The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-05-26
THE TRIBUNE.
CALDWELL, IDAHO, MAY 40, 1888
on ice at Gwinn's.

IALDWELL, lDAf1O, MAY 40, 1000
Butter on ice at Gwinn's.
Mrs. r. Z. Strahorn is in
HALEY.
Miss Ella Lovejoy is visiting
Miss Andrews.
Read notice of public sale in
another column.
Gus. Harvey will start today
on trip to Chicago.
Virgil Earl Green, of Boise,
was in town Wednesday.
Remember Gwinn's stock of
hardware, iron and tinware.
Farmers should pack their but
ter, as the market is stocked.
Liberty, independence, patriot
ism and drugs at Isham & Co.'S.
Hardware, garden implements,
cooking outfits, ETC., at GwinL's.
Mrs. Easter, of Stuart, Iowa,
is visiting her father, A. T. Drake.
Large stock OF glassware and
stoneware just received at Gwinn's-
The NJ. E: Sunday School will
meet promptly tomorrow at 8 P. m.
Ladies before sending out OF
town for your dress goods, call and
see Gwinn. a. 49, ....
-Messrs. Scott, Aryidson and
Wallace, freighters, loaded. for Sill
yer this week. 49,.
Jim. Gwinn and Gus. Harvey
had theirSbest girls out Sunday at
Shorts ranch.
"A. A. Hoover has added line
of undertaker's goods to his fur.
niture establishment.
The new 1OOO-pound bell fol-
the Baptist church has arrived and
been swung into position.
&C. H. Van Wyngarden finished
a neat LITTLE, house for his own use
ON the southside this week.
~. Moulton and wife, Geo. Per
kins and wife and D. Murray, all O
Emmett, were in town this week.
Rev. u p Morris, of Provo
Utah, will preach at the NJ. e
churchs Sunday, at II o'clock.
The Falk's Store school which
has been taught most acceptably
, by Miss Ora Lucus, will close thi.
week.
Mr.. P. Huff, John Lackey'l
right hand man in the stock bust
ness will take a cargo of sheep tt
Chicago about the 29th.
The monthly gospel temper
ance meeting will be held at the
school house Sunday evening May
9th, commencing at $50 o'clock
"A strawberry and ice cream
festival will be given in the Presby.
terrain church Tuesday evening
June 5. A good program may be
expected.
"a. "A. Caldwell, of Leavenworth,
Kansas, President of the Idaho &
Oregon LaId Improvement Com=
pany will arrive herein few days
on the resTriar annual inspection of
his Idaho Interests.
The Nampa postoffice is now
in the hands of-Geo. M. Bowman,
the newly-appointed P. M. We do
not whether the deposed postmas-
ter, Mr.. A. DUTIES, was removed for
"cause" or politics.
Lawyer Negley entertained the
people of Nampa with a little law
suit last Tuesday in which F. R.
Coffin q Bro. were plaintiffs and
Mr.. Taylor Of the restaurant, de-
PENDANT. A~
&C. W. Cooper and Dan. Brown
are contemplating trip to Chicago.
They will start about June 10Th.
MIR. Cooper will represent Caldwell
in the Republican national conven-
ton.
D. F. Msokelburger, our re-
spected fellow-townsman, has form
ed an alliance with James S. Neg
ley, ,Jr., in the law business, as gem
eral utility man and all around
rustler. Success Mack.
1t is rumored that a hegira of
our Dutch is likely to take place
my time. The subjugation of the
he sage brush is proving to much
or their gentle, poetic natures, and
heir eyes are turned longingly |
owards the setting sun.
p. A. Devers, the gentlemanly |
manager of the Howard Sebree Co., |
$ doing missionary work for the |
irm this week up Snake River. |
Castle Creek, Sinker Creek
md perhaps the Bruneau valley
Tfn ee thoroughly proselyted be-
ore he returns.
DIR. H. J. Brink, and wife, of
Iarcus, Iowa, will arrive ~ Cald-
7ell on today's passenger. Their.
ONES with the intention of perma- !,
emily lncafinn rnnnnuLo.o l. ~: