The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-03-10
THE TRIBUNE.
CALDWELL, IDAHO, MARCH 10. 1888,
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Morrow d johnson are ship.
ping horses east this week.
Ed. Maxey cut his knee badly
but can still limp around.
Wall paper, largest stock in
Idaho, at Little & Blatchlcy's.
--Brunt Young, foreman of the
bridge outfit, was in town Monday.
The largest stock of gents and
boys clothing in town at Gwinn's.
DO you cat fruit? If so go to
Isham & Co.'S and get the best.
Mrs. S. S. Foote, of Middleton,
has been quite sick this week
--Isham e. Co.'S is the place for
fruit and confectionery. Forget it
not!
7 j. H. Holland, of Vale, Ore
gon, made TiE TRIBUNE call this
week.
Mrs. Bake, of Nampa, was in
town Wednesday purchasing sup
plies.
The usual services at the Bap-
fist church tomorrow morning and
, evening.
IS. M. Mcdowell shipped three
car loads of beef cattle to Oregon
this week.
DIR. Pefferle, of Weiser, was in
town this week at his old tricks
pulling teeth.
Preaching at the school house
Sunday morning and evening by
Rev. R. NJ. Gwinn.
When in town do not forget to
call at Gwinn's and see his new
stock of spring goods.
The friends of J. O. Baker will
be panied to learn that he is quite
sick at Roseburg, Oregon.
j. f. Lackey, of the Oregon
Horse and Land Company, says
the loss in horses was small.
Hardware, Tinware, Iron,
Wheelbarrows and garden nipple
ments of all kinds at Gwinn's.
D. Murray, of Emmett, joined
THE TRIBUNE army this week. It
only costs S. to be mustered in.
"A. O. McCamley bought
years passage on the good ship
TRIBUNE this week. Tickets cheap
for cash.
Cur boet and shoe department
is complete, just received a full
line of gents and boys shoes at
Gwipp's.
Miss Laura Patten has been
dangerously sick the past week.
We hope to hear Of her speedy re-
covery.
The TRIBUNE has been ordered |
to report every Saturday at the
Iowa House. 1t will create a grand |
rush of boarders.
ID. F, Mackelburger will pose
under the elevating influence of
The TRIBUNE the coming year.
Good move for Mack.
Some of the sports INDUCED in
3 little horse racing last Saturday
evening, We do not know who lost,
but it was not Tarbell.
&C. w. Cooper is enclosing his
lumber yard with new fence
Cooper stays right with the town in
The matter of improvements.
Capt. Packard started for
Alaska last Tuesday, SO he says,
out we predict he will change his
mind and stop off at Vale, Oregon.
The newspaper was first in
Tented by French physician, who
eceived from Cardinal Richelieu a
patent to publish the Paris Gazette
n 1922.
Two thousand newspapers are
in Japan; only twice as
many in Great Britain and Ireland. ,
africa has 206 journals and Aus ,
ra1ia 700.
-Isham & Co. will handle all {
inds of fruit again this season, !
'resh oranges, lemons, etc. WILL be c
ept constantly in stock. Always s
eep the best at lowest prices. |
Miss Florence Dryden wishes
inform the public that she is
ow prepared to do all work in the
ressmaking line in all the latest !
tyles, at the residence of w. w. :
dryden.
Bill Kinkaid says that Charlie Q
icard is married. AS Bill is a
harley's nearest neighbor he ought il
, know what he is talking about. t.
he Bachelors Club will send W
'mmittee to investigate. Il
Mrs. E, A. Hannah, who has fl
managed the Iowa
.ouse the past year, has rented ~
le house for six months and will +
eek rest and recreation in Ne !,
'aska during the summer. r.
Grand Master Bailey, accom- S
anied by his lady, started last n
lnday on a tour through the G.
God River country. He will visit HI
dyes at Mountain Home, Sho- p
zone, BELLEVUE, Haley and Ell
etchum before his return. h,
"A word to ranchers; Isham a.
Co. have a large, fresh stock of T,
Ire blue Vitrol, which they are =
ling at prices unheard of in al