The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-08-18

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MISS Ruth Gipson has returned from.
her mountaintrip with Payette friends
week. 7 = s'4s
/ =. Y. Riggs of Boise is Ia town buy-
ing horses and mules for the United
states army. lie has already purchased
4 a number. 7',.-,>s>,s.
/ Tennyson Wright is contem plating
engaging in the Angora goat business
near Pollock Ida His many friends
wish him success.
Wayne Bailey has successfpllv
passed the examination for railway.
mar Clerk and is now anxiously await
Ing al appointment. ...
Miss Ora Reed, one of Emmett's
most popular young ladies, visited in
Caldwell "a few days this week the
guest Of Mayor and Mrs. Isham.
Inc Free Reading room is open from
~ a.. m. to 657p m. every Saturday,
those Wishing books from The circulate
Ing library can g4t them Ut this rii,Ye,
Wm. Wilson, son of Old Eli Wilson
the shoemaker, was down from Boise
sunday VISITING with friends. lie was
accompanied from Boise by James
Smith. s... ......
Word has been received that Mrs
Geo. Alley and children will return to
CalTWell in the early fail. Mrs. Alley
much prefers Cald well as place of
Residence 10 salt Lake. .rE
Last Saturday, A. E. Gipson, G. W.
Plnney and 5. 5. Foote together with
their respective families, Went over to
Warm Springs on Snake river. They
report having had Il fine time.
DR.. lsham said Thursday that he
mad au opportunity to dispose of all
the accumulated butter held in the
creamery, and the produce for the
next two months, this week, but he
didn't close the deal.
$. WDee has had a wagon made to
order. l is made for thu purpose of
carrying dry goods and geuLlemen's
furnishing goods. MIR Dee Intends
sending this wagon all through the
surrounding country.
jim Moudy of Middleton is seriously
SICK as the result Of kick he received
from horse sometime ago. His
mother was called from Huntington
where she had been visiting, on ac-
count Of his condition.
Last Saturday night several hoboes
thought they would do up Brakeman
Kinney of the midnight passenger
and possibly would had not Marshal
kirkpatrick taken Il hand. lie laid one
of the fellows out and the other taking
warning departed.
The members of the Presby Serian
Sunday School, at this place, enjoyed
grand picnic Wednesday at AlChen-
berger's grove near Middleton. y line
spread was one Of the delightful feat
UreS of Tie occasion and all enjoyed
their outing hugely.
Arthur Cooper returned home Wed
neSday morning from Alaska. lie says
Leo Bach found work Immediately up
on his arrival there, but The work is
unsteady, altho the wages ara good be-
ing SIS day and board; and SO Arthur
decided to come home.
Mrs. Smith of New Plymouth, who
was accused Of interfering with the
water in the irrigation ditcnes, had
her preliminary hearing Monday, and
was bound over TO await the action ct
the District Court. She gave bonds to
the amount of 5000 aud is now at lib
erty.
Dan Reagan, an old Emmett boy,
came in Saturday from Colorado, at
which place he nov resides with the
rest Of the family, and left Monday
morning for Emmett. Dan reports
everything as looking well and times
prosperous down in Colorado and Ne
braska.
A. c. Liilard, chairman Of the Demo
cratic county central committee, was
in Caldwell Saturday comforting with
local Democratic leaders. 1t is rum0r-
ed that the time aud place Of the Dem
ocratc convention was set. at this
meeting, the time being september 10,
1900 and tho place Nampa, Idaho.
Mrs. D L. Bailey left Tuesday for
the coast where she will join her son
Vernon and his family and together
they will spend two or three weeks at
SEASIDE Oregon. In the interim Mr'