The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-29
THE TRIBUNE.
CALDWELL, IDAHO, SEPT, 20, 1888.

No. 9 tonight.
What has become of C.. w
Cooper?
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Young ar
are in town.
Look out for THE TRIBUNE ex
ira this evening.
Mr.. Howard Sebree came il
last Thursday.
No. 9-''the only brick on th
corner" tonight.
The latest styles of ribbons a
Gwinn's in large quantities.
Our business men all report /.
good business the past month.
An artist of no mean ability i.
decorating the town with signs.
Ladies, have you seen the ele
CANT line of ladies' vests at Gwinn's
Fine free lunch at No. 9 to
night. Come and "fill your face. ,
Henry Brady, one of the
bridge boys, was in town last Sun,
day.
Wonder how many defective
flues Caldwelrs Fire Guard has
unearthed?
Rev. Gwinn and wife are at
tending the NJ. E. Conference at
Boise City this week.
Several aspirants for office
have taken to the sage brush until
after the Convention.
When in town please call and
see my stock of dry goods. No
trouble to show goods.
-Chas. Chambers has rented
Reeds old law office and is fitting
it up for restaurant and bakery.
Go and talk to Isham when
you want drugs. He can relieve
your wants cheaper than any one
else.
Dan. Brown will spread the
finest lunch you ever saw at No. 9
tonight. Free? Well I should
smile!
d. L. Bailey, G. M. instituted
an [ O. O. F. Lodge at Salubria,
Washington county, Idaho, last
Monday.
Atkinson and McClain, of the
bridge gang, were in town last
Wednesday. They have friends by
the score here.
Judge Beatty is imbibing the
spirit of public enterprise and put
ting down a new walk. Several
others could fall into line with
good grace.
The monthly gospel temper
ance meeting of the w. C. T. U.
will be held in the Presbyterian
Sunday, September 80, at
1880 p. m.
Geo. w. Wootan has purchas-
ed the old corral at the Indian
Creek bridge and has opened it up
for the accommodation of the trav-
cling public. See his ad. in an
other column.
Ayers hair vigor promotes the
growth and improves the beauty of
The hair. This preparation stimu-
ates the roots of the hair, cleanses
he scalp, prevents the accumula-
ion of dandruff, and restores to
AIDED and gray hair it's original
,olor.
Mrs. S. M. Coffin, her two
children, and her sister, Miss
Phelps, who has made her home
lere the past year, started for
)ttumwa, Iowa, last Sunday, for
N extended visit with friends and
elatives. Sherm. is left a poor,
one widower.
We acknowledge a compliment
airy ticket to grand ball given by
Mountain Home Lodge No. 10, I.
}. 0. F. on Friday, October II.
heir new hall will be dedicated
he afternoon Of the same day.
he Mountain Home people know
ow to entertain visitors.
i rise to remark that I have
ne of the finest stocks of drugs,
atent medicines, liquors, etc., that
an be found in this country. And
might add that 1 have these
GODS to sell and that I intend to
ell them by offering them at the
cry lowest prices. A. F. Isham. {
Dan. Brown has opened a sa-
ION in the room back of the bank,
Immediately under THE TRIBUNE {
flee. We have run a straw
trough a knot hole in the floor
spping a barrel of Brown's-eleven-
ear-old-Kentucky-Bo and
ow justly claim to be the best
Iuipned Orintipp oFIoo -, Tll