The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-04-14
THE TRIBUNE.
CALDWELL, IDAHO, APRIL y. 1888

| Dat1 room 10 ms DarDeF snOp.
Don't forget that Isham & Co
have fine line of wall paper.
-Isham & Co. have a fine line
of wall paper. Call and see it.
| "A. NJ. Shreckengost, of Poison
Creek, was in town Wednesday.
Settings of fine Plymouth Rock
eggs for sale at the Strahorn ranch.
well, yes, we have got few
rolls of wall paper" say Isham &
Co.'S.
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Fowler, of
Star, were Caldwell visitors this
week.
! Gents fine shoes, shirts and
neckwear and straw hats ct NJ.
B. Gwinn's.
Blank books, stationery of all
kinds, drugs, etc, at Little &
Blatchley's.
John Ireton and David Murray,
two Emmett gentlemen, were in the
city this week.
-Messrs. Thomas and Dick
Williams, of Boise City, were in
town the 18th inst.
w. NJ. Stockton, of Glenn's
Ferry, was taking in the sights at
Caldwell on the 18th inst.
The largest stock of carpets
and rugs at the lowest price, in the
valley, can be seen at Gwinn's.
Business is very slow through
out the country generally this
spring-even Caldwell is dull.
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 filed up.
We don't claim to carry all
the wall paper in Idaho, but We
have some very elegant designs.
Isham & Co.
IS. E. Smith, an enterprising
stock man, was in town several
days last week. He says stock is
doing we'll.
The regular meeting of the W.
c. T. u. will be held at the home of
Mrs. Lucus, Saturday, April q,
at $50 p. m.
"A couple of gentlemen from
Dakota are in Caldwell looking up
a location. Too much blizzard in
Dakota, say they.
George W. Fulmcr and Ander-
son Cox, two young and enterpris-
ing business men of Nampa, were
in town this week.
The Boise Statesman in a re-
cent issue admits that one of Cald-
wells largest firms has a BRANCH
house in Boise City. Good!
School closed last Friday, the
fund having become exhausted.
Takes lots of 'tin" to run as fine a
school as Caldwell boasts of.
The water has been turned in
to the bitches, and our lawns are
coming out beautifully under the
influence of the life-giving fluid.
Mike Conway is again at his
post at the depot, after months
exercise and recreation on his
sage brush ranch. Mike looks as
if ranching agreed with him.
The Improvement Company
are putting in a row of trees on
each side of Kimball street, the en-
tire length of the street. Kimball
is going to be a most beautiful
street.
While George Mcclure and
Dan Brown were exercising a driv-
ing horse last Friday, the animal
ran away, throwing both men out
of the cart. Dan escaped unin-
jured, but George was considerably
bruised.
We would respectfully call the
attention of the committee on
Danger Ahead" of the Boise
County B. of I. that the great
Snake River range is drying up and
that we must have rain. We trust
this hint will be sufficient.
Little & Blatchley have the
finest line of garden and field
seeds ever seen in Idaho. Their
stock comprises full and COM
plete variety of both the famous
E. J. Bowen and D. NJ. Ferry test
seeds, the best brands in the world.
Call and see them.
Little & Blatchley are receiving
wall paper. 1t is almost incredi-
bic the vast amount of wall paper
already handled by this enterpris-
ing firm, and yet the trade has
l.