The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-12-08

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Thursday evening.
-Isham's low prices are like the
laws of the Meads and Persians.
They never change.
j. w. Posey, J. Stillman and
r. T. Young, of Jordan Valley,
were in town this week.
Miss Ora Lucus, who is teach
ing at Parma, spent last Saturday
with her parents in this city.
That is very handsome win
dow at Gwinn's, displaying his
chinaware. Very nice, indeed.
Mr.. Jake Hamm's mammoth
smithy is completed. All Jake
needs now is an ad. in THE TRI-
BUNE.
Little & Blatchley are opening
up a very handsome line of holi-
day goods. Old Santa Clause will
camp there sure.
The many friends of Miss
Florence Hartley will be pleased
to learn that she has returned from
her eastern visit.
B. F. Haines, prominent
citizen of Nampa, called at this
office the other day. He says
Nampa is four:shing.
Hon. James S. Negley is not
improving very rapidly. 1t is
feared he will not be able to take
his seat. in the Council.
.-Therisa Pefferle will give in
struction on the piano and organ.
For terms inquire of her. at the
residence of DIR. Pefferle.
ID. L. Bailey has placed his
books in Judge Beaty's hands, and
all those owing him are notified to
call and settle Immediately.
We understand that Mr.. Yer.
ley has purchased the old building
formerly occupied by the ghost Of
the Caldwell Board of Trade.
VIM. Hamersley, Of Emmett
was recently married to Mrs. Alice
Holly, of the same time. The
saints Rest" sends congratula
ltions.
j. G. Roop, a popular sheer
man of Succor Creek, started las
Wednesday for Kansas City, Mo.
to get acquainted with his people
he says.
Miss Susan Winter, of Wheat
land, Montana, is engaged to b
married to young man named
Spring. Another case of White
lingering in the lap of Spring.
|. Taxes become delinquent mex
Monday. It's the same old story
Death and the tax collector are tn,
only sure things in this world
Pay your taxes and save costs.
The TRIBUNE is booming
It's great run of job work has com
J PEELED it to increase its force. TIL
TRIBUNE will run the first steam
printing house in Idaho. Mark thu
prediction.
Road Supervisor Reed is doing
good work on our streets. Nobody
ought to "kick" at road tax, wher
the work is put on the streets. L
helps the appearance of the towr
wonderfully.
AS winter is approaching, why
would it not be good policy for the
farmers on the river to repair theil
levies, and thus guard against over
flows in the spring. A stitch il
time saves nine
If you want to borrow money
on real estate, 60 to Scott, at the
bank. He will loan you money or
long time and easy payments
| Be sure and call on him when you
want to borrow. He can and will
accommodate you.
We asked for space last week
to publish a Thanksgiving sermon
delivered in Caldwell, and granted
the request. The copy" has moi
yet arrived, and as We did not agree
to furnish that, the sermon will be
numbered among the lost gems.
We wonder how many of oul
delinquent subscribers thought o.
US on Thanksgiving day, as they
consumed their turkey and cram
berry sauce, and we RECALLED our
selves on gopher-tail soup, with a
dessert of butter milk and corn
dodger2 Nary one.-Edgar tNeb.