The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-12-04
We need a good hotel.
Pay up your subscription.

Talk about your California weather.
Go 10 L gget's for square meal.
Cooper is going into the lumber
business.
Ask Jim Wardwell what no thinks
of "Nigger pool"
Apples are worth two cents q pound
and are scarce at that.
New Jerusalem is making quits g
stir in the speculative world.
We want some more wood on sub
scription. Who'll be the frstP
The town is full Of strangers. We
need big hotel the worst kind.
Frank Mason is making dandy
paper out of the Range & Valley.
"A meeting of the ':Nampa Land &
Improvement Co." has been called.
Where is that end Of division we
were to have when the lease was madep |
Gone Strohecker has the bandsom- |
est pipe in town. Next is Splinters."
There is three and half feet O. |
snow on the Summit Flat, near Idaho
City.
Idaho against the world for q fne
climate. Csllwell is the manuflctur-
ing point.
A first-class sewing mschine for
sale cheap. Enquire at tie Improve
ment office.
The Bellevue public school has
215 scholars in attendance. Haley on
y shows 1872.
The Presbyterian Society meet'
this Saturday afternoon at Mrs. Strs-
horns residence.
Won't some good kind soul please
prescribe positive antidote for these
wretched colds. }
Elmer Mcdonnell, brother of G. S. 4
was married TO Miss ASbie /,
Toles in Boise City on Nov. % c
u. S. Marshall Baird left for Lew C
ston last Tueadsy to attend the fall 5
.erm of court in that city. f
The proprietor OF the dive is to be
congratulated that he has ct last fred q
he gang. Moe is catching them.
Any gentleman willing to asset in
the room for the fair will
please report at once to Mr.. Stroll 4"
ioker.
Capt DeLamar's mill at Flint has h.
'een temporarily shut down. Il viii =
tart again as soon as new cams sre N
eceived. $50
Will some of onr delinquents please th
ring us load of wood We can;
urn coal while moonlight nights con S.
nue.. Entirely too risky. he
H. W. Dorman kindly furnishes th
,e cook stove to bake the chicken pie &C
n the ladies' fair, Henry ought TO be at
wen free ticket for tho crazy quill. pr
The salute fred at Boise Barracks w
honor of Gov. Stevenson, ex-senator '9
sewart. of Nevada, Chief Justice Hays "'
I'd Councilman Himred, was heard ut ''s
is place. -
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Lunch will be served all day and 10,
gnlsr hot supper each evening at the
ir. Lots of goodies" with good No.
fee and cream-real cream! ~.
Mrs. Maud G, Andrews, the wife of clio
eutenant Frank B. Andrews, and the
lighter of Major VIM. H Powell, U. the
A., died at Boise Barracks last night. do
John M. Irwin, at one time gov art
nor of Idaho, died at the Fifth Ave- 'er
o Hotel in New York, one day last S'i'
'ek. He will be remembered by all 'ua
the old timers. on'
: An Art Gallery presided over by 49,,
IS Caldwell and Mr.. Strohecker will ,.
one of the fails attractions for each .,u
,ning. Their department will be
| of srt novelties we'll worth seeing
froi
Land Inspector Caldwell says that On,
or examining the land frauds perpre- hist
ted upon the government in Colora ont
ne nos come 70 inc CONCLUSION that viii
.ho is tho purest and most conscisn two
usly honest country in the world. atfa
Tickets are out for masquerade no
under the auspices Of Patrick Col- Cad
Post No. II, G. A. R., to be given him
Boise City on the 18th Of this month, holo
the benefit of tho Post relief furd ava
E TRIBUNE acknowledges compli- This
ntary. eno'
.,., and
80 City last Monday night Jud
akin failed to appear although tha
ivities wore delayed some time on 'i'ns
account. He telephoned his regrets iiSh
the report that Malachi wept there 'Io