The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-11-10

& Bro. will dispose Of their bust
ness at this point and start a large
wholesale house at Seattle.
"A church sociable at the resi-
dence of Rev. Boone next Tuesday
evening promises a nice time to al
who attend, and everybody is in
vited.
Married, November 9Th, 1888
at Caldwell, Idaho, Judge Beatty
officiating, Jacob Hamm, of Cald.
well, and Miss Lady Waggoner, Of
Dennis, Kansas.
Married, Sunday, November 4,
1888, at the residence of the brides
parents in Caldwell, Rev. B. F.
Morrow, officiating, Mr.. w. E.
Mosby and Miss Kate Patton.
Moe has just received large
and elegant stock of silverware
and clocks. He has all the latest
novelties in these lines, and is SELL
ing cheap. Go in and see them.
Rev. G. Buzzelle, of the Episco-
pal church, will hold service next
Sunday both morning and evening,
at the usual hour, in the Presbyter-
ian church. All are cordially in
v;ted.
AN English admiral, says: 'It
is true, the life-saving service of
America is not equaled anywhere
in the world.". It is also true that
Ayers Cherry Pectoral saves, an
nually, thousands of lives. Inval-
liable in sudden colds, throat and
lung troubles.
Know all men by these pres
ents: That the Union Pacific, "the
Overland Route" and the Chicago,
& St. Paul Ry., will
run Pullman Palace Sleepers
through daily from Denver to Chi
aago via. Omaha and Council
Bluffs.
Dan. S. Brown, may his
shadow never grow less, proprietor
# the famous No. 9 Saloon, pre-
ented THE TRIBUNE with a box of |
lis private brand Key West No. 9
cigars. Our sporting editor says
hat it is by all odds the best cigar
n town, and has done nothing but
moke to Happy Dams health and
Jay election bets for two days.
There is only one thing that beats
he No. 9 cigar and that is No. 9
White rye.
The two female soap peddlers
rho canvassed Caldwell last week
Tere arrested in Boise City Sunday
N the charge of murder. The dep
lty sheriff of Union county, Ore
on, made the arrest. The women,
Hattie Alder and Agnes Hale were
rrested for administering morphine
0 the former husband of Matte
llder. The present husband of
latte Alger is now in Jail at La
'rande charged with completely in
he crime. The sheriff and the
wo prisoners passed through Cald-
ell on the west-bound passenger
evening.
The crossest, sourest, grump-
'st and groutiest passenger con-
uctor on the line, named Larsen,
in trouble and people from
ireen River to Huntington tender
: ask if it is sufficient to hang
i'm. He kicked a passenger off
is train while running, was ar
ested at Pocatello and committed.
erhaps it would have been better
the victim had settled it with
is gun. Larsen has been. pro-
loted crab-fashion to freight, and
is removal leaves a full corps of
entlemen punchers. Goss, Richie,
rancis, Johnnie Mac, Ball and '
ell are good enough for any line. ]
Ontario Atlas.
B. F. Channel, a pioneer Ida ,
ban died at Payette Wednesday ,
orning of inflammation of the !
.ain. Deceased had for some ,
ears past been resident of Port 7
nd and San Francisco and on ac-
'unt of i'll health had made up !
s mind to return to Idaho. He ]
as negotiating for ranch in the I
ayette valley; while riding about !
, was thrown from the wagon,
lighting on his head. This acct !
mt coupled with former ill-health, !
ostrated him, and T. H. Galloway r
emit down to Payette Monday to \
tend the sick man to Portland,
1t he passed away before the ar
could be completed. I
ne deceased will be remembered \
, oil tho old iipoa roe;Jo,4, &c r