The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-05-15
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was highly creditable production.
consisting of large pages an home
print and much valuable and interest-
ing matter.
Grand Master Thompson, /. O. o. f.
visited the Caldwell lodge last week.
lie reports the order generally in a
prosperous condition. lie may pos.
sibly locate here during the present
year.
The Anti gambling law is now be-
ing tested in the court. 1t has been
sustained by the Probate Court of Ada
county, III the Third Judicial District
Court, Judge Stewart, and now goes to
tue Supreme Court.
An execution on efficiency Judge
ment was issued against the firm of
Cottingham q Nettieton of Nampa
a lew days ago The Judgement cred.
ltor is Rossi 81 TO. Boise. 1t is under.
stood that the amount is $1l0O.
Several caps belonging to the first
heglmental band are out, having been
loaned at different times to ladies TAX
ing part in masquerade balls. Persons
having any of the same are requested
70 leave them at Swain Beaty's shop.
Rev. L. E. Kennedy, the evangelist
Will preach next Sabbath morning at
the Methodist church and in the eve.
ming, he will preach his farewell ser
mon. Everybody invited.
The monetary commission appointed
by President Cleveland sailed for Eur
ope a few days ago. Ex- Vice President
Stevenson expressed himself as very
hopeful of being able to accomplish a
satisfactory agreement for information
al bimetalism.
Mr.. Chris Fahy has been put upon
the Governors staff, which confers
upon the gentleman military title.
Mr.. FahY is one of the most respected
members of the community and will
be credit to the position to which he
has been appointed.
The History Club was pleasantly
entertained Wednesday evening by
Mrs. j. L. Morrison at her home. A
general review of past studies was had,
then there was music and luncheon.
This is the last meeting of the season.
Seine time in September regular meet
ings will be resumed and the study of
Constitutional history taken up.
Miss E. Veazey, representing tho
Idaho Woman, has been canvassing
this town during the week. She saws
that over the State generally the paper
is being received with marked favor.
A II the more intelligent women recog-
niZe the need of such a journal and are
giving it enthusiastic support.
G. o. Broxon, Principal of the Cald-
well High School, is being urged to
conduct a summer school this SEASON.
again. He had partially made up his
mind not to, but, in response to many
urgent requests, may do so provided
sufficient number of applicants are
soon enrolled. Heretofore tho summer
schools have been well attended and
highly satisfactory.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. White, daughter
GTetta, and Mr.. Whites sister, all of
Dillon, Montana, passed through town
J esterday going to Mr.. Whites ranch
about Is miles below. The two boys,
Emrys and Ralph, went down last Sun
day. Mrs. White and children will re-
main all summer Mr.. White will !e-
turn home in week or ten days.
Mr.. Dan. Campbell has purchased
from Phil. Tout eight lots on Second
street, south. The lots are highly i'm
proved, being set out to orchard and
ornamental trees, grass and shrubbery.
They are situated in one of the most
beautiful locations in town and have
erected upon them some substantial
buildings. The property was secured
for the trifing amount of $50O-well
worth five times that.
John r. Morrison and another farmer
while going out to their ranch last
Monday evening came within an ace of
knocking an engine and couple Of
freight cars off the track. They were
Just crossing the railroad when the
engine aud cars slipped by. If the o.
). L. does not want its property dam
aged, it would better ring bells while
switching in town.
DIR. Isham has just received a COM
plete electric battery with all the latest
improvements. His elegant offices are
now nearly completed and he will be
glad to receive visits from his numer.
Gus friends and patrons. A number of
surgical instruments which he had or
dered were delayed by unavoidable CIR.
cumstanCes, but will arrive very soon.
The Doctor VIII soon be prepared TO
perform the most difficult and delicate
operations.
Miss Anna Gilligan started for Pearl
yesterday morning with an elegant
stock of new and fashionable millinery.
Mr.. Fahy informs US that business in
the millinery line has been exception
ally good this season and the amount
goods sold by the Caldwell Millinery
Parlors is truly surprising. Miss Gill
gan recently returned from trip
through Emmett, Payette and Hunt
ingtOn.
Mr.. Fred Palmer, member of the firm
of Palmer and Weir, Jordan Valley,
has been in Cald we'll few days dur
the last week. Mr. Palmer came ont
from New Y Ork State last fall and en-
gagged actively in business, Palmer and
Weir succeeding the firm, Weir Bros.
Mr.. Palmer is an enterprising and en-
ergetic business man and is rapidly
building up one of the largest and best
stocked mercantile establishments in
eastern Oregon. He says that condi-
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