The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-09
LOCAL AID PERSONAL.
The Boise river is snbsiding rapidly.

tai one day ttiiS week.
The Bernard ferry is now the only
ferry that is able TO work.
Nj. VIM. Craddocil viii ship two car
loads Of h0rs = east tomorrow.
Rev. j. Van der Ueyden. of Boise
City, was iii Caldwell thursday.
A fresh lot of Strawberries and cher
ries just arrived at j. l.. Bakers.
Mr.. +. N. s5;.toris OF The Pacific hotel
is visiting friends III Payet,e this week.
MIR. Frank Galloway, of Middletown,
California. is visiting relatives in this
city.
Don't forget the first festival of the
season ut the Christian church, Monday
evening.
Miss Anabel Little who has been
suffering from severe attack OF fever
is improving.
Everybody viii eat ice cream and
straw berries, Monday evening, at the
Christian church.
Strawberries, ice elm and cake at
the Christian church, Monday evening
Everybody come and eat.
a cold waive struck the country
Wednesday which it is supposed will
materially abate high water.
Strawberries and cherries bought OF
J. l.. Baker viii be delivered to any
part OF the city free OF charge.
Mr.. Dan Kelleher, OF Nampa, was III
Caldwell Wednesday evening attending
his sisters Miss May, wedding.
The |. o. G. rs will give a straw berry
and ice cream festival III the Christian
church. Monday night, June llth.
Mr.. Isidor Mayer just received car
load OF the old reliable Mitchell wagons,
which he viii offer at a very reasonable
price.
CaldwelIs Fourth of July business is
booming along merrily and a great day
is in store for. the people OF Canyon
County.
Hon. J. NJ. Martin, of Emmett, was
in town yesterday. He reports dam
ages from high water along the Payette
very great.
Mr.. Esterbrook, Nampa's active and
brilliant young attorney was at the
county seat yesterday on important
legal business.
Mr.. O. North, of Nevada, one of the
largest cattle ami Stock owners III this
western country, is III Caldwell this
week buying cattle.
That strawberry festival at Gwinns
orchard is going to be the event Of the
season. The town council ought to
proclaim a legal holiday.
Governor White and sons returned
home Wednesday. Mr.. White contem-
plates extensive Improvements on his !
ranch below Caldwell this season.
Mr.. VIM Isaac returned from his
sheep ranch Wednesday. Mr.. Isaac is
through shearing, bat is unable to |
bring IN his wool, owing 20 snake river |
being so high
1t is requested by the committee that
those who haven't subscribed to the |
Fourth of July fund and desire to do
so will please leave their donation at
the Post Office.
The man found dead at the Payette
DEPOT last Tuesday was j Ohm Nelson.
An inquest was held and the verdict of
the Jury was that death resulted from
the morphine habit.
Mr.. Z. J. Huff of the Riverside ferry
was in Caldwell yesterday. Mr.. Huff
said the river fell two days ago and at
present was at stand still. The river
at the ferry is a nile wide.
Mr.. Waterbury. the well known
agent of the Waiter \, Wood machine
and implement Co, is in town this
week looking after the great trade of
that mammoth firm in this country.
Prof. Broxon informs The TRIBUNE
that some % applications are in from
teachers who desire to attend the sum
mer normal. The outlook is highly en-
for lively and interesting
session.
Sheriff Thomas and Assessor Coburn
of Oneida county spent few hours in
Caldwell Wednesday. The Sheriif's
business in this section of the state
was conveying John Hurst. the Malad
homecde, to the Penitentiary.
Mr.. p. ]. Kelly and Jack McLain of
have signed contract With
the Clover Valley Land & Stock Co., of
Nevada. to stack three thousand tons of |
hay. The contractors with ten men
rom Caldwell, will leave for Nevada,
Monday.
rhe wedding of Miss May Kelleher
and Mr.. NJ. J. Deyers took place at the
residence Of the brides parents We'd
nesaay evening. 1t WAS quiet affair
only The relatives of the bride and
yroom and a few friends being in at
tendance.
Last Saturday Dan Brown captured
the negro who escaped from Boise jail
] nd returned him to Boise. Mr.. Brown
from Sheriff Branstetter a re-
ward of $50. The negro managed to
oh General Shelter, common wealer, of
, coat and S73 cash. He had no cash
when captured.
The poor helpless invalid, suffering
from ri Vitus dance who arrived from
portland three days ago, and who at
,racted SO much attention, was sent
,ast on the passenger Thursday even
mr. Mr.. Martin collecting enough from
he citizens of Caldwell to send him as
Jar as Glenns Ferry.
The five prisoners of the Coxey army
rbo were convicted OF contempt of
.ourt arrived in Caldwell Thursday on
he noon train and were escorted to the
.nnnty Jail by Deputy Marshal Adam.
5 II Breckinridge, the leader of the
eartv was sentenced for four months, .
facoh Collekrim, James Wilson, Thos.