The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-03-17
THE TRIBUNE.
CALDWELL, IDAHO, MARCH II. 1883.


-Negley has new walk in front
of his law shop.
1t is reported that the small
pox is raging in Shoshone.
S. F. Kingman, of Emmett,
was in town Wednesday.
Read "Bob's" letter from
Parma. He is wide-awake.
IT. T. Danilson, of Ontario,
was in town last Thursday.
When you want full value for
your money, go to Gwinn's.
Wall paper, largest stock in
Idaho, at Little & Blatchley's.
J DO you eat fruit? If so go to
1sham & Co.'S and get the best.
Hardware, tinware, nails, gar
den implements, ETC., at Gwinn's.
-Isham & Co.'S is the place for
fruit and confectionery. Forget it
not!
Frank R. Coffin, one of Boise
City's best men, was in town this
week.
w. c. B. Allen, of the sho-
shone Journal was in town Tues
day.
John Finck and Eli Wilson ex-
pect to start for Kansas in few
days.
When in town call at Gwinn's
and see his large stock Of dry
! goods.
-Caldwell's luck, when it comes
to fires, is only exceeded by her en-
terprise.
Remember that Gwinn carries
the largest stock of dry goods in
Caldwell.
w. E. Mosby is building an
addition to his saloon, to be fitted
up as club room.
The mail car was smashed in
an accident Thursday. No mail
was the consequence.
Mrs. Andrews and family, of
Middleton, are now permanently To-
Gated in the Danilson dwelling.
ID. L. Bailey is having more
than his share of affection. His
whole family, including himself, |
is sick.
Albert T. Gartner, special |
agent of the Phoenix and Home In
surance companies, has been in |
town this week.
Anyone who is not supplied |
with a calendar for 1888 can get one
by applying at the Stockgrowers
and Traders Bank.
And now comes Jordan Valley !,
and wants Caldwell to give them
$1,000 to help them fight for the
county seat of Malheur county.
We understand that the band
will be recognized in the near flu
ture. There is plenty of ability in
the town if the boys will only or
ganize and drill.
p. J. Fahy, of Caldwell, one of
the best men that ever lived, was
here during the week and visited
Mineral, looking after his interests
out there.-Weiser Leader.
We acknowledge a compliment
tary ticket to a grand ball at Mt.
Home, on St. Patrick's Day, March
II, 1888, under the auspices of the
Mountain Home Brass Band.
-Isham & Co. will handle all
kinds of fruit again this season.
Fresh oranges, lemons, etc. will be
kept constantly in stock. Always
keep the best at lowest prices.
-Admiring friends of Sim Bad
ley at Emmett sent him over a
slight testimonial of their regard by
stage the other day. 1t really is a
touching attribute of high esteem.
Miss Florence Dryden wishes
to inform the public that she is now
prepared to do all work in the
dressmaking line in all the latest
styles, at the residence of w. w.
Dryden.
1t is needless to state that the ,
supper given by the ladies of the
NJ. E. church was a success. The
first failure on anything of that
character in Caldwell will never be
recorded.
The editor of the Eagle Rock
Register ran against a bod full of !
coal in his office and crippled him. !
self. Another sad warning to
naughty editors who think sage
brush is not good enough for them.
DR.. Maxey has now a fresh l
supply of vaccine virus from Ma t
tional Vaccine establishment, |
Washington, d. C. Those wishing ]
10 be vaccinated or have their
children vaccinated can be accom- &
modated. !
Jim Wardwell is in town and I.
says that a patriot has already I.
been discovered at Emmett who is
willing to sacrifice himself for his
country by allowing his name to i
90 before the democratic conven- e
lion as q nominee for sheriff. +
Little e. Blatchley have the !
inest line of garden and field =
seeds ever seen in Idaho. Their !.
stock comprises a full and COM
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