The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-25
LOCAL and PERSONAL.

Hon. 5. M. Conn Is IN IOrtlalu on
business.
Gipson & Gwinn are handling some
excellent mining properties.
Mayor Gwinn and wife were expect
Cd home ON last evenings train.
Frank Steunenberg is preparing to
erect beautiful residence on Washing
ton heights.
H. N. Maxey and family returned
from the hills, Tuesday improved in
health and spirits.
Now is your time to go to Pittsburg
or Washington. See special reduced
rates in this paper.
Complications are growing out of the
ice famine which may end in long aud
disastrous litigation.
The popular recreation in Caldwell
10 chasing, up aud down irrigation
bitches in search of the ilusive wei.
Postmaster Bailey was taken sud-
denly i'll Wednesday morning but is
around again and improving rapidly.
Tom. Paynter and James Kellar re-
turned Thurday from two weeks out
ing. They enjoyed themselves hugely.
Engineer Hedden is at work this
week making surveys Of the farmers
Union ditch to be taken out Of the
Boise river.
Mr.. Hostetter and family came In
from the mountains Tuesday night
rosey, healthy and happy. They enjoy.
cd the outing immensely.
Mrs. H. H. Jones and family return
cd from the mountains, Tuesday even
ing feeling refreshed In health and
vigor. They had splendid time.
Aw, MI. Cooper, dot wash or fine
speech you vas make. Loan me 6fe
doler. Tanks, tanks, you beesh shen-
tleman. And then be turned Demo
crat.
THE TRIBUNE is under obligations
to Mr.. Perkins, of Emmett, for an ele-
CANT watermelon. 1t was perfect In
size, flavor and complexion. Thanks
awfully.
Ex-Mayor and Mrs. Sebree returned
home Wednesday after . weeks alb
sence devoted to pleasure, health seek
ing and visiting. Mr.. Sebree is much
benefited by the rest.
Cakes Bros. are daily receiving new
lines Of elegant goods, and are deter
mined to give their customers, every
square deal to be had in the city. See
their new announcement in this issue
and be sure to call on them. )
Final arrangements were completed
Thnrsday for putting In the new
beidges across Snake river. A number
Of railway officials and engineers were
On tho ground and it il understood that
steel truss bridges IRE to be put in.
Pocatello ID . town Of magnificent
reach. According to Marshal Martin.
that town has collected road taxes from
every japanese in Idaho. Three of
them which have lived in Caldwell for
the last year, hold receipts from the
Pocatello road oveFseer.
Mr.. Peter McQuat, of Walter. called
on The TRIBUNE yesterday morning.
The gentleman says that traffic, especi-
ally fruit and vegetable peddling, is
quite lively on the Silver and Della
mar roads. SILVER has been quite lively
this summer but slightly irregular.
Nj. Tom X. Little, started east the
nrst part Of the week to purchase the
fall stock for his firm, the N. b. Gwinn
MERCANTILE Co. Nh. Little will be ab-
seut about three weeks and expects to
return with tho finest stock of goods
ever brought to the city.
Caldwell people who hied themselves
20 The mountains to escape the hot
weather, are getting back about six
weeks too soon. Old Sol, il just b.
sinning to get enthusiastic. He Is
pouring down red hot climate at the
rsts Of sixty j6lts second without any
ipdicstion Of 1T up.