The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-08
THE TRIBUNE.
CALDWELL, IDAHO, SEPT, s, 1888.

duuItlOH W HIS HOuSt.
Don't forget the special election
| to-day. Tax or no tax.
Trunks and valises of all kinds
sizes and prices at Gwinn's.
VIM. NJ. Atkins, of Long Val
ley, was in town this week.
Miss Kate Dryden is yisitin,
friends on Reynolds Creek.
Remember Gwinn's stock o
clothing is the largest in town.
Miss Elsie Moore, of Boise, il
visiting her parents in this city.
Prof. McNish, formerly of EN-
NETT, now resides at Silver City.
The Pansies cleared about ST.
at their recent ice cream venture.
Baker City had a big fire re,
Gently. A whole block burned. =
Jesse Harmon recently bought
a horse, but he keeps it very quiet.
Fine, large cedar posts for 20
cents each at Caldwell Lumber Co.
Miss Ollie Lucus is visiting the
family of Gov. Stewart, of Falk's
Store.
Call early and get one of those
iaundried shirts at Gwinn's. Only
a few left.
-Isham is selling drugs cheaper
than ever. Take your prescrip-
tions to him.
The w. C. T. U. meets at Mrs.
w. J. Boone's, Saturday, Sept. 8, at
7:30 o'clock p. m.
Misses Charlie and Ora Lucus
are visiting Mrs. w. F. Reynold, of
Weiser, this week.
j. B. Smith was elected school
trustee of the Mi ddleton school
district last Monday.
Griffin, our night operator, has
been placed in charge of the station
at Cokeville. Sorry to lose Griffin.
Il. Tompkins, of Parma, was
rash enough to venture into THE
TRIBUNE's den last week. So and
costs.
Preaching in the Presbyterian
church tomorrow morning and even
ing by Rev. Gwinn. Also Sunday
school at 8 o'clock in the afternoon.
Joe Hungerford, who is well
known here, fell off of a house in
Silver City last Wednesday, but
luckily escaped without any serious
injury,
-Messrs. J. NJ. Miller and d. S.
Hill, two of Mountain Homes best
young business men, were in town
last Wednesday. THE TRIBUNE
pleasant cali.
The renewed activity on the
Oregon Pacific has not raised
the price OF 1skam's drugs. On
the contrary, he is selling all goods
in his line cheaper than ever.
Ham. Kaufman, a brother of
AL. Kaufman, well-known here,
has recently associated himself
with Geo. P. Wheeler in the publ.
cation of the Pocatello Reporter. !
A man by the name of Owen
McMahen died at Grete's hotel in
Silver City last Sunday. He was
about SO years of age and had no
known relatives in the territory.
We acknowledge receipt of a
complimentary ticket to the Bing-
ham County Fair, to be held at Ea-
gle Rock, September IS to 90 in
elusive. They have a good pre-
MUM list.
Picard Il Roberts have made
so many valuable improvements on
their ranch west of town, that they
now claim to have the prettiest
place in the valley. Point Breeze
Ranch is daisy and no mistake.
Capt. Abner Packard is having
a severe tussle with chills and fever.
As the Captain expresses it, they
are sweeping him fore and aft, y
and he has been confined t. the !
cabin for over a week. We hope he |
will soon be able to be on deck |
again.
AS will be seen in another col |
amn, Robert Strahorn & Co. are
going to make extensive improveA
nents about HALEY. Robert E. !
Strahorn will be in Caldwell Mon
lay and will receive bids for the
scraper work necessary to be done.
Contractors are requested to call
and see him.
While Elder Morrow was Off
eating at the wedding of our friend
Butts, some one hid his horse and
he good man was compelled to
walk home: Naappearcd in town