The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-09
LOCAL MATTERS.
.nri,s q. your job work.

Overcsats at greatly reduced prices
.tGvinn & Bakers dew store.
n. T. Potter has taken control OF
II. rink and opens it on the 10th.
Mr.. Clarity, an experienced opera
tor. is pounding brass at the depot.
-N.ssrs. Lock and Barrie have be-
vuu work On the Kimbal street bridge
across Indian creek.
DIR. J. c. Leonard, dsnast, Boise
~. mo Cheap John work" AL
nslsrn improvements. "a
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~ o. Bile 1t the postofiss and Little
O. 3 Co.'S drug stsrs.
Born, on January LIST, to the wife OF
Mr.. Jennings, . son. Elder ca AWAY
the boys grandfather, danced in with
the item.
"A million sheep, more or less, be-
6lonsing to McIntirs. passed through
town ~ Sunday On route to his ranch
up lCYth.
-Wsissr will have grand masquor-
ads ball on Friday, February 20. We
have authority TO invite all OF Caldwell
and guarantee = good time.
Mrs. Shipley of the lower valley,
who has been very sick Is recovering
now, SO DR.. Lee informs US. This is
good news to the lsdY's friends.
ss-4 n. Hsrrisss's tailor system
4 Msx and fitting (ladiss' and ohil-
lrsn's dresses taught by Mrs. Geo. F.
Busch. Price, including chart, $3.50.
The new hotel building, whom coE-
ylsted, will not BE- occupied for railroad
busiusss. A depot is to bs erected on
Canyof street, similar to that at sho-
shone.
Caldwell market prices: Oats, in
trade, 1s per pound; barley, in trade,
sos per swt.; wheat, delivered At the
Mill, TOO per bu. Flour, $3.50 per Dbl.
~Asls;sHls.
Prof. Pinkham has received from
C. G. Conn, Elkhart, Ind, q silver and
gold plated nat cornet, in an elegant
case. One OF the first tunes played was
. . serelade to Mr.. Fallon OF Boise via
Telephone.
Landlord Cooper has furnished the
Haskell House with spring beds, which
is good news to his patrons. The furni-
turs came from that cid reliable firm,
Dewey d Stone, Omaha.
The end Of the world As advertised
failed 70 connect last Monday. The
end Of the world will never know what
it missed; We swept The ONCE and got
out our ascension robes, but nary toot
was heard from Gabriel.
-ttnnoisssurs who have cultivated
the plate in al directions acknowledge
that Homer s. Myers 1t Conn + Bros
has the finest line Of imported and do
msstic cigars ever brought to Idaho.
Country orders and box trade solicited.
Gwinn + Baker have just moved into
their hew store and will have the finest
place OF business in this part Of the ter
ritory whom arranged Is they intend.
They propose dealing iairly with their
customers and are coon to open out
with new I'd. Call and SEQ them.
The passenger department of
n 2 Faion Pacific Railway has our
thA for some photographs of
0hoshons Pals. The people in
the passenger Office havs original
methods Of advertising the attractions
along their lines, and those on the Ore
gcf i}hort Line will not be hid under a
buAzel.
Agent johnson has bsen deeorat-
ings. the town with Chicago and
Horthwsstsrn posters that con-
tain . unique advertisement. The
principal figure 10 . young lady Of
saHi-in her angel clothes. invsstigat-
ing 10 contents of stocking hanging
ut an old fsshioned fireplace. Time,
Christmas. Over tho door, instead Of
the usual "Cod Bless Our Home" is the
legend. Go East via the C. s N. W. Ry.
That 10 good advice for anybody going
20 fsS The n. W. has for years been
the best road to the public. IS it has
always bsen to newspaper people. We
fail 10 sec DR.. Stsnnett's name on the
chrome, but Mr. Hughitt's is, and that
il guarantee tho road Is in good hands.
Gems Of Thought.
Boise CITY Renublirsn