The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-31
Cleveland will veto the seigniorage

Cleveland will veto the seigniorage
bill.
Hons. M. Coffin is in Oregon on bust
ness.
Gov. Mcconnell says Mine Inspector
Haskins is blameless.
E. K. Hayes and wife of Emmett,
visited Caldwell this week.
DIR. w. G. Maxey and w. R. Sebree
made flying visit to Boise last Satur-
day.
4 carload Of prime trees for Mr..
Goodhue. Of Parma, and Fouch BROS:
of star. was unloaded at the depot last
Sunday.
II, A. Lee. of Boise and Weiser, rep
resenting the Mutual Life Insurance
CO. was in the city yesterday He will
| locate branch office in this city.
A Columbia river steamer recently
collided with supposed iceberg and
went under. Later investigation in
Dictated that it was the perOration OF
| A. KS speech.
Chris. Moore of Boise shipped 6 car
loads of beef cattle from the Caldwell
stock yards Thursday. 3: May. OF
| Portland, representing the Union Meat
Co. was the buyer.
We are pleased to learn that DR.. Lee
returns today from his visit to San
Jose California. The doctor will be
found ready to attend the wants OF his
numerous patients.
Grand Master Higgins, I. .. o. f:
visited Caldwell Wednesday. He will
be here again soon and will visit
Emmett. An effort will be made to
resuscitate the Rebekah Lodge.
A. J. Reagan paid the TRIBUNE a
visit Monday. He says prospects are
good for crops this season; the water
Supply will be abundant, but there is
danger of much damage from floods.
Mrs. +. J. Storey, of Missoula. Mon
tana, formerly Miss Hattie Moore, OF
Caldwell. is the proud mother of a
9 pound daughter. 1t happened on
the 23rd. All doing well and i'm
mspsely happy.
The competent and experienced
trimmer, Miss NJ. E. Gilgan, of Chi
cago, will be pleased to meet the ladies
of Caldwell and vicinity and execute
their work in the latest styles, at the
Chicago Millinery Parlor, opposite the
furniture store.
The Republicans had big blow out
last night. Judging somewhat in ad:
vance, the speeches were Logical and
eloquent. The music rendered by the
band was Of high order and President
Gwinn of the Lincoln Club presided
with grace and dignity. Reliable in
formation after the event.
John Spraul entered sleeping car al
Payette last Wednesday,, stole a grlI
and valise; was found wearing some Of
the stolen articles when arrested but
still denied the theft. He was taker
before Judge Childer, committed tC
await the action of the grand jury anC
now occupies the Caldwell Jail.
There was a miniature fire scare
Tuesday. The dry grass about the
premises occupied by Assessor Horn
was being burned off when the firt
cot under the front porch and wa!
in a fair way to start cOnf1agratlon
It was discovered in time to be pu
) out before causing much damage.
George Ward, of the Boise Vale!
/, Live Stock and Land Company was il
town Thursday. Mr.. Ward is having
splendid success raising hogs. He says
wheat fed to hogs Melted him $40
; per bushel. The dairy business il
prosperipg also and products are dis
nOsed Of for cash without difficulty.
3 Wednesday night the Odd Fellow
! gave one of their regular MONTH
sociables. An interesting program
Q was rendered, winding up with game
/ and delicious lunch, served in tn
t Lodge room. These monthly gather
ings of the Odd Fellows and thei
families are the most enjoyable event
l. imaginable.
John P. Lee from Mammen's Bench
was at the county seat Tuesday maxim
land proof. He says there will be larg
Y developments under the Methods
II ditch this season. Water is assure
Q and the people are busily engaged PR
pairing for extensive cultivation. Mis-
Q Blake is clearing 30 acres for fruit Gu
!. ture and will have one of the tines
5 orchards in the country.
vi IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS.
n Cakes Bros. for shoes.