The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-04-14


fsidor Mayer made his regular tri
to DeLamar this week.
Mr.. Ed. Peaseiy, of Boise City, wa
Caldwell visitor this week.
Col. John Stearns of Nampa was
Caldwell visitor Wednesday.
Robt. Miller, of Caldwell, went t.
Salt Lake on business, Thursday.
Mr.. Hubert Clarke, of Glenn
Ferry, was in Caldwell yesterday.
l.. Tompkins, contractor and builder
has just completed neat residence.
Everybody should attend the meet
ing of the bimetailic league and joiI
it, too.
John T. Morrison contemplates ex
tensive improvements on his premises
this spring.
Harry Snider went to DeLamar
Monday expecting to spend the sum-
mer there
There is some talk, of two new
business houses starting up in the
near future.
r. w. Boone returned from Omaha
this week. Ernest and Bob will return
next Thursday
Mr.. H. H. Jones of the NJ. B. Mer-
camille Go. made pleasant visit to the
TRIBUNE Tuesday.
j. H. Gwinn is busily employed get
ting the Strahorn ditch in shape for
the irrigation season.
A lateral will be built from the Phyl-
lis canal to supply the south side of
town with water this season.
The question agitating the board of
commissioners at this time is how to
suppress fee stricken justice.
Mr.. Clark, manager of the Raber
gold saving machine was in town this
week. He will leave for Portland in
a few days.
Howard Sebree shipped 10 c:r loads
of beeves to Omaha few days ago.
Mr.. keisel car loads. The shipment
was from Parma.
Read the Falk- Bloch announcement
in this ISSUE That firm means bust
ness and fullillS all its promises. Be
sure you read it.
r. E. Lockwood, the affable and able
editor of the Weiser Signal, the best
paper in Washington county, was in
Caldwell, Monday.
Hon. Fred j. Kiesel, of Ogden was
in the city last Saturday. Mr.. Kiesel
is taking much interest in his large
rdDCQ O0lOW CdluWcll.
w. E. Snodgrass and family have re-
turned to their home in Caldwell after
a season in Emmett. Mr.. Snodgrass
will open barber shop.
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
w. S. Bailey has been quite i'll during
the week but under the care of DR..
Isham is rapidly recovering.
Contractor VanWyngarden is nego-
tiating the purchase of a city block from
Mr.. J. T. Morrison upon which he will
erect comfortable residence
The subjects of the sermons in the
Presbyterian Church next Sunday will
be: "Sanctify the Sabbath and, Goods
Greatness as Shown by His Works"
People along the Boise river are
beginning to feel the effects of high
water. It is creeping over the banks
in several places. The Payette river
is also very high.
It will now be his Honor. the Mayor,
with Monte B. Gwinn, of Caldwell
His many friends in DeLamar like 60
learn of hSllcTS thrust TIL asst on Monte B.
DeLamar Nugget.
The Raber machine that has been
working on Geo. Pauls place near Par
ma was taken out a few days ago.
The river raised so rapidly they were
obliged to stop work.
MI. w. E. Mosby left Wednesday for
his placer mines. Mr.. MOsby prospect
ed his ground some time ago and found
that it averaged from ten to twenty
five cents to the pan.
Do you know that Bailey, the smoke
vender, has made discovery. 1t is
Aho
inquire about it. Deposit 10 cents and
smoke pure cigar while you listen.
The ladies of the M. E. Church,
will give a "bean-bag" social, on next
Wednesday evening, April 18th, at
the home of Mrs. Junius Wright.
Everybody is cordially invited to at
tend.
w. S. Bailey, A. X. Steunenberg, NJ.
B. Gwinn, and DR.. Higgins, G. NJ.
10. F., visited Emmett last week.
They say that section is improving
rapidly and soon it will be veritable
garden.
The little son of Thos. Glenn had
his leg broken in three places last week
while playing with calf. DIR. Lee the
attending surgeon is devOting careful
attention to the case and is confident
of q speedy recovery.
Mr.. w. +. Schnabel has resigned
his position as Chief of the Caldwell
Fire Department. Mr.. Schnabel was
the prime mover in establishing the
Fire company and it is with regret
we hear of his resignation.
Now il Caldwell would only plant
trees along the new road leading to
Nampa, wouldn't we have magnif-
cent driveway? Five hundred dollars
would do the work and it would be the
grandest undertaking imaginable.
The big Payette ditch has swallowed
up the little Enterprise ditch. 1t is
rnmored that Mr.. Crooks scheme to
construct farmers ditch precipitated
the deal. Farmers bitches will eventu
ally be built Notwithstanding the nat
ural antipathy Of the commercial con-
Germs.
Special attention is called to the adj
yertisement of j. w. Hollenbeak in
this issue of the TRIBUNE. Our read
err will find every accommodation at the
Owyhee stables for the care and COM
fort Of their teams while in town. and
when a first class turnout is wanted,
Mr.. Hollenbeak never fails to supply it,
The Middleton singing class will
give an entertainment at the Christian
church tonight. The proceeds will be
devoted to their teacher who has in
etructed them through the winter
without charge The entertainment is
highly spoken of and as the performers
are all local lights, it is hoped they
will be literally patrOnized.
The New York Sun says that the
Wilson bill, though not specially de-
signed for that purpose, is the most