The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-11-20


\ city during the week.
1 J, W. Patten, and wife, were over from
! Falk's Store last Sunday.
Bring on your wood, on subscription.
We have plenty room to pile it.
i. 7. .Basye and Thos Rowland, of the
Payette valley, were in the city last Wednes-
day.
"A No. 8 Charter Oak cook stove FOR SALE
cheap. Stove nearly new Apply to R. w.
Oakes.
i Bob Altman and his partner, c. P. JUNIOR,
the cn,erprisins sheep men, were in the city
last Tuesday.
-fIarrison is constantly receiving new
furniture and his store is : credit to the town
He deserves generous patronage.
The s'I.iar Card" has made its welcome
appearance. So far il has not been necessary
10 perpetrate them at the Olive"
Miller asks no favors from any one. Al
he wants is the The chance 10 quote you prices
on lumber or anything else in his inc.
Miller keeps lime hair, putty, and every
thing in the building line. An inspection of
stock and prices is respectfully requested.
The new school house at Mountain
Home is completed. The Homeites will
warm it up on the 2sth inst by grand ball.
Tom Black has disposed Of his interest in
the firm of Campbell & Black to Jas, o. Mou
dy He intends to go into the stock business.
Miller keeps the best and largest line Ct
lun,ber in the country. He can fill any order
on the shortest possible time Get his figures
before purchasing elsewhere.
R E. Miller has just completed very
neat residence for Dave Mumford. six miles
below town. Ii cost about $I,aoo, and is !
one Of the best in the country.
The following Caldwell-ites visited Boise /
City during the past week; VIM. Dorman, NJ.
b. Gwinn and wife, II. w. Doman, r. L.
Strahorn, R A. Cowden and T. w. Boone. !
r. A. Cowdsn & Co., have sold their
lumber yards to R. E. Miller and A. NJ
schreconeost. These gentlemen will here
after handle The lumber business of Caldwell
Should this meet the eye Of one Jake
Fulmer, he is hereby notified that his ccriih
cate OF election as High Sheriff Of Palestine, is
at "Hard Luck Rancho" in possession Of
Chief Justice Cuddy.
Competition is the life Of trade, SO thinks
r. f, Miller, OF The new lumber yards, and
be will always be found ready to compete with !
any and all Don't forget that his prices arc
the very lowest going.
The deer hunters, Messrs. Wilson, Levan
Brown, Corron and Nuzman returned last
Saturday with seven very large and fat deer.
The whole town has been Teasing on the fruits
of their earnest labors.
Mrs. Mucahy: "hnd so you have TO
nolher now?" Motherless Kid "No, num- :
Mrs. MuIcahy: ''Wel, me boy, whenever you
feel tie need Of good licking come to me.
I'll be a mother to you, and be sure to buy
y.ur school books and drugs from Little & Co
You will then be happy always.
The o. R. & n. round house at La
Grandc was destroyed by FIRE recently. There
were three freight engines in it at the time.
One was slightly injured and the other two
vent through the ERE. Al can be repaired. ;,
IIt WAS twelve-s;all house and was probably e
insured Loss, $4,000 to $4,000. Origin e
OF the FIRE unknown
R. A. Cowdcn expects to leave this place I
for Denver, Colo, about December Ist, and .
will reside there permanently hereafter. Dur b
ing his business career here he has made many =
warm friends who arc sincerely sorry to see
him depart. With many others we wish him
unbounded success in Colorado, and trust
that his new business may ''pan OUT as well
as he anticipates d
AT 1918 this afternoon, as we go 10 press, 81
Billy Ough fell into Little Wood River, from hi
the foot log near the brewery, and although W
the alarm was given by Mrs. Roberts, who W
lives near by. it was nearly fifteen minutes be- RI
fore his body was taken out Of the river near :,
the bridge A large crowd gathered, and al
after some minutes work trying to bring him sa
to life, DR.. Kibbe thought there were signs Of c,
animation, but all efforts failed to revive him. as
Oush was stone mason who had lived here /,
the past three years. He was addicted to '''
drink and had fallen in the river several times h
before this. --Shoshone Journal cl
DIR. Isham received telegram from Al
Mountain Home last Tuesday, calling him eff
there TO set broken ankle for man who &C
goes by the name Of "Kitchen.' The man
was injured by the falling OF scaffald on the
new school house. Three men wore on the
scahold when ii fell and all me, with more or OF
less severe bruises. Contractor Miller was NJ
underneath and received quite severe shal- ~, no
ing up. Kitchen fell upon his toes in some d,
manner, and broke the instcp bones of both r
feet ono Of them very seriously. The acct n.
dent is singular from the fact that the scahold- 6"
ng only Tell n distance oil nine or ten icet. siS
FIRE
Mr. A. c. Hand, an immigration agent
NJ Chicago, and Mr. Becker, Of York, Neb.,
arrived from the east with X. Z. Strahorn last
week. These gentlemen represent colony w
of nearly two hundred families, now located
1t York, and came west for the purpose of in ia
v.s,igating this portion Of the territory with o5