The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-12-15

Nursery Co., Perry, Lake county, Ohio
is looking oyer this part of the state
with view to starting nursery nea,
this city. Mr. Rollo is showing the gen.
tleman about.
The rumor Of a wedding in which the
foreman Of this Office is to officiate :as
chief mourner lacks positive confirma-
ton but cannot be set down as the base
less fabric of dream. The house will
be completed when plastered.
| A 800 baby carriage. almost new,
richly upholstered, with rubber tires,
everything elegant, inquire at this office
and you can get it for Sl2 1t cost $50
in Salt Lake City and will make a
splendid gift for the Christmas baby.
Mr.. VIM. Schnabel who has been at
DeLamar for several months, returned
to, Caldwell last week, to remain dur
ing the winter MIR. Schnabel was un.
fortunate enough to dislocate his knee
while at De Lamar, which accounts for
his hobbling around with cane.
Mr.. F. w. Mcdowell, of Star, was in
the city yesterday looking after some
matters in connection with the new Odd
Fellows hall that is being erected at
that flourshing little town. Mr. Nc
Dowell says that the new bridge at
Star is going right along despite threats
and injunctions.
A glance into the G. o. D. store will
convince you at once and for all time
that you must always go there when
you want first class grade of groceries
at the same price you usually have to
pay for inferior goods and you will al.
ways find Mr.. Adam the proprietor af-
fable and obliging.
The first term in the College will
close Friday December 81. The final
examinations will begin Wednesday
December 10. Special oral exercises
| will be conducted in The several classes
Monday and Tuesday December II and
IS. All persons interested in scho oil
work are cordially invited to attend.
Miss Neatly Stevens recital Thurs
day evening was the best musical treat
the people of Caldwell have enjoyed for
long time. Miss Stevens is:an artist
in every sense of the word and richly de-
serves the generous praise which has
been awarded her performances. It is
hoped she will pay Caldwell another
visit soon:
The Boise men, who were accused of
enticing Nellie Holcomb into house
of iH-fame were acquitted. The Hol-
comb girl said she went to IT, Carlton
place of her own volition She told the
landlady she was a married woman
and that her name was Blanche Russell.
She explained her conduct by saying
she was respondent on account of home
difficulties.
DR.. Ed. E. Maxey received a tele-
phone message late Wednesday night |
from OPaline, where a man by the
name of Jim Keith received serious in
juries, from being kicked by horse.
Keith was coming down hill with
heavy load Of wood, when the dash
board to the wagon gave way throwing
him upon the heels of the horses, caus-
ing them to kick him in a terrible
DR.. Maxey reports his injur-
les as not being as bad as at first ex-
pected though his internal injuries
m " prove serious.
Mr.. Chas. Lockerman, of Willow
creek, was in town yesterday. Mr.
Lockerman informed us that the mill
had not yet arrived but was expected
to be at the mines, in operation by the
first of the year. A great deal of the
Ore is rich enough to ship while the ma
ority ranges from $50 to $50 per ton.
The miners are waiting anxiously for
The mill, so as they may realize some
hing for their hard labor of years. If
he parties who intended putting in
he mill, don't have it in operation
',on. ore will be shipped by The nine
'wEHrs in that district, TO rroclru a
nil which they must have in order TO
make something out of the low grade
ire.
Blatchley the druggist.
Fine Stationery at Blatchley's..
Take your prescriptions to. Blatchley.