The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-04-03
LOCAL MATTERS

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LOCAL MATTERS.
Butter, $50.
EGGS, s dozen for $I.oo.
March retired in beautiful rain.
BOY wanted to learn the business.
Most time for the candidates to bud.
Howard Sehree was in town this week.
One more month of grace for the China
Frank R. Coffin found welcome here on
Monday.
Ranch butter is tremendously scarce now
adays.
-Christman, the barber, has gone to Pay
Julius Shainwald was down here again
this week.
Patrick Boyle was admitted to citizenship
on the goth.
j. M. stewar, has gone to Philadelphia
on business. sa. 49,
The Kimball street corral opened for bust
ness Thursday. -
u. S.sGibson leaves for Omaha about the
middle of next week.
-Potatoe, arc SC . pound in Silver, accord
iax to the Avalanche /, !. ,t-s,s.
Have to get up at $50 il you want to see
the cars come in now
An immense wool clip will be shipped
from here this season.
i. o. Baker made the tour Of Baker coun-
y in the saddle last week.
"A. A. Holcomb has taken a homestead in
the realms Of New jerusalem.
-Hsrlen Pefey aid Clay Branstetter are
making first class land officers.
Elder Morrow sold his carload Of horses
h Nebfaska at an average of$iIo.
A large amount Of vines and -shrubbery
has been set out in town this spring.
@Ailt the time madeup on the Short Line
is consumed on.the Navigation line. --.r
r-Dr,. Calder, the weiser dentist, was here
shis week, prospecting for old snags.
= --Cowden has the spring fashions in boards
sad. Jesse Harmon, in horse millinery.
a decree Of divorce has been granted in
Die ease Of Evaline Shine v. Daniel Shine.
= Rus, Walter and James McOuat have dis
;saixed partnership. Rus. will run the ferry.
wv. B. Johnson and Sherm. Coffin got
/, each from Zion Monday. Had fine time.
--Howapd Sebsee will spend most Of the
sssamei in Caldwell, whilo his family is east.
!, Middleton -four and elbow grease makes
white bread Give it the preference in buy
ing.
Din Ieyaa has the contract to burn of
secsien Of sagebrush fos nno-resident grab
Der. - - -
A. c. Goodrich, Of Jordan Valley viii
ship . car OF fine hotses from here in day or
--Thess be April showers
That make the flowers
grow.
--Mn. Bel,s has begun the mspufactu-e OF
bread and win furnish it in any quensity de-
sired. p
Alb. Galloway and Gov. Stewart have
been wbooping it up to the Chinese in Eoise
lately. 49,.
Swain Beatty, Of Stuart, Ia, has Leased
the barber shop. That's him with Henry
Dorman.
When the poet wrote about Smiling
April mons" he unconsciously vefered to this
part Of Idaho.
Rev D. L. Williams Mill sst out City
acres to fruit on his hslfsection, nine miles
down the valley.
The Checker Congress meets daily >t ths
Pacific hotel. Cosden and Robeus arc ne
leading combatsnts.
&c. W. Snodgrass had horse badly LAGER
ated by being caught in bethed wire fence
while rolling recently.
M. B. Gwinn Is putting opt something
less than million viaes and shspbs % his
Front avenue premises.
-Csmpbell and Black have been obliged to
extend their Front avenue corral grounds by
the pressure q business.
S~Prof. L. Sitter has opened a. writing
school in the school house, five nights in the
week He sings dandy quill.
--Messrs Sheehy Of Shoshone and Spang-
born Of Pocatello took up 500 acres apiece in
New Jerusalem township last week
Engineer Traiuer computes that it costs
the company s. for wear and tear, ETC., ever;