The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-04-21
THE TRIBUNE.
Caldwell, IDAHO, APRn Al. 1888
The irrigating bitches are full

are on the sick list.
The street sprinkler has BEEF
impressed into service again.
Rev. w. J. Boone is attendin;
/Presbytery at Malad City.
Mrs. H. D. Blatchley and Mrs
w. J. Boone are visiting at Boise
Don't forget that Isham & Co
have fine line of wall paper.
-Isham d Co. have a fine lint
of wall paper. Call and see it.
Settings Of fine Plymouth Rock
eggs for sale at the Strahorn ranch
well, yes, we have got few
rolls Of wall paper" say Isham &
Cos.
Blank books, stationery of all
kinds, drugs, etc, at Little q
Blatchley's.
John Griffith, a jolly, good
fellow from Nampa, was in town
last Monday.
Mr.. Bert Smith, recently OF
Rocky Bar, called on THE TRIBUNE
last Thursday.
DIR. NJ. Pefferle, dentist, will be
in Caldwell on the Both inst. lie
will remain but two days.
MONTE B. Gwinn is putting
some handsome new counters and
show cases in his store room.
-Chas. H. Reed was re-appoint-
ed road supervisor of this district
by the county commissioners.
Who said Isham & Co. have
not got as fine a stock of wall pa
per as can be found anywhere?
There will be plenty sickness
at the same old price soon if those
railroad pools are not filled up.
Mr.. John Gray, of Boise, pros
ecuting attorney for Ada county,
has been in town the past few days.
We don't claim to carry all
the wall paper in Idaho, but we
have some very elegant designs.
Isham & Co.
The TRIBUNE acknowledges a
pleasant call from Mr.. Harlan PEI
ley and Mr.. Mcdonald, of Boise,
last Wednesday.
The people of Nampa deserve
great credit for building a free tele-
phone to Silver City. We under
stand that Annett has ordered the
poles.
1t is reported that J. I. Crutch-
er, of Silver City, has struck a four
foot vein in his Empire mine at that
place. It is said to be the richest
find in that district.
Two years ago the tax levy
was $3.50 per 800; last year it
was $2.35 per 800; this year the
levy is but $1.60 per 800. Shows
well for Ada county.
Al. Butts, of Emmett, came
over last Wednesday. 1t is rumor-
ed that he is going to act on the
excellent advice THE TRIBUNE
gave him some time ago.
Jim. Wardwell, of Emmett,
wishes it announced that he is a
for delegate to congress.
1t is whispered that Cooper has
ambitions in the same direction.
The usual services at the Bap-
fist church to morrow. Subject in
the morning: Zone Fold and One
Shepherd" In the evening; Fun,
Work and Religion"
Mrs. Thomas Clark and son,
Of Laramie, Wyoming, are visiting
The family of Mr.. Geo. Little. Mrs.
Clark is looking the country over
With a view to locating. Should
'he like the place her husband will
iollow.
A gentleman from that place
ays the people of Silver City are
Ill broken up on the old scien-
Inc question OF whether the hunter
Who walks around q tree walks
round a squirrel on the tree which
:eeps on the opposite side from him.
Road master Olmstead has put
n an extra work train with
orce of about twenty men, to make
eeded repairs, commencing at
hoshone and working this way.
lie will fill up those frog ponds
hen he gets to Caldwell. Good.
In consequence of winter diet |
nd lack of open air exercise, the
hole physical mechanism becomes
impaired. Ayers Sarsaparilla is
he proper remedy, in the spring of |
he year, to strengthen the appe-
tie, invigorate the system, and ex-
ell all impurities from the blood.