The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-06-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

Call and see those fine n. n. N. n. suit
at Ewinn Bakers
"A large quantity Of wool is being shipped
cast from here.
Little Co, keep the finest stock of I'm
ported and Key West cigars in the city.
"A new line of ladies' and misses straw
goods, just received at Howard Sebree Co.
All the best brands of smoking and chew
ing tobacco at Little Co.'s postofhce build
ing.
The thanks Of the Caldwell band are due
DIR. NJ. Pefierle, for assistance rendered al
Boise.
Guy Becker says the two Dams, Cowden,
Nosby, Fahy, ct. al, have left town for their
county's good.
Ladies' and Gents Isle thread and Bal
briggan hosiery in solids and stripes at How
ard Sehree Co.
Butte, Montana, has had another big fire.
Considerable property was destroyed, but no
lives were lost.
Ladies serviceable all calf button shoes,
Best value for the money manufactured, at
Howard Sebrec Co.
-Gwinn Baker will receive full car
load of new furniture, direct from the manu-
facturers, in few days.
AN elegant line of crinkled seer suckers
and lawns, in all shades and colors, to arrive
at Howard Sebree Co.
-Cowden Co. have this week received
nice lot Of wire screen doors, which they are
selling at very low prices.
"A complete assortment of white goods,
in lawns, piques, criakled seer suckers, etc.,
at Howard Sebree Co
First class Spruce and Tamarack posts,
San Juan. lime and building materials at Cow
den Co. S lumber yards.
When you want wall paper go to Little &
Co., at the drug store. They keep the finest
patterns and sell cheaper than anyone
--Gwinn Baker do general forwarding
and commission business. Consigaments
solicited. Mark all goods care G. s B. Cald-
we'll.
Swain Beatty, the barber, is busy putting
upa fine cup case and other furniture brought
from Iowa, in lis shop, near the Palace Res
taurant
-Gwinn Baker have Just put up nice
awning in front Of their business house, and
have added good platform for unloading cars
in the rear.
Little & Co. can furnish Coopers dip, |
carbolic dip tobacco, dip lime, sulphur and
salt, on short notice, to sheep men, cheaper
than any other house in the country
John Hammond, about 80 years of age,
from Salt Lake, was found lying on his bed at
the international Hote, Bellevue, June 2,
with a bullet through his heart and pistol by
his side. 1t is supposed he suicided.
Dan. Brown, Chris. Fahy, w. f. Mosby,
Dam Campbell and R. A. Cowden left Thurs
day morning to take in the Washington county
races, which were held in Weiser the past
week. Dan. Brown will probably manipu-
late the contribution box.
1t is proposed by those interested in Sun
day schools Of the valley to hold a grove
Sunday school convention at or near central
park, on the 4th. Able speaking basket
dinner and general Sunday school work will
be the program. The arrangements are in the
hands Of competent committee
Albert Holcomb wasupbefore Justice Ca
oway last Wednesday on charge of assault
hat L.. |
on Ed. S. Fuller. The defendant called for
Jury trial and was promptly acquitted, as the
whole affair was nothing more than boyish
quarrel. Such trivial cases have no business a
in court rr
DR. Isham was called 10 Payette by tele-
graph to attend Mr.. Ashley Clark, who had
MS collar bone broken and otherwise injured
'ome days ago, by the ferryboat breaking o
DOSE, over on the Payette. Mr. Clark's team F..
vas drowned, and it is almost miracle that >,
lie escaped. The doctor went to see him last
Monday and again yesterday.
--vick's Magazine for June is an elegant u
nd instructive publication. 1t is devoted ex-
ensively to the cultivation of flowers, but is
here are many other highly interesting
eatures. To those who are interested in the
rowth Of flowers or the garden, this publica s. s.
ion is almost indispensable. 1t is beautifully -
Illustrated, and is worth its subscription price
lone as work Of art. CT
The Bellevue Herald pays this compli- IL
lent to our band, which will furnish the mu.
c for their celebration: FRI
To secure the Caldwell bandthe music COM ST
littee has been in correspondence for some c,
me, and the expense will be heavy. This ~
the best in the territory-al-
aays guarantees the best Of music, and will a,
ring from IL to IS pieces. '"
The latest postal law decision is to the =,
feet that publishers Of newspapers can, under
lie law, arrest any man for fraud who takes
aper and refuses 10 pay for it. Under this A.