The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-09-18

city yesterday.
Samuel Ireton, of squaw Creek, was a
visitor circus day.
Fred Mcdowell, of Star P. O., was in
town during the week.
Good heating stove for sale cheap. Apply
at Improvement Office.
More goods to the dollar at Isham's than
any place else in town.
Dave McAnlif, the mixologist of Emmett,
took in the circus last Wednesday,.
Read the.ad. of J. G. Whitney, Of the
Payette Nurseries, and ponder well.
-Ino. Smearage, the well-known stock
man, was in town last Wednesday.
!. H. Miller, of Mt. Home, paid this
city fleeing visit last Wednesday,
"A. B. Macpherson and family, were 4,
the Haskell House last Wednesday. .
Peter Johnson, Of A. +. Isham s CO.,
Payetie, was in town last Wednesday.
The boss shoes ever seen IN this country
at Cofin's. See them and be convinced.
ID. Murray and family, of Emmett, were
registered at the Haskell House last Wedncs-
day.
Don't be bashful. Coffin would just as
soon sell you fine hqtss not. Best you ever
saw and cheap.
Joe Fahy arrived from Mineral, Oregon.
last Tuesday evening He intends to remain
for short time.
Pay no attention 10 idle rumors; Cow
den is still in the field and is selling lumber
cheaper than ever
w. B. johnson plead guilty to the indct-
ment against him last Monday. He will re-
ceve sentence to-day
Joe. c. Pence and n s. Hubbell, Of
Boise City. two well-known stoclSnen, were
in town during the week.
Mrs. Jas. A. Niece and mother returned
from lengthy visit at Fort Stevens and Port
land. Oregon, last Tuesday.
-NEw Gooos AT GwINN & BAKERS.
---Fine hard and stand lamps at cost at A.
F. Isham Co.'S. Want to clear on. this
stock and will sell for hitler than song.
Born, Tuesd,y night, at o'clock p. M,
to the wife of George Little, Of Caldwell,
son, weighing ten and a half pounds. Mother
and child are both doing exceedingly well.
Sam Best, the well-known and popular
comm ,c;,l man Is in The citv Rest has an
excellent rancho on Cow creek which he
wishes to dispose Of Notice his ad on this
page.
The reports Of the finance committees Of
the "Sons of Rest" were listened to with
much attention at Els the other evening
They were all accepted but one, which was
laid on the table.
r. II. Robb, of Horse Shoe Bend, Re
publican candidate for Joint Councilman of
Ada and Boise counties, was in the city day !
before Yesterday This Office acknowledges
very pleasant call,
NEW GOODS AT GwINN L BAKERS.
If certain peg-drivcr in this town
doesn't keep more orderly house hereafter,
the authorities should interview him. This !
thing of having crowd of loafers hanging |
around making night hideous, is getting old.
Rev Dwight Spencer, general western
missionary for the Baptist church, will preach |
in Caldwell, Sunday 10Th inst. Sunday morn
ing subject, "a Little Child Leadcth Thee |
Evening discourse, 'The Future Of America"
-NEw Goops AT GwINN & BAKERS.
From the hideous sounds emitting from |
prominent business house on Front street, last
Thursday night, we should judge that the |
Opium Joint was in full blast 1t sounded as
if the fiends of pandemonium had broken
loose.
Mr.. Z. d. Sparrow, representing the San
Francisco Chronicle, visited this place last
Wednesday. Mr.. Sparrow IS thorough
man, and this paper takes pleasure
in commencing him to the Idaho fraternity
generally
David Howry, who lives on Five Mile,
lost a portion OF his right hand last tuesday
by the premature explosion of gun, which
he was in the act of loading A physician
from Boise amputated the thumb and por-
ton of the hand.
Peter Pence, the well-known sheep man
Of Paycttc, was in town last Wednesday TAX
ing in the shcw and the sights generally He
twenty head Of the fine Merino
bucks brought to this place last week by Nivin
& Stevenson.
-Nivin & Stevenson, the sheep men, ar
rived from Ohio, last week, with four hundred
head Of choice thoroughbred Merino and
Backtop Delain bucks. The sheep are now
uuar.ered at f. frost's place. near town, and
are. beyond question. the finest lot ever
brought to Idaho. Quite number OF them
have been sold already. We are pleased to