The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-19
LOCAL and PERSONAL.

LOCAL and PERSONAL.
Hon. J. H. Richards is in Boise.
Mr.. Isidor Mayer returned from De
Lamar Saturday.
Mr.. Jake Horn paid Boise a visit
Saturday, returning Sunday.
A team belonging to VIM. Newlsnd
ran away yesterday morning, no dam
age done only to harness.
Mr.. G. r. Smith has been under the
weather for several days, due to a
slight attack of La Grippe.
Mr.. Brunt Young of the construc-
ton train was shaking hands with bis
many friends in Caldwell Monday.
Miss Florence Egleston who was
visiting friends in Boise City, two OF
three days, returned home Monday.
Col. John E. Stearns, of Nampa, was
discussing politics with his many Dem
ocratic friends in Caldwell Monday.
Chas. Cunningham, breeder of thor
oughbred and grade sheep, of Pendle-
ton, Oregon, is in Caldwell on business
MI. Sam Hartkopf came very near
.loosing his thumb last Saturday,
by being struck with a maui while
sinking a flowing well pipe.
The buildings on Main street are be-
ginning to loom up imposingly. Cald-
we'll is the only town in tue west that
is actually and substantially growing.
Karrs Clover Root. the great Blood
purifier gives freshness and clearness
to the Complexion and cures Constipa-
ton, % Cts, so cts, 500. For Sale by
H. D. Blatchley.
Rafting has become quite a fad in
Caldwell. Parties conducting such
games must be careful. They may I'M
Intentionally violate Article TX, Sec
ton $3.50 Revised Statutes of Idaho.
Mr.. Geo. Hill and family, who have
made Jordan Valley their home since
leaving Caldwell, moved to De Lamar
recently where Mr.. Hill holds a position
in the Merchandise store of julius Isay.
Mrs. J. A. McGinty who has been all
ing some time is now undergoing med
ical treatment at the hands of DR..
Maxey of this city. The lady's rapid
improvement is expected and sincerely
hoped for.
The College of Idaho will swing open
its doors this morning with appropri-
ate exercises in the Presbyterian church
at 10 o'clock, with a cordial invitation
to patrons and friends to attend the
exercises.
The students at the college will or
ganize q football eleven this fall. They
are already practicing, while several OF
the business men in town are preparing
. team to meet them in deadly conflict
on Thanksgiving day.
Work on the Isham. Hoover building
on Main street. which has been delayed
for some time, will commence in few
days. The upstairs will be hall with
. stage at the back, the front being
partitioned off for offices.
Mr.. Albert Brunzell returned from
De Lamar Sunday, where he has been
visiting his relatives for several weeks.
Mr.. Brunzen will resume his studies
at the College of Idaho, which COM
mences the fall term this morning.
Mr.. Junius Wright and family, will
leave for Silver City today, where he
will open his new drugstore, which is
fitted up in elegant style with IN en-
tirely new stock of goods. We wish
Mr.. Wright success in his new venture.
Mr.. Shepherd, of the Boise Nail,
spent q few hours of Saturday in Cald-
we'll. He honored THE TRIBUNE with
. call. accompanied by Mr.. Lee, of the
Argus. Mr.. Shepherd says the Aail is
prosperous. Glad to hear it. Call
again.
Mr.. Isidor Mayer just received an
other carload Of the old reliable Mitchell
wagons. This makes the third carload
In less than two months, which shows
what q great demand their is for
the Mitchell, at the price offered by
Isidor Mayer.
Mayor Gwinn and Judge J. H. Rich
ards returned Saturday evening from an
extended visit through the mining dis.
tricts of Owyhee county, They report
mining operations active, everybody
satisfied with the outlook and the pros.
poets of Republican success about one
dollar to the pan with wide pay streak
Last Saturday afternoon while the
Misses Jones were out for a drive their
horse became frightened near the Har.
tjey residence on Kimban street and
turning the corner suddenly and cross
log ditch threw the young ladies out
and overturned the vehicle. Aside
fsom . little shaking up no one was in.