The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-12-25
We are cold. We want wood.
I'VE want wood. We want wood!

Nothing stands in tho way of s
good hotel here now.
C. W. Fulmer. of Namps, was il
town few days since.
Have you learned how to distin-
guish counterfeit billp
We want some more wood on sub.
scription. Who'll be tho frstP
They are getting right down to hard
work in the Idaho parliament.
The ball last night was well attend
ed, and was success financially.
Mrs. Bake intends to move her
dwelling to Nampa Immediately.
Little & Co. have an elegant limo of
Christmas cards. For sale cheap.
"A tirst-class sewing machine for
sale cheap. Enquire at the Improve
ment Office.
Bring US a load of WOOD ere we
perish and our frozen bicoI To upon
your HANDS!
Fetch us q load OF wood and no
questions shall be asked as to where
you stole it.
"A. F. Isham & Co. carry the finest
stock Of drugs, patent medicines, etc.,
in the city.
One of the finest presents that can
be made is one Of those parlor games
ut Little & Co.'S.
New comet in the northern horizon.
Shows itself about A. M. We have
not seen it yet.
Mrs. Reynolds. who has been quite
sick for several weeks past, is now re-
ported convalescent.
"A gents fashionable clearinghouse
has been establishs d. For particulars
apply to George Coffee.
Hon. VIM. B. Thews, republican of
Oneida county, was elected speaker of
house on the 10th ballot.
Report says that Hon. I. L. Dubois
will soon BE- married to the daughter of
Senator Cullom, of Indiana.
What is nicer than writing desk. |
Always handy, neat aud desirable. Lit
tie Il Co. have some fine ones.
Court Northrup wishes it undor-
stood that he entert aims semo claims to !
owning the finest pipe in town.
1t was all q mistake about that old |
Chinawoman. Eli asks us to take it |
back and r his sake wo d. so.
The new hotel at Mountain Homo
is all completed except the painting
A hotel is what this town needs.
The fine liquor trade OF Caldwell is
something immense. isham & Co lead
in this department. Go and soc.
C. w. Fulmer's store at Nampa is
about ready for occupancy. Jake will
make an elegant counter jumper.
"A lead of good wood will go far
howard wiping out any little personal
feelings we may have against you.
Anthony Anderson, the good ma
tured foreman, on the Parma section,
took in the town q few days since.
Winter doesn't seem 30 very dis
kent these mornings. Wonder if he'll
- any lingering in the lap of Spring.
Both Mountain Home and Weiser
how have a band. The Mountain
Home organization has membership
Of sixteen.
Ralph A. Cowden has been heard
from. He is in Denver, and, strange to
say, seems glad of it.
CLAY, of the Haley Inter-Idaho, is
in very precarious condition, and the
MUSICIANS have almost given up hope
his recovery.
We want wood at this Office and
want it bad. We request some of our
to settle for their paper in
wood. Bring it at once.
Married, at the residence of Jas.
at IL o'clock q. M, on the !,
a, Mr.. T. NJ Glenn to Miss Ida M.
Coffin, Rev. B. f. Morrow, officiating.
Subscribers who have not paid up :,
IRE requested to notice our bloodcurd-
ing appeals for wood scattered over
his page. They are not intended for +,
ut is asserted that the Aunett build !,
ng,. will be torn down and taken to !,
Sampa soon. 1t was poorly con- !
'tructed building in tho first place, and ;,
las never paid. ~
-Chas. K. Reed and Captain John Ii
Vim were found dead at Soda Springs. t,
fellow by the nams of ohm Williams "
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