the political situa-
ton, and upon that city will depend
the political complexion Of Canyon
county.
r. Fl. Days is improving his resi-
dence by the addition of dormer win
dow. Mr.. Davis departed for Malad
City, Sunday, and will return with his
family this week.
Capt Gum will open the Populist
state campaign in Canyon County,
next Monday night. There will be
open air speaking and grand rally.
Everybody INVITED.
Deputy Assessor Hand reports that
the assessed valuation of Canyon
County will approximate $l,9OO,OoO
Fourteen widows came in under the
widows exempt law.
Rev. and Mrs Hicks, DR.. Stalker and
Mary Gipson returned from their trip
to the mountains Monday. Rev. Hicks
preached in Emmett, Sunday. They
all report plenty of small game and
fish and an excellent time.
Work commenced upon the Mayer
storeroom Monday morning. Owing
to the fact that brick were not obtain
able work ceased for awhile, but now
the building is going up rapidly. 1t
will be an elegant structure.
Hon. NJ. B. Gwinn returned Friday
from a three weeks visit to the coast.
The Mayor is vastly improved in
health and spirits and is just bubbling
over with vitality. Everybody is glad
to see him looking and feeling so well.
Messrs. Bayne and Richmond promi-
nent bridge builders of Minneapolis
and Council Bluffs arrived here Satur-
day from the east. The gentlemen are
here in the interest of their company,
to secure the contract for bridges
across the Boise river.
Mr.. Howard Sebree says that he is
not candidate for denomination as
treasurer of Canyon county on the
Democratic ticket. He declines to be
candidate owing to the fact that the
demands of business will not allow him
to make canvass of the county.
Regular services will be held at the
Baptist church Sunday morning and
evening. Sunday School 1920 preach
ing 1l:3O a. m. Young Peoples meet
ing 7. Preaching 8p. m. Rev. L. W.
Gowen has been called as pastor of the
church ard will begin his work by
preaching both morning and evening.
What has become of the Lincoln Re-
publican club. 1t should now revive
and display all its pristine earnestness
and loveliness. The campaign is at
hand, and an able organization can do
much in the dissemination of the doc
trines and principles of their party.
They can entertain visiting speakers
and noted men of the county, state and
nation and provide suitable places to
address the people. Let the Lincoln
Republican club revive.
Rev. w. NJ. Crowther, NJ. E. pastor of
this place, preached his farewell SER
mon in the Methodist church last Sun
day evening. He will depart for
HALEY this evening to take
charge of the congregation of that
place. Mr.. CrOwther is an able and
earnest worker in Christ's cause and
his congregation at this place are loath
TO part with his services. We hope
when his labors at that place are COM
pleted he will again be returned to
Caldwell.
Grover Cleveland, president of these
United States, has concluded not to
sign the hybrid tariff bill but allow it
to become a law without his signature.