The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-11-06
III for the tenderfoot .

The salt Creek delegation started early
and in force.
-Cranberries have made their appearance
in the market.
Fred Dubois will probably be the next
delegate in Congress
E. c. Franklin is at work for the rail
road company at Pocatello.
Bring on your wood, on subscription.
We have plenty room to pile it.
Who paid for Ed Eames' hat Who
bought that 5000 pair of pants
The Anti-Chinese party polled about
seSenty-hve votes in the county.
Miss Nellie Delano lett for HALEY last
night to be absent several months.
A No. Charter Oak cook stove for sale
cheap. Stove nearly new. Applyto r. ".
Oakes.
Caldwell gains 50 votes; Boise City
loses 20. Straws show which way the wind
blows
Picard & Roberts are receivinga fine lot of
choice porlSers, and are packing lots of choice
bacon and hams.
Oregon unaways hitched at half price in
Judge Cuddy's court, and pay taken in pump
kins and promises.
With vote of over two hundred we will
probably be allowed little better representa-
ton in the next county conventions.
The California Corral has put in a hay
press and is running at full capacity. We
are pleased TO note this new industry.
Miller asks no favors from any one. All
he wants is the the chance TO quote you prices
on lumber or anything else in his line.
Miller keeps lime, hair, putty, and every
thing in the building line. An inspection Of
stock and prices is respectfully requested.
A most enjoyable party met last Thurs
day evening at the Pacific Hotel in honor Of
the wedding anniversary Of Joseph Shelley.
Asa s. Abbott has leased the Range and
Valley, of Mountain Home, to Frank Mason,
of HALEY, who will probably get out the next
issue.
Geo. b. Isham, c. f, of Isham Bros,
burlington. VT, left last Thursday evening
for Pocatello 10 work at drafting in the Super
intendents Office.
Miller keeps the best and largest line of
lumber in the country. He can fill any order
on the shortest possible time. Get his figures
before purchasing elsewhere.
Andrew Paynton, who has been at F. R.
Coffin & Bros. for the past three weeks, wait
ing for Sam Hartkopf to get married, returned
to Boise City last Tuesday evening.
Wood River papers unite in pronouncing
the Lew Johnson colored troupe, which shows
here next Thursday evening, iirst-class in ev
cry particular Tickets reduced to IS cents.
Constable Brown arrested Mrs. G. w.
Beaseley last Thursday on a warrant sworn
out by Geo. Wooten, charging .her with cut
ting and otherwise injuring bitches, the prop
erty of complainant.
Competition is the life of trade, so thinks
r. L, Miller, Of the new lumber yards, and |
he will always be found ready to compete with
any and all. Don't forget that his prices are
the very lowest going.
Mr. A, Packard left for Los Angeles, |
Cal, last Wednesday with his son, who will
remain there during the coming winter for
the benefit of his health. Mr.. Packard will |
return in about three weeks,
Mrs. Mulcahy: "And so you have no
mother now Motherless Kid: 'sNo, mum. "
Mrs. Mulcahy: ''Well, me boy, whenever you
feeithe need of good licking come to me.
I'll be mother to you, and be sure to buy
your school books and drugs from Little & Co
You will then be happy always
The Hardman Bros. are making big i'm
provements on their rancho at Oreana, in
Terry, Of this place, have been engaged for
some time on large two story dwelling,
which when completed will be among the
finest in that country. In addition to this
Hardiman Bros. have also built fine stone
stable, 3oxIoo, with various out-houses,
fences, etc. The work is not yet completed,
and Warehouse will return in few days.
When Charlie Nuzmon and Eli Wilson
were about ready to start for the mountains
on their grand hunt last Thursday morning,
they learned that one Thomas, from whom
Nuzmon had purchased horse, had locked
the beast up during the Silly midnight hours
and refused Nuzmon access thereto, alleging
as AN excuse that Charles had neglected to
pay for the animal. Charles states that the
man, Thomas aaf only locked UP property