The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-07-21
THE TRIBUNE.
CALDWELL. IDAHO, JULY Il, 1888
Circus next Tuesday.
Jake Mussel is in town.

Great bargains In gents cloth
ing at Gwinn's.
ID. 0. Castator and A. Foucf
of Parma, were in town yesterday
A car of giant powder for tn
Orc Fine was unloaded Thursday
Mrs. E. Florkee, of Omaha
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. B. I
Young.
Miss Josie Danilson, of On
tario, is visiting her young lad.
friends here. " "
Amos Lively and S. B. Mann
are the latest converts to THE TRI
BUNE's teachings.
-Lackey, OF Ontario, and Ward
well, of Emmett, are in town
Hard combination.
Judge Goodwin, of the Salt
Lake Tribune, honored us with a
call last Thursday.
-Mgs. Ingraham, of Denyor
Colo, is visiting Mrs. Robt. E.
Strahorn at Sunnyside ranch.
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Sebree,
and Miss Lulu Sebree, left for Salt
Lake City last Wednesday.
| Born, in Caldwell, July Is,
1888, to Mr.. ana Mrs. w. C. Mar
ley, son. Weight nine pounds.
Mr.. Charley Crete, an enter
prising young business man of Jor-
dan Valley, was in town this week.
| Miss Charlie Lucus and Mrs.
w. F. Reynolds are visiting their
friends in Boise City this week.
-Gwinn has a few ladies' hats
on hand that will be sold regardless
of cost to make room for his fall
stock " -
Miss Ida and Ada Frost are
taking week pleasure amidst the
beautiful mountain scenery of Sill
yer City.
Gents why suffer with that
heavy coat when fifty cents will
buy light coat suitable for the hot
weather at Gwinn's.
IS. N. Moe went to Silver City
Thursday to escape the scorching
rays of Old Sol's righteous in
dignation for few days.
! MIR. A. Howard has purchased
the improvements of Mr.. Augustus
Schimmelpfennig, of sage brush
fame. Howard is far-sighted.
John Mcmahon, of Succor
Creek, the celebrated slack wire per-
former, is in town. He is not the
proprietor of McMahon's Circus.
All the wool in town, save two
or three clips, has been sold and is
now being shipped. The price paid
was from II to 125 cents per pound.
Boys, when you want q nice suit
end 9 perfect filing one, remember
Gwinn cen take your measure. Sat
fsfaction guaranteed. Call and
see his samples.
! -Ninem;re and Wilson are still
at large in the mountains. 1t is
thought they cannot escape, how
ever: The large rewards offered
will bring them sooner or later.
Mcdonald, known as "Little
Mack" went out Thursday with
$4,000 pounds of freight for Silver
City. One casting for the Orc Elmo
mine alone weighed 5000 pounds.
Alex. Wood, the condemned
negro wife murderer, has not yet
been recaptured. 1t is supposed
that the Indians, who hold negro
in superstitious awe, have him hid
and are keeping him.
T "A popular song in CALDWELL:
"Say, Mister, can't you give a poor
Teller the price of meal?" Chorus
go to work you DIN scrub;
Pm not a National bank" Airj
0! Where Shall | Feed To-nighh< |
MIR. Griffin has been appointed
night operator at the Caldwell del
pot. MIR. Griffin has lost one arml
but that does not prevent HIM
Singing lightning" with the re-
manning one with the best of 'em.
Geo. Pettengill and S. B. Mann
have both been in Caldwell this
week assessing our citizens. Cong
again, gentleman, money is abs9-
lutely no object to a Caldwell Rh.
Glad to find an outlet for our sui
plus down here.
Boise City sent their base bah
club to seek glory in the ball tournA
ament at Baker City, from the
10Th to the 21st inst. inclusive. On
this issue ofvital importance, Cald-
well feels for once justified in wish-j
ing Boise success.
The famous A. P. Hotaling Col
have established wholesale lii
quor house at Boise City. ThiA
is one of the largest and most
reliable firms in the west, and ally
dealers will undoubtedly find it to
their interest to correspond with
them.
-McMahon's show carries no
menagerie, and the stated old dea-
con who goes to shows for the ex
press purpose of showing the child
rem the wild animals and goes into
the circus tent merely to rest, will
have to spend the day in prayer
and repentance
Advertising car No. 1, of Nc
Mahon's Great Circus, with its tons
of illuminated, pictorial printing,
lithopranhs and mil |