The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-28
Mask and 90 to the bail.

Indian Creek is booming.
Pat White loaded for Silver
DE other day.
The music at the masquerade
@in be immense.
Capt. stearns, of Nampa, was
ia town this week.
Miss Stacia Kelliher is visit
sag Miss Lille Dorman.
--Rube Short and wife were
Caldwell visitors this week.
The latest addition to our
wallsis neat calander from NJ. B.
Gwinn.
Miss Bertha Hannah start for
North Platte last Monday, on an
extended visit.
Rev. r. M. ,Gwinn and wife
visited with Seth Bixby, near Mid
dleton, this week.
Fred Hoffer took 5000 pounds
of grain over to his sheep across
Snake river, before the breakup.
ii. D. Hanthorn, of Astoria,
who has been visiting friends in
this section, has returned home.
Monte B. Gwinn went to EN-
saett last Tuesday on business.
slontie is building up a rousing
trade in that section.
Sam. CLANCY, Jacob Fowler,
). R. Saith and Jacob Plowhead,
all solid citizens of Middleton,
agere in town this week.
Prescriptions carefully and
correctly compounded at 1sham d
Cos. We make this branch of the
drug business a speciality.
p. A. Devers called at THE
tribune yesterday morning to pay
his respects, order lot of printing
and show his new clothes.
MIR. Alex. DUTIES, the dignifed
and courtly manager of the Nampa
land Improvement Company, and
lady, were in town Wednesday.
The TRIBUNE would suggest to
some who are studying up a mask
Sor the masquerade, to wash up
and put on clean collar. 1t is
meat and cheap and you will never
be recognized.
The people generally will be
sdeased to learn chat Brunt Young
and his bridge outfit will be sta
Sioned here until June. There are
mo finer lot Of fellows on the road
ahan the bridge boys.
-Isham & Co. want to tell the
people of Caldwell and vicinity
that they are still selling drugs al
bottom prices, and that they pro
pose to lead the drug trade of Cald
well. Don't forget it.
Caldwell sent several men ou
SO look after the county bridge un
til the danger of the breakup il
over. The river is full of ice and
"a few dollars spentin this way may
save the county several thousand
Notice the masquerade ball ad
in another column, and prepare t.
enjoy it. All ladies wearing mask
are admitted free. Spectators
either lady or gent, win be charged
one dollar. Everybody must fur
nish their own masks. Strictes
order and decorum enforced.
Al. Kaufman went back t,
Stuart, Iowa, last Monday. H
takes with him the best wishes o
snany friends here, who are 10th t
see him depart. His best friend
say that the smiles of sweet littl
Stuart girl offer more inducemen
TO him than all Boise valley, henc,
the change.
When you throw stone intt
a pack of dogs and are answere,
by a howl, it is fair TO suppose tina
she projectile had good effect. Ii
commenting on the Daily States
man the other day, THE TRIBuNl
dropped small fire-brand into tn
ranks of the alleged dailies tina
have heretofore disgraced Idah
sournalism, and from the howl Sc
mp by the French mongrel tina
runs the Wood River Times, we in
fer he has been struck. Sue
Enangy ours are not safe out of tn
kennel.
Capt. Packard has received &C
vices from E. P. JUNIOR, one of tn
beading sheep men of Sucker creel
that timely chinook took off neal
ly all their snow, and that if tn
present weather keeps up the los
of sheep in that portion of til
country viii be very small-les
than last year. The Capt. ais
says that out of his band of 600
or 9 000 ha hoe Lost less than Don