The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-04-18
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of the paper, otherwise such advertise
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business announcements. Locals mus
be brought in Tuesdays and Friday.
ton in paper of following day.
Owyhee county will build jail al
DeLamar.
A son of David Mumford is sick
with spotted fever.
Swain Beatty is ieveling and beautify-
Ing his lots on main street.
The TRIBUNE acknowledges receipt
of two interesting Bulletins from the
State University.
Governr Mcconnell has issued a
proclamation setting aside Friday
May 4th Us Arbor day. Plant tree.
Hon. NJ. B. Gwinn is talking ser
i0usly of erecting two story brick on
his main street ground. That's the
AlnQ VI spirit.
The first base ball game of the sea-
son was played out in the country Sun
day. There will I've good game at the
Park next Sunday.
The railroad bridge at Boise was
thrown six inches out of line by the
raising of the river. Mr.. Brunt Young
and outfit are repairing it.
The Misses Dorman announce to
the ladies of Caldwell and surrounding
country, that their dressmaking parlors
are now open. Opposite TRIBUNE
office.
w. Seibenberg ST.. came nearly hav-
ing q serious runaway Monday. But
by keeping cool and handling tho rib
bOns skillfully, he brought the refrac-
tory team to stand without damage.
Picard & Roberts are in dead earnest
about their new brick block. They are
looking to the establishment of large
packing h ,u,e. Their ideas are sound,
aud such an enterprise will make them
rich men.
Mr.. Ed. Adam is improving his prop
erty in the western part of the city, by
putting in u number of choice fruit
trees and planting q lawn. He intends
making it the finest place in town if
money and labor will avail.
County Surveyor Hedden has card
In this issue OF the TRIBUNE. Mr..
Hedden is a civil engineer of repute
experience. He is equipped for all
classes of surveying and will do work
promptly and correctly and reasonable
prices.
1t begins to look as though the Cald
we'll Emmett, telephone line will soon
be q substantial fact. The TRIBUNE
doesn't care to blow about little things |
of this kind. Building 20 miles of tele- !
phone is very ordinary enterprise for
Caldwell.
The De Lamar Commercial Com |
pany's store is in fine dress display now |
and business transacted there is i'm
mense. The ranchers over the county |
are beginning to patrOnize it extern
sively, finding they can deal there as
advantage0usly as at the railroad
towns and and save good of deal delay
and trouble.-DeLama Nugget
Ernest and Robert Boone returned
from the east, Sunday. They visited
most of the large cities in Missouri,
but owing to the length Of time they
were on the read, were unable to go to
Chicago, q point they wanted to visit
by all means. The boys had a splendid
time nevertheless.
The men who broke into the JAP
anese house at Nampa last week, we're
apprehended and confined in the Nam
pa jail. They only remained long
enough to rest, when they went away
without apology and have not since
been heard of. Mr.. Taylor, of Nampa
the officers at Caldwell that
the men were being held, but by some
Misunderstanding no one went after
them.
The Prebytery of Boise will convene
in Caldwell instead of in Payette, as
announced. The opening
sermon will be preached on Thursday
evening of this week. by Rev. E. N.
Murphy of Bellevue. Business meet
lngs will be held each day, and preach
inR services each evening, communion
Defvices will be held on the Sabbath.
Dr.. Wishard will speak at the Wednes-
day evening prayermeeting. The pub
lie are cordially invited to attend all
meetings.
Mr.. P. J. Kelly, conductor of the
supply train that left for the MOsby
diggings has returned with sample of
the gold found on Mr.. Mosby's ground. !
The gold Is very coarse and il there is
enough of it, Mr.. Mosby will change ;
bis jlame to Col. Moss Abby. Pete
nays that Aosby has got four rifles, two
razors, three cheeze knives and several
bombs manufactured by Caldwell An
nrchists, hanging in his tent to protect
him from Caldwellites who 60 in and ,
Wy he 10 not right. Mr.. Mosby will be /
IN town Thursday.
TOPICAL PERSONALS. i
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Alley were Boise I
visitors last week. q
II. n. Maxey made flying trip to
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