The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-15
Ladies, do not forget to call

Ladies, do not forget to call 81
Gwinn's and see his immense stock
of fall dress goods.
Born, near Notus, September
-, 1888, to Mr.. and Mrs. N. Con-
way, a nine-pound boy.
Bob. Bryant has gone to HALEY
where he viii work at carpentering
for the next two months.
Ladies, you need not send out
of town for dress goods, as Gwinn
can suit in quality, quantity and
price.
-Cort. Northrup, with F. R.
Coffin & Bro. at Boise City, spent
last Sunday visiting old friends in
Caldwell.
Prof. Harmon, the wizard, and
A. R. T. Newland, the music, are
making a staring tour through
Malheur county. .
Harlem Pefey, Register of the
U. S. Land office at Boise City
was in Caldwell last Sunday attend.
ing divine worship.
Several parties were down
from Boise last night helping to
curry the wild and woody goat Of
the Knights of Pythias.
Geo. w. Richards, of the Daily
HALEY News-Miner, called on THE
TRIBUNE yesterday. Mr.. Richards
says Wood Rivers improving since
the reduction in rates on ore.
The masonic lodge at this
place which has been working un-
der dispensation, was granted a
charter by the Grand Lodge at
its recent session, and will now be
known as Essene Lodge No. %.
MIR. and Mrs. R. E. Strahorn
and Mrs. Waters and daughter, ar
rived from HALEY last Sunday.
Mr.. Strahorn returned to HALEY
Wednesday to superintend the i'm;
provements being made there by
Robert Strahorn & Co.
Misses Harris, Owen and Hart,
of Boise City, were Caldwell visi-
tors last Thursday. Misses Har-
ris and Hart returned to Boise Fri
day, while Miss Owen went to Port
land, she having been engaged to
teach in the Portland schools.
--Isadore Mayer, formerly OF
Silver City, is going to open up a
stock ofgeneral merchandise in the
old building formerly occupied by
Eli Wilson. From all accounts
Mayer is rustler, and we venture
the assertion that he will be heard
from.
Mr.. Ray Pefey now has charge
of P. J. Pefey's harness shop at
this place. He is an acquisition to
Caldwell's list of young business
men, and will soon undoubtedly
succeed in making himself popular
with the trade and the community
in general. -
Martin informs us thai
the school has opened up very
nicely with an enrolment of eighty.
five pupils-a little over half the
number of children of school age
in the district. All indications
point to successful school this fall
and winter. -
SHemphill & Vine, who were
billed to give a free concert at the
Baptist church last evening, have
telegraphed that their engagements
at Boise City prevented them from
getting here, but that they will
surely appear this evening at the
place designated.
If you have sick or nervous
headache, take Ayers Cathartic
Pills. They will cleanse the stom
ach, restore healthy action to the
digestive organs, remove eIete mat
ter (the presence of which de-
presses the nerves and brain) and
thus give speedy relief.
Il rise to remark that I have
one of the finest stocks of drugs
patent medicines, liquors, etc., that
can be found in this country. And
I might add that I have these
goods to sell and that 1 intend to
sell them by offering them at the
very lowest prices. A. F. Isham
Charles Cunningham, who re-
Gently brought car load of bucks
here from Oregon, disposed Of al
of them to Isaacs, JUNIOR, Altman
Beasley and other sheep men. He
desires to thank the sheep men fol-
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