The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-18
THE TRIBUNE.
CALDWELL, IDAHO, AUG, IS. 1888.

this week.
-Wanted-9,999 men, womel
and children 70 drink soda water a
Isham's.
John Zenher went to Boise las
Monday. Hope to see him bacl
again soon.
Born, last Wednesday, to MI
and Mrs. Mat Cook, of this city, :
nine-pound son.
J Miss Dollie Mott, of Middle
ton, was a guest of Miss Della Gil
gan last Sunday.
Catch on! Pineapple Cocktail
Banana Cider, Happy Hour Cigars
at Martin & Browns.
Frank r. Coffin and family, Of
Boise, were in town this week. We
understand they went to Ketchum
The side tracks have been filled
with stock cars all week. Stock
shipments are not decreasing very
much yet.
IS. N. Moe purchased a couple
lots in Caldwell of Dan Campbell
this week. Moe will be building a
house next.
The rumor is going the rounds
that Caldwell is to have a new de-
pot. We don't know how anthem
tic the report is.
-Isham is selling drugs at such
a greatly reduced figure, that you
cannot afford to buy without first
calling on him. ,~
-rhs latest secret society in
Caldwell is the Lazy Mans Club.
Our informant was too tired to tell
who the officers were.
Mrs. M. B. Gwinn left for a
visit with friends in Portland last
Tuesday. Mr.. Gwinn will start for
the same place in a few weeks.
-Isham puts up prescriptions
promptly, carefully, correctly,
cheaply, and you should take all
prescriptions to him Immediately,
We noticed the Illuminating
countenance of Tom Catalan, Of
Boise, on our streets this week. II
is rumored that Tom. is a demo
crat.
Coffin Brothers have moved
their granary that stood next to
Gwinn's store to the lot adjoining
their implement houses, on Kim
ball street.
Fred Brumzell, of Reynolds
Creek, was in town this week
Mrs. Brumzell and Miss Moe are
in Silver City. Everybody here is
always glad to see Mr.. Brumzell.
1t is rumored that Monte B.
Gwinn will put up brick building
next to his store building this fall
He has purchased all the brick at
the old kiln at least, and has had
the lot cleared.
Ayers Ague Cure is an anti
dote for malaria and all malaria
and all malarial diseases, whether
generated by swamp or sewer.
Neither quinine, arsenic, nor any
other injurious drug enters into the
composition of this remedy. War
ranted to cure fever and and ague.
1t is was very fortunate that
the bodies of the two unfortunate
cow-boys-Clement and Stanford
were so soon recovered. The treach-
erous Snake very rarely gives up its
dead. The numerous bleaching
skeletons found every year on the
Snake river bars is all that is usu-
ally recovered of its many unfor-
tunate victims.
Capt. Packard, ]. M, Steaven-
son and Others went to examine the
coal deposits discovered by A. NJ.
Lackey, mentioned in last weeks
issue of THE TRIBUNE. The find
is on the Owyhee river, about
twenty-five miles from Henderson's
Ferry, and is in a sand stone for
nation. They say the coal is of
excellent quality and to all appear
ances abundance of it. But it is
a very rough country, in fact al
most impossible to get there. The
only practicable way to reach the
coal fields would be to build rail
road up the Owyhee river, and
that will take more money than
is likely to be invested at present.
Brady was half way up a tele-
graph pole, on Kimball street, the
other day, when book agent be-
low hailed him and requested him
to stop and look at his books.
Brady kindly reminded him that
his present position was not such