The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-09-11
NV Goops At GwINy & BAKERS

tise, and sell more goods ISL than any Other
house in town. Invest dollar and see
NEW GooDs AT GNINN & BAKERS.
There is on exhibition in Noes show
cases, some fine specimens Of petriiied MOSES
and tules from Soda Springs. They are gen
uine petrifcations and will we'll repay an OK
animation.
New GOODS At GwINN & BAKERS.
-Cowden and some more of EN- captured
Weiser at the point OF the shotgun day before
yesterday The frolicsome chicken vege-
,ateth there, and the ducksome duck quack-
eth. THE TRIBUNE renders thanks for sew
eral.
--NEw GooDs AT GwINN & BAKERS
Look out 6r thieves circus day. Keep
your doors locked We've got a saitey pin
combination on ourn', built out Of an old press
board and lame-backed chair. No con
founded circus agent thief shall! be made rich
on the spoils of this Office.
New GOODS AT GwINN & BAKERS.
There are two fiends who constitutional
ly hover around this office, who are going to
get hurt. One OF EN- .spied'' some ''scab'
the other day, while the other mistook the
shell box" for spittoon. Next time their
friends may prepare Tor ''funereal.'
New GooDs AT GwINN & BAKERS.
The Bellevue races are now in progress,
and are said to be the finest ever held in the
northwest. An immense crowd is present.
The meeting has been most extensively adver-
tised, and its brilliant success is due to this
and to the untiring efforts of its able manag-
ers
New GOODS AT GwINN & BAKERS.
Mr.. E. Beller of Snake river, near On
tario, is in town looking after desirable prop
erty, with a view to purchase. If suited, |
Mr.. Boilers sister will move here in order to |
send her little daughter to school.
-Gwinn & Baker received three car loads
of new goods this week--one Of hardware,
one Of oil, and another of groceries. Two
more car loads Of dry goods will be in the first
Of next week. Don't forget them. Call and
examine their stock
Mountain Home is evidently great place
for marriages. The writer remembers play
ing big horn for two weddings at that place
on the same highland an internally cold
night it wasl Now if Jim Miller could only
get married the world would breathe, oh, SO
much easier James, why is this thus
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 a q
mile which nearly cracked the walls in its /,
Intensity" '.No, we don't hate the country ,
ike we useter did. Since Phetas bought .
hat lovely wall paper at Little's, things has $
ooked hull lot brighter like, and life is
worth living once more"
Say, isn't it about time something is done
0 put stop to the rage for stage robbing in .
his territory During the past three months II
he stage has been held up and robbed no less
nan six different times, and not single rob ~
or bagged. A beautiful reputation we are :"
establishing abroad at this rate. u
CT
The candidates are all nominated now v.
nd still the world turns round. This has b.
cen proven hundred times, and no one !"
oubts it any more. Nor does anyone doubt
noes, fine hats, ETC., ever seen in Idaho. If
0u doubt it you are behind the times.
AT the school meeting last Monday, Chas.
|. Reed was elected trustee for the three "
,ar term, and VIM. Kinkaid for the two years ID
rm. The selections are especially good a.
les, and the successful candidates are to be \
'ngratulated. As the contest for these y
easant and highly lucrative positions was d
ute spirited, it is likely that the successful =,
les appreciate their exalted positions as they {.
ould, especially as neither Of them spent sh
UGH money on the race. or
Invitations are out for the wedding of
r. Frank p AXE and Miss Laura A. Ford,
Mountain Home, which event is to occur
the 18th inst. The marriage will be fol-
we'd by grand ball at Turner's Hall THE ',
SIBuNE acknowledges an invite, and, with CON
; rest of Mr.. Axes Caldwell friends, ten due
rs sincere congratulations. The young sun
lple are well known and deservedly popu- s'L
at Mountain Home, which place will s'a
,bably be their future home. GOV
In all probability the approaching visit Of NOV
w. +. Carver, in conjunction with w. w, DR.,
les circus, will be the last opportunity to
this unparalleled marksmsn on American
!, as he takes his combination to Europe, 7
a lengthy PERIOD early in the coming fall. and
Carver, as is well known, spent four years ne ,
Europe, and his wizard-like performances in
h the ride gained him fame that no other will
rksman has ever aco,iired in tha { Nd World