The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-04-24
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

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Plymouth, was in town Wednesday
John r. Morrison Esq, was in Boise
and Weiser during the week on legal
business.
Rev. j. II. Barton will preach in the
Fairview school house tomorrow after
noon at three o'clock.
All the latest fancy mixed drinks,
and the best brands of cigars are sold
at the Exchange Saloon.
We have a we'll selected stock of
Wall Paper at prices lower than ever
touched The Blatchley Drug Co.
Attorney Frank j. Smith returned
from a business trip to Fremont
County.
The Baptist church grounds are be,
iHg graded and oTnanented with trees
ahrubbery aud lawn grass.
Divine service at st. DaYid's next
Sunday morning. There will be no
service in the evening,
Genuine cigar clippings from the
celebrated Havana Ii to | cigars pre-
pared by Mosby and Williams and for
sale by all dealers. Best smoking on
earth.
T. L. HeIfrich leader Of the first regi-
mental band will leave for Umatilla,
Oregon, on the first through train, to
locate permanently.
Call and see for yourself. have the
largest and most complete stock of
tablets, writing paper, lead pencils, etc,
nat has ever been shown i'll Caldwell.
Askey.
E0RN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Judge L. NJ.
lfTumbaugh son. on 2lSt., weight 10
"DundS. Mother and child doing we'll.
IF. E. 7. Maxey 4. ending.
INo ChGminode Musical club is pre-
Trgt"T {" rive O concert in May. The
o.u0 IS composed of the best musical
ta,.#t la E&"Ao
=. IT, IiCGiuty superintendent
S0g..r5 Home, Was in town Sunday.
lie reporS peace and tranquility at
yljg"' headquarters.
r.. Sd. .,e"is and VIII Dryer have
u. "n q Mysterious prospecting trip.
Mr.. wis claims to have found a
wN0,- flock of placer mines. Hope
they VIII bag good game.
Miss Gllligan of the Caldwell mil
linerv, arrived from the east last
We6nts lay. Mr.. Chris. Fahy and one of
tn Kisses Gilligan went out Thursday
"AN'A " op4SAN+A4 SWIM Va AAO" AlAAAAACA =
Grand Chancellor of the X. P.'s, M. B.
Gwinn, recently paid an official visit
to ldahna lodge. Montpelier, and Fort
Hall lodge, PoCatello. He reports these
iges in very prosperous condition.
I. O'Grady representing the Idaho
ming Journal was in town Tuesday
Letting subscribers The Mining
ournal deserves support and needs it,
It is published semi-monthly at Boise
It is reported that ex Governor
Mcdonnell will soon become a resident
Of t,o state of Washington and that he
will engage in the dry goods business
in Spokane. He has disposed of his
residence in Moscow.
J'hore will be preaching in the Pres
byterian church tomorrow morning
and evening. Morning subject: THE
Gloriied Savior" evening subject:
The SyTo.P enician Woman" Chris.
tian Endv&vOr Society at seven o'clock.
Revival meetings are in progress in
tho Methodist church, being conducted
by Rev. Kennedy, assisted by Rev. and
Mrs. Leppert. The meetings are very
successful and accomplishing much
good. Many earnest converts are be.
ing made.
Says the PayCtte Independent: "The
p. V. NJ. Co "a Payette merchantile in
stitution) has shipped out 1000 dozen
eggs within week" Very good The
people of Caldwell ate them, or, at least,
an equal number.
AS a result of too much prosperity
Tom Wilson, NeZ Perez brave, is now
reposing in the bosom of his fathers,
sent thither by his brother Mike. Tom
and Mike acquired wealth. drank fire.
water, fought duel and Tom is not.
Q. NJ. Orr, Second Lieutenant Co. A,
J.: N. G., has sent in his resignation to
the Governor. lie is obliged to be
away for the next six months and can
not give attention to the company's
business. Lieutenant Orr has made a
good officer and is very popular with
the soldier boys.
1t is now Captain T. X. Little. Last
Saturday night, II, Mr.. Little was
elected Captain of Co. A. Idaho Ma