The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-12-29
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Famous La Flor de Teller.
Mr.. J. M. Martin, of Emmett, was in
the city Christmas.
Trv pair of J. b. Stewards 81 hand
sewed shoes. They can't be beat.
Mrs. E. H. Adam, spent Christmas
with Mr. and Mrs. Lou. Adam, of Pay
cite.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Satoris, spent
Christmas with friends and relatives in
PaYette.
Mr.. Matt Joyce, a we'll known gentle
man of Owyhee county, was in town
from Sinker, this week.
DR.. Maxey reports Assessor Horn as
improving rapidly and hopes to have
him sitting up before long.
J. L. Haines started on a visit to his
old home in Eck)ey, Oregon, yesterday,
to be absent several months.
If you want an easy, hand made shoe
neat and everlasting 60 to J. B. Stew
art. A perfect fit guaranteed.
Mrs. Thos. NJ. Alley, spent Christmas
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. D.
Reed in Caldwell and returned to her
home at Mountain Home Thursday.
A good cigar is wholesome stimu-
liant and a perenniel joy. Inquire at
Badley's, the Smoke Vender. He dis
penses the Famous La Flor de Teller.
Work on the stage for the new opera
house commenced Thursday morning.
In all probabilities the theatre will be
opened to the public by the 18th of
next month.
Have you forgotten the Famous La
Flor de Teller? The very best cigar
going. Bailey the Smoke Vender,
alone, keeps it. Inquire for Famous
La Flor d. Teller.
Boise took mean advantage by hav-
ing its earthquake first. Caldwells' oc-
CURED at a. m. Thursday and was a
very respectable shake compared with
Bosses snivelling little shiver.
Another carload of machinery for
Mckinley brothers dredger to be oper-
ated on the Payette river at Marsh and
Ireton's ranch next spring, arrived in
town few days ago and unloaded at
the depot, Thursday.
A 500 baby carriage, almost new,
richly upholstered, with rubber tires,
everything elegant, inquire at this office
and you can get it for $l2. 1t cost 500
in Salt Lake City and will make a
splendid gift for the baby.
Messrs. Sucker, father aud son, of De
Lamar, called on THE TRIBUNE We'd
nesday. Mr.. Sucker junior has charge
of the mechanical department of the DE
Lamar Nugget when at home and is
now taking little holiday rest.
DR.. Lee was called to Mountain
Home Christmas to attend Mrs. A. L.
Smith, nee Miss Lizzie Newman, we'll
known in Caldwell and Middleton, who
has been seriously ill for several days.
The doctor pronounces the patient as
being out of danger, but will be con-
| fined to her bed for some time. DR..
Lee returned Wednesday.
THE TRIBUNE acknowledges with
thanks the compliments of the Caldwell
Butchering Company which were pre-
sented in the shape of an excellent tur-
key. Everything that comes from that
enterprising and generous establish
ment is first class in all respects. In
return we can only expess our thanks
| and wish Messrs. Roberts, Picard &
Mckenzie unbound success in all their
undertakings and a long life replete
with health and happiness.
For some time few of our enter
/ prislng citizen have been quietly agita-
ting the starting of Il dairy. Finally
the matter has taken definite shape and
$780, cash has been subscribed toward
the project. The amount required to
start the plant is estimated at $4,000, it
is now evident three times the sum can
easily be obtained if necessary. 1t is
probable that joint stock company
will be organized to put the business or
to its feet with view ultimately Of
turning the management over to the
farmers.
Among the new enterprises to star
in Caldwell in January is marble
works. The parties interested arr
well known in Boise City, where some
of their work was exhibited and after