The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-11-24
THE TRIBUNE.
CALDWELL, IDAHO. NOV. "a, 1888
at Mayer's.

"A good cooking stove for sale
cheap. Enquire at this Office.
"A. M. Shreckongost is building
residence near the Presbyterian
church.
Capt. VIM. Nye, of Boise, was
in town hobnobbing with the ole
vets. this week.
John Zenher went to Boise
City last Thursday. He went te
look after Dorman
DIR. Peferle and family are
now comfortable situated in their
new home in Caldwell.
Don't forget Isham when you
want drugs. He sells cheaper than
his competitors can
Go to Isham and get some OF
that wall paper he is selling at cost.
Got to be sold, you know.
Fred Epstein, leading mer.
chant of Boise City, was in town
a day or two next week.
Remember Gwinn has a very
large stock of clothing, and can
quote you prices at bed rock.
Don't forget to vote for com
missioner Tuesday. You do not
have to register for this election.
j. G.. Whitney, the Payette
nurseryman, has been making de-
liveries in this vicinity this week
Mrs. B. T. Young's mother
who has been visiting her for some
months, returned to her home in
Omaha, the 18th inst.
MIR. John HALEY, Jr., of Boise
City, was in town last Thursday
He looks remarkably well and
cheerful for democrat.
-Therisa Pefferle will give in
struction on the piano and organ
For terms inquire of her at the
residence of DR.. Pefferle.
Mr.. John Lindsay, of Boise,
called at this office last Thursday.
Read the notice of Lindsay & Liv-
ingston in another column.
John Arlington, of Silver City,
kicked in our office door last Mon
day. On account of his youth and
good looks he was allowed to es-
cape uninjured.
Don't forget that Isham is
closing out his lamps at less than
cost. Throw away that old beer
bottle you are using for candle
stick and 60 to Isham's and get a
lamp.
Mrs. Brunt Young was in
town last Thursday, and made. THE
TRIBUNE Office pleasant call. 1t
was from her that we learned the
particulars of the averted railroad
accident.
Charlie Reed, clerk at Mrs.
Mohr's Hotel, recently received
back pension to the amount of ST.
100, and will receive $50 per month
in the future. And thus arc the
brave ever rewarded.
-Cormick Shorb is now first
assistant devil and general bouncer
in THE TRIBUNE office. He takes
to the case like an old typo and we
expect to see him pound up 10000
ems a day in a few months.
All you dancers take notice.
The dance to be given by the Cald-
well Band is not on Thanksgiving
night, but on Thanksgiving Eve,
Wednesday, Nov. %. Everybody
invited and a great time assured.
Hank Dorman, the gentle
manly and competent book keeper
at Gwinn's, went to Boise Wednes-
day to put filing on a portion Of
the old Whitehead entry. Hank
has been holding it by Squatter's
Rights.
-Chas. A. Clark, of Boise City,
made THE TRIBUNE a pleasant call
Wednesday. Mr.. Clark is an old
Knight of the shears and paste pot,
but has reformed, and is now re-
presenting Bradstreet's Commercial
Agency.
young child belonging to
some immigrants on their way to
the coast, died on the train. The
relatives of the little one stopped
off here last Thursday and buried
the child in the Caldwell cemetery.
1t was sad funeral.
All those who want first-class
dental work should, call on DR..
Pefferle. He is recognized as be-
ing one of the finest dentists on the
coast, and his long years of sue
cessful practice in Idaho is in itself
a guarantee of fitness and worth.
DR.. Pefferle is now located Cald-
we'll, and solicits the patronage of
she community.