The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-12-12
LOCAL MATTERS.


Land will be sold for delinquent
taxes next Monday.
Toys, Toys and Christmas presents
ut Gwinn & Bakers.
-Cowdcn & Co. have got in a lot of
Blue mountain pine.
-H9Ssay goods in endless pr0fnSlon
at How'd Sebree Co.'s.
More building. Another house 60
ing up on Market avenue.
Dry Common Boards, $40 a 1000
at the Caldwell lumber yard.
The new eating house will DO occu-
pied soon after New Years.
-Dx 2x4 and upwards, s22 a 1000,
at the &.idwell lumber yard.
Elegant Jewelry and Silgerware for
Holiday Gifts at S. N. Noes.
The finest assortment of toys in
town at Howard Sebree Co.'S.
b Some villain stole al the coal at
seffthe schoolnouse Tuesday night.
Born, to the wife of Robt. Hender-
son, at tho ferry, on the Sth, q daught-
4 or.
j ~McConnel, auditor-elect, took
q up his tents and departed for Boise to-
day.
Rev. Mr.. Grove, Of the Methodist
church. will preach next Sunday even-
ing.
Ssf>Finished and Dressed Floor
ing, s4U a 1000 at the Caldwell lumber
yard.
Born, on December 10, to the wife
!, of j. H. job, q daughter. Weight, II
pounds.
No use buying goods elsewhere.
PatronN home and trade with Gwinn
d Baker.
The Republican of last week hasn't
"a p 3 ! '-'' '--' '
SSAkrse committee of the Sunday
4 in CONSTANT communication
Ms 1nta Claus.
Solid gold jewelry, at low prices,
just the thing for the holidays, att. T.
Da9ilson & Co.'S
-lThsAhing of keeping all the CAld-
well doctors in attendance upon the
court is played out.
DIR. J. C. Leonard, dentist, Boise
safy. mo Cheap John work" All
Eeacrn improvements. "a
lE-Cof As OF TEE CALDwHLL TRIBUNE
IRE on sale at the postofiee and Little,
4 Cox 8 Co.'s drug store.
-Therailroad eating house is walking
right along. About all the carpenters
in town are employed on it.
"A ~ subscribers who wish to swap
wheat for papers can be accommodated
il they bring it in right away.
"A portion OF the framing of the eat
ing house fell upon J. M Patten on
Monday and slightly injured HIM.
I --G0xe Gwinn G. Bakers. the live
merchants of Caldwell. They propose
y 10 give bargains in all departments.
4 johnny Carter and Steve Beck will
sppear here on tho 10Th in a programme
Of specialties. After tho circus a dance.
-Mrs Mann, mother of Mrs. Lee,
fustainSs severe bruises tho other day
{by making a misstep on the stairway
knd falling.
1ky of snow in sight on the
y -%hrainsi none here. The weather
Z remains fine; nights cool aud tho days
comfortable.
& Miller are building an adj
CIV the barber shop, winch Mr..
Inward will use for a bathroom, plac-
two tubs therein.
ri -keeney u Arson began feeding the
passengers Monday night, using the
cast end n the depot, to which . tom
porary - hen has been attached.
81 The survey of the extension Of tho
Y Caldwsl ditch has progressed about 20
miles, its winding course leaving the
present terminus about seven miles out.
Mrs: NJ. Harrison's tailor system
To- cuttil and hitting ladies' and otil-
1%oren's dresses taught by Mrs. Goo. +.
Duseh' Price, including chart. $3.50.
Caldwell market prices: Oats, in
trade lc per pound; barley, in trade,
VOC per cwt.; wheat, delivered at the
mill, ~ per bu. Flour, $3.50 per Dbl.
Wholesale.
- S. NJ. Coffin will next week BEGIN
lte erection OF q dwelling on Payette
] zenue above Charles sehroe's. This
l4S4> suspicious, but perhaps his trip