The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-09-04
See Thos. S. Harrison's new ad.

See Ihos. ). Harrisons new ad.
r. E. Miller for good lumber, cheap.
Mr.. c. Mcdowell, of Star postoffice, was
in town yesterday.
-Robt. E. Miller is selling lumber cheaper
i than you steal it.
Guy Becker has disposed of his saloon
business TO John Thomas
-Fahy's buildings along Main street are
receiving new coat Of paint. 4
Died, at a. M, Sept. 5, Dana, infant
daughter of H. D. and Carrie Blatchley, aged
about six months.
Pay no attention TO idle rumors; Cow
den is still in the field and is selling lumber
cheaper than ever
The Odd Fellows hall at Placerville
burned 4 few days since Several smaller
buildings were also destroyed by FIRE.
Next week Cowden s. Co. will receive
the first shipment of dry pine cordwood,
which he will sell at the very low price of ST.
per cord.
While absent this week, Mr.. A. d. VIII
lams left his compliments in shape of two fine
watcrmelons. They were most excellent-so
the printer and Jake kindly informed us.
We are informed that Mr.. ]. McNish
will have charge of the Emmett school dur
ing the term commencing Sept. 10th. Miss
Ray will probably teach the primarary de-
parlmeni.
Two directors for this school district are
to be elected next Monday, one to serve for
two years, and the other for three. As this is
matter in which all are interested, every
voter should attend.
Miss Fannie c. Gro,han, crayon artist
and teacher Of oil painting and penmanship
will be at the Pacific Hotel about Sept. IS. !
The public is respectfully invited to call and
examine samples of work.
Miss Fannie c. Groihjan, favorably |
known as an artist Of most superior merit both |
in this city and Boise, is visiting her brother
in Payette. She will be in Caldwell about
the I3lh inst, and all will have an opportun-
ily to examine her exceedingly fine work
Little & Co. are agents for the Phenix
Insurance Co., of Brooklyn, and the Ameri-
can Fire Insurance Co.. of Philadelphia, two
of the oldest, soundest and best companies in
America. They are also agents for the State
Steamship Co. and sell tickets to and from all
European points.
-"No," remarked Mrs. Tompkin, with
smile which nearly cracked the walls in its |
bot fha
like we useter did Since Philetas bought
that lovely wall paper AT Little's, things has
looked hull lot brighter like, and life is
worth living once more"
The thanks of this office are rendered the
officers Of the Bellevue Park Racing & Re
creation Association for complimentary tickets
10 their first meetinn, Sept. 7 10 10. Nothing
has been left undone to make this meeting an
unequivocal success, and large amount Of
money will be hung in the purses. Notice
Cher program in another column.
Rather the best political joke of the sea-
son is at the expense Of A. Packard and John
Lcmp. AT the Middleton primary the other
day, two of the would-bc delegates to the
county convention were tied and meeting TO
settle the question was held last Wednesday.
One Of the candidates received sixteen votes;
the other four. That evening some one asked
the defeated candidate if he was elected.
ELECTED blanke;y-blank" replied he, 81
tell you that John Lemp, the Dutch, old ,
Packard and the Methodist church is to hard
a formation for me- Good evei"