The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-10-16
Excellent white fish al Collins.

Cos.
Buy a case of those fine wafer crackers at
Coins.
+Gwinn & Baker are doing the boss husi-
ssss
$s&.zFine new and clean rooms at the Palace
Restaurant.
--First-class beds at the Palace Restaurant
for IS cents.
This paper wants wood or sage brush on
subscription
--J. A. Pease and wife, Of Parma, were in
me city Monday.
"A Magnificent assortment Of toilet soap
j at Coffin x Bros.
Take your grain to Coffin & Bro. He
pays the highest price.
Good heating stove for sale cheap. Apply
1t Improvement Office.
More goods to the dollar al Isham's than
any place else i'll town.
las. Fenwick, forman for Con Shea, cap
Ia tur, d the town last week.
q Mr.. Charles Oakes, of Emmett, was IN
The city during the week.
W.. w. Smith and sister, Of Sucker Creek,
were in the city Thursday.
Try those elegant FIVE pound tins of
. mackeral at Coffin & Bros.
n Brown and wife" were registered at the
Haskell House last Monday.
Three inches Of very snowy snow fell IN
Ssohe Wood River country last Sunday.
2 The Idaho City World says there are
Saeipht inches of SNOW at the Banner mine.
q The boss shoes ever seen in this country
65st Coain's, See them and be convinced.
81 Mrs. s. NJ. CSdin, of Boise City, is Wis
kiting her son, Sherman Coffin, Of this city.
Born, to the wife of 7. r. MeCulloln, on
4 the 18th inst, a boz weighing IIH pounds.
Finest assortment Of c~rockery and glass
ware ever in the town at Gwinn & Bakers.
Albert Fouch, the wetl-known merchant
/ prince of Parma, was in town last Tuesday.
Just received at Little & Co.'S, a $500
line of school books and school appurtenances.
More hardware fer 50 cents at Gwinn &
Bakers than for ST. at any other place in
town.
-Chas. Chambers & Son, of the Palace
Restaurant, have justed added four nice rooms
FOR dodgers.
Don't be bashul. Coffin would just as
soon sell YOU a fine hatas not. Best you ever
saw, ana cheap.
Frank Brainard and L. Mills, prominent
/ stockmen of Jordan Valley, were in the city
during the week.
Remember that Cowden keeps the big
gest stock of lumber in the town, and is sell
Eing it cheaper than ever.
Stephen Dempsey, democratic nominee
for Joint Councilman, for Boise and Ada
/ counties, was in the city yesterday.
Il Ladies' cloaks cheaper than ever before
land the finest assortment ever seen at Gwinn
%& Bakers. Call and be convinced.
Mrs. NJ. B. Gwinn, who has been visiting
/ her sister, Mrs. Hanthorn, of Weiser, during
n the week, 1tluinCu llui>udt 'Itiiii |
Fine hand and stand lamps at cost at A.
I F. Isham & Co s. Want TO clear on. this
stock and will sell for a little more than a song.
Agents wanted in Idaho and Oregon for
1 the celebrated "Maude s" steam washer.
/ For terms address d. g.. Levan, Caldwell,
Idaho.
DIR. NJ. Peilerle, the popular dentist, ar-
rived from Jordan Valley last Tuesday, and
remained at the Haskell House during the
week. Z
T. T. Basye, II. II. Fulton and D.. l..
Badlev were the Emmett representatives. to the
Grand Lodge |. O. O. f. which met at Belle
vuc this week.
Don't forget that Chambers & Son, at the
Palace Restaurant, have several nicely fur
nished rooms for the accommodation OF trav-
elcrs and others.
i. NJ. Stuart, manager of the Phyllis
Canal Company, and also manager of the
Nan,pa branch of the Boise City railroad,
left for Pittsburg last Tuesday.
Coffin & Bro. are always in the lead in
groceries, and do exactly what they adver-
,ise, and sell more goods for 81 than any other
house in town. Invest a dollar and sec.
Rev. Geo. II. Newman will preach to
morrow morning and evening at the church in
this place. Morning subject, "Christianity in
Three Words" Evening, SIS the Bible a
Sectarian Book ?"
Geo. Pcttcngill arrived from Payette last
Monday. M. +. Payne and A.. b. Anderson
got in next day; Joe Wilson showed up a lit
tie later on, while Cooper and Smith bobbcd
up s%crencly at the finish
Lieutenant Colonel M. b. Gwinn, grand
representative, and George Little, deputy
nxand una.tcr both Of the nrand lodge l. .. |