The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-10-02
Guy Becker is in Boise.

Excellent white fish at Collins.
r. f. Miller for good lumber, cheap.
Fresh oysters at the Palace Restaurant.
Buy 4 case of those fine wafer crackers at
Collins.
The watermelon season has about
"pefered."
Fine new and clean rooms at the Palace
Restaurant.
--First-class beds at the Palace Restaurant
for IS cents.
Frank Gilbert and lady, of Parma, were
in town Thursday.
A Magnificent assortment Of toilet soup
at Coffin & Bros.
Take your grain TO Coffin & Bro. He
pays the highest price.
Good heating stove for sale cheap. Apply
at improvement Office.
More goods TO the dollar at Isham's than
any place else in town.
w. ]. Hardy, Of Mora, took a flying spin
through tow Wednesday.
-Tryl those elegant FIVE pound tins of
mackcral at Coffin & Bros
-Robt. Henderson, the well-known ferry
man, was in town Monday.
And in these days a howl ascendeth to
the skies for 'more blankets"
j. F. Basyc, a prominent stockman Of the
Payette, was in town Thursday.
--Gwinn & Baker loaded twelve teams with
goods for the new mines at Flint.
Alex Blessengcr has been hauling -four
from the Middleton mills TO this place.
The boss shoes ever seen in this country
at C%ofin's, See them and be convinced.
Rev. Dwight Spencer will preach in this
town tomorrow evening at s O'Clock P m.
Just received at Little & Co.'S, a $500
line OF. school books andschool appurtenances.
r. E. Miller has secured a contract 10
build 4 $1,000 school house at Mountain
Home.
ID. l.. Bailey, republican candidate for
the legislature, was over from Emmett last
Sunday.
--Chas. Chambers & Son, Of the Palace
Restaurant, have justcd added four nice rooms
for dodgers.
Don't forget to read the program Of the
fall meeting of The Caldwell Jockey Club in
another column.
Don't be bashful. Coffin would just as
soon sell you a fine hatss not. Best you ever
saw, ana cheap.
VIII some of our dclinquents kindly IA
vor this Office with a load Of good wood and
receive benediction.
Ply no attention TO idle umors; Cow
den is still in the field and is selling lumber
cheaper than ever.
Robert Noble. Of Reynolds creek, the
city during the week.
V--Chas. ii. Reed and wife are moving into
the new dwelling recently completed by the
Improvement Company.
Work on the new bridge at Wciser began
yesterday. 1t will be one Of the best in the
country when completed.
-Jno. Wood, of Boise, chairman of the
Anti Chinese movement, was in this town the
past week rhooping up the boys.
Zine hand and stand lamps at cost at A..
F. Isham & Co.'S. Want to clear on. this
stock and will sell for a little more than a song.
United States Land Inspector, A. S.
Caldwell. has been temporarily transferred to
the Colorado district. He will be absent
about a month.
J. NJ. Stevenson, the partner. Of David
Nivin, who brought the thoroughbred sheep
from Ohio TO this place, left for Portland. Ore
gon, last Friday.
AL. Kaufman left for Stuart, Iowa, last
night. While here, Al. has made many
and we regret 10 see him depart.
The band will sadly miss him.
w. J. Cuddy's baby has been very sick
Tor a number Of days. AT present Mrs. Cuddy
md the children are stopping at Mrs. Bake's,
IN order TO be nearer medical aid.
During 1885 the firm Of F. r. Coffin &
Bro. handled 100000 pounds Of freight. So
ur in SO the score runs up to 1000, 900 !
pounds. Pretty fair showing for boys. !
Coffin & Bro. are always IN the lead in
.r~o-eries, and do exactly what they adver-
Use, and sell more goods for 81 than any other =
louse in town. Invest a dollar and see. :
.-Isaacs, the shecpman, was over from !.
Creek, looking at Nivin & Stevenson's =
horoughbreds during the week. We under :
tand he has purchased a number Of them. :
--Gwinn & Baker have received six full car /
pads Of new goods during the week, and their r
tore is literally crammed. They are selling n
hem lower than ever. Call and be con-. $
inccd. q
OF the 400 head of Ine sheep brought to t
his place by Messrs. Nivin L Stevenson, but Il