The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-05-12
THE TRIBUNE.
CALDWELL, IDAHO, MAY ia, 1883
Caldwell will celebrate.

Caldwell will celebrate.
Liberty, independence, patriot
ism and drugs at Isham d Cos. :
Rev. Gwinn viii preach at the
school house tomorrow morning
and evening.
| --Isham & Co. will not deliver
the Grafton on the Fourth, but they
are selling drugs very cheap.
Born, May 10, 1858, in Cald-
well, to Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Ball,
a fine daughter. Keep the bali
rolling.
"A 1.0O0pound bell for the Bap-
fist church was shipped from Gin
cinnati on the End inst 1t viii be
the largest bell in town.
The young men about town
are organizing base ball club.
1t is the intention to practice up
and have match game on July
4th. Whoop 'er up.
Send to Weinstock, Lubin &
Co., Sacramento, Cal. for new IL
Illustrated Shopping Catalogue of
dry goods, clothing, etc. Interest
ing, valuable and free.
THE TRIBUNE would suggest
the propriety Of getting both an
English and German speaker for
the Fourth. AS one we would sug-
gest Mr.. Augustus Shimmelpfennig.
Tickets will be on sale at the
depot from May 10 to September
1st, from Caldwell to Garfield
Beach and return, for $3.50 the
round trip. Tickets good for ten
DAYS
two young men, one horse, one
buggy, dark night, wire fence,
collision, smash up, considerably
profanity and long walk, is the
synopsis Of an awful tragedy that
took place tie other night.
Y Articles of incorporation Of the
Pioneer Dixie Ditch Company, with
principal place of business at
Caldwell, have been filed in the
Territorial secretary's office, 4
In law suit before Judge
Beatty between Dan Levan and
Howard Sebree, the jury brought
in verdict in favor Of Mr.. Levan
The case has been appealed.
Usual services in the Baptist
church tomorrow. In the evening
will be given the last Of the series
of lectures to young people; sub
jecs, "What to read, where to find
it, and how to read.
"A new mail order shopping
C talogue, full of interesting de-
s,riptions, fashion notes and fine
illustrations can be had free by APP
plying at once to Weinstock, Lubin
q Co., general dry goods and cloth
i. ing merchants, 4O0-410 X. ST.,
Sacramento, Cal.
Caldwell capital is now fgur-
ing on putting through the Phyllis
Canal at Nampa. The mere fact
| that Caldwell has her eve on that
scheme ought to encourage the peo-
| pie of Nampa more than all the
wind heretofore expended on the
desert air Of that region.
Ayers Hair Vigor restores nat
ural color TO the hair, by stimulat-
ing healthy action Of the scalp.
This preparation also produces a
vigorous growth of the hair, and
gives it a beautiful lustre and
youthful appearance. Recommend
ed by physicians, clergymen and
scientists,
| Everyone who intends to re-
paper their homes this spring,
should examine the immense stock
of wall paper of Little & Batch
ley. Their immense stock must be
seen to be appreciated. They are
sure to suit you, as their great var
iety consists Of every grade and
style. Do not purchase your wall
paper before examining their stock.
On the first day of May the
day coaches on the Union Pacifc's
No. 3, known as the "Overland
Flyer" were taken off to enable it
to make better time. 1t now car
ries passengers holding first-class
tickets only, to points where the
train makes regular stops between
Council Bluffs and Ogden. Such
passengers must purchase tickets
for seats or berths in Pullman
slcepers before entering the car
The passenger department of
the Union Pacific has gotten out
Hy-bill designed to call attention
to the summer resorts along the
line of that railroad. 1t is a good
bill, and tourists, pleasure seekers,
sportsmen and fishermen should
apply at once to J. s. Tebbets, Gen
eral Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Omaha, Neb., and receive some
valuable information before they
decide where they will spend their
summer vacation.
-"Why is it," said lady to
THE TRIBUNE, chat parents who
send their children to church Go
not go themselves and see that they
behave properly. l am sure that
if they knew how they disturbed
people whogo to enjoy a half hours
sermon, they would surely keep
them at home or go and keep /
them quiet. Instead of PERSONS |
mind being filled with that peace
and rest a good sermon is calculat-
ed TO DrOducG the liStenar 10 co ~.