The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-06-12

Bob Altman, the sheep man of Jordai
Valley, met with quite serious accident las
week. A bale Of wool fell on him and brok
the bone of his leg. He came to town las
Saturday and only discovered that his injured
leg was really broken after his arrival. DIR
Isham prescribed for him, and the acciden
will not be apt to lay him up for any length o
time.
An elegant line Of crinkled seer suckers
and lawns, in all shades and colors, to arrive
at Howard Sebree Co.
The Bellevue Herald says it was favored
with a call from Asa Abbott, he OF the late
News. Mr.. Abbott is right from Atlanta,
and reports the camp quite dull. The News,
under Mr. Abbott's management, will be re-
sumed. under new name in Mountain
Home, in about three weeks. Mrs. Abbott is
at present in Atlanta. Asa, although not
quite able to run foot-race, still says he is
ahead of the devil, and will win yet.
-Gwinn & Baker will receive full car
load of new furniture, direct from the manu-
facturers, in few days.
Mr.. Andrew Pugh, who owns the sash
and door factory at Emmettsville, met with a
painful injury to his hand last week. He was
working at the planer, and by some means a
large splinter or small piece of moulding was
driven into the knuckle joint of his right
hand, between the first and second fingers.
penetrating so deeply that it came out beneath
in the palm. The wound is very painful, but
is not considered serious.
BUCKEYE LIGHT BINDERS, the best in
the world, at CoFFIN's.
DIR. Isham was called TO attend Dick
Williams, who lives over on Haw Greek, near
Emmettsville, last Wednesday. Williams,
who is quite a prominent stock man. was
kicked by horse while out on the roundup,
and had both bones of his left leg broken
short off below the knee. DR.. Isham. as
sisted by DR.. Williams, Of Emmett, set the
broken limb and states that he will not be
able to be around for month or six weeks.
Fancy headed pickets, lath, shingles,
seasoned rustic flooring cedar doors. ETC., at
Cowden & Co. IS lumber yard.
THE wash house outfit Of Sam Lee, the
Chinaman, who Was convicted of stealing
money from Louie Cooper, some time since,
was sold at auction by Constable Dan. Brown
last Thursday. Charlie Sebree and Jake Hamm
were the heaviest investors, and the bidding
was extremely spirited throughout, as the ar
tcles sold We're those eagerly sought for by
everyone. The gross sales amounted to
SASS, which is about one sixteenth Of cent
per word as they fell in flowing sentences,
from Dams eloquent lips.
Tine following telegram from the chair
man of celebration committee of Bellevue,
was received too late for publication last
week.
Ed. TRIBUNE:-At a meeting, May 3Ist,
Bellevue invited Caldwell to join in celebrat
ing the next national holiday.
]. II. PAGE, Chairman.
AS Caldwell is not going to celebrate this
year, it is probable that number Of our citi-
zens will attend the ceremonies at Bellevue.
The band will go in full force and feather,
which latter has direct reference to the bands
best girls. We will do all in our power to
help your along, Bro. Page, and our capacity
for ''iamming wind" Ii. e. music so alleged) is !
awful.
N. B.-Does Bellevue furnish boned turkey
and nuggets on toast3
"A man with wasted look and worn; with |
threadbare coat and brooches torn; with |
CHASTITY eyes and shadowy form; all friendless,
and fororn, walked down our
streets one day. He met friend who him
beguiled into a chat, who brightly smiled,
''What now1" he said, ''What now. my
child" "What now" he cried in accents
wild, 'I'm busted, broke and ruined. D." "And
W hy?' the cheerful friend replies. The
wasted mortal rolls his eyes, ''Because-be-
he cries, "because did not
advertise. The reasons very plain. "Cheer
up, my friend, all is not lost" his chum re-
piled, ''Though rudely tossed you'll weather
through, Count not the cost but sling on
printers ink. While on the subject let me
say, in and out and every day. for ads set up
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