The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-07-29


Valley, w. j. Boone ofieiatino Trr
'fHIBUNE extends congratulations.
DR. Isham is looking decidedly lone
some these days, and weshave found il
all out. Mrs. Isham has left on a
short visit with friends aud relatives
and the doctor must prepare his own
meals.
Mr.and Mrs. D. E. smithson and
baby Smithson were in Caldwell sun
day Mr.. Smithson brought over his
wife to take the east bound train on 4
visit to her mother, Mrs. q. D. Reed
at sit. Home.
Lorin Fompklns is engaged in nov
ing part of the Foote mill at Middle.
ton to Caldwell this week. 1t may not
be exactly new wine put in old bottles.
but it will be a new mill placed in an
old mill-house.
1t is rumored that Harry Jones, the
popular and efficient clerk at #. X
Titles, will open up a furniture store
In the rooms recently occupied by Mr.
I. K. Little as dry goods store. We
wish him-succsess.
De hottest ting in New York. seel
It's de Georgia Up-to-Date show. An
when | tells yer dey's all right yer dat
! knows. Seel well, paddle yer way up
and see 'em.-Chimmie AT the Opera
house Monday night.
Paul COrcoran, one of the dynamit-
ers, in the Ceurd' Aliens, was convicted
Thursday of this week of murder in
the End degree. The jury stood Ii for
murder in the End degree and | for
murder in the LIST degree.
The commissioners still sit as a
board of equalization, and the tax.
payers still kick oyer increased tax
alton. Woe are commissioners in
these degenerate days when Demo
cratic economy is praeticed.
Martin Jensen was in from Sucker
Creek last week, and he says that one
of our Caldwell people was over there
irving to spoil a good carpenter by
making a poor shepherd out of himself
But then, Martin is such a josher.
Liberal church services will be held
at SOnna's opera house Boise at 8 o'clock
tomorrow evening. Rev. Brown,
pastor of the First Unitarian Society
Of Helena, will preach 1t is the inten-
ton to establish a Liberal church in
Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schenck gave a de-
lightful party last evening in honor Of
the graduation class of the high school,
A number of young people went out
to the place which is about two miles
south of town and all enjoyed them.
selves until late hour
The friends of Mrs. Geo. d. Reed of
this place, were sorry to learn of the
death of her son. Hubert, at Mountain
Home, July 20, 1899. He was about
seven rears old, and was afflicted with
throat trouble. The family have the
sympathy of the entire community.
The fire boys had another practice
Wednesday night of this week. They
had one of the nozzles reduced. and
wanted TO try it under pressure of the
pump, but unfortunately the pump
was not working that evening. A
couple more good men were added to
the list.
ColOred people are noted for their
harmonious singing, and the Georgia
Up-to-Date Company are all colored
singers. The way they sing tho old
Southern melodies certainly win them
great favor. Ten comedians help pass
the evening. caldwell Opera House
Monday night,
The collection of buttons picked up
by the janitor Nv ait claimant at the
box Office. Georgia Up-to Date played
a return engagement here last night
and the standing room only sign had
to be hung out early. But the people
of StPaul know agoOd thing when
they see it.-JourRGl.
Jno. o. Roberts, editor of the Ontario
Adcocate, was in Caldwell short time
Thursday. While here, he paid THE
TRIBUNE a visit. Mr.. Roberts is Il
staunch advocate of the future great
ness of Malheur county in general and
Ontario in particular. lie left for
Boise on the evening train.
The editor of the Record has started
securing plant boom. We hope it
will.succeed. We haven't looked into
the matter very deeply, but it seems to
US tina: such plant would be paying
investment and might lead to a wool