The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-06-02
THE TRIBUNE.
CALDWELL, IDAHO, JUNE q, 1888.

Mrs. D. L. Bailey visited Boise
this week.
Good, fresh drugs at Little &
Blatchley's drug store.
j. F. T. Bayse, of Emmett,
was in town last Tuesday.
Mrs. B. T. Young is visiting
friends in Caldwell this week.
Liberty, independence, patriot
ism and drugs at Isham & Co.'S.
-"Cab." Moulton, of Emmett,
was a Caldwell visitor this week.
John Arvidson, Of Reynolds
Greek, was in town Thursday.
Groceries of all kinds-staple
and fancy-at the lowest prices at
Collins.
Mrs. e. s. Mohr, the popular
hostess of the Mohr House, visited
Payette Tuesday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Snod-
grass, of Dixie, on the 18th inst,
fine 10-pound boy.
Capt. Geo. Little and family,
and Mrs. Clark, of Laramie, went to
Boise Decoration Day.
Remember, strawberries, and
ice cream at Presbyterian church
Tuesday evening, June 8.
Mrs. f. L. Olmstead and Mrs.
B. T. Young took part in the exer-
cises at Boise on Decoration Day.
-Isham & Co. will not deliver
the Grafton on the Fourth, but they
are selling drugs very cheap.
One or two boys met with
accidents at the stock yards while
loading sheep. Nothing serious.
Tom. Black, the noted horse
man of Willow Creek, got lost and
strayed into Caldwell last Thurs
day. 4.
The Boise Statesman speaks
in very complimentary terms 4of.
Rev. Gwinn's address at that place
on Decoration day.
DIR. C. E. Lee is putting on
style with the handsomest fence in
the country. The doctors residence
is thing of beauty.
The flags will float, the eagle
scream, the canons roar and drugs
be sold cheaper than you can steal
them at Isham q Cos.
Blaine buttons are quite fash
ionable among Caldwell republi-
cans, while some of the democrats
have organized a white plug hat
brigade.
As will be seen in another col
umn, John Mcmahon, Of Sucker
Greek, offers his entire herd Of
sheep. Here is a good chance for
a purchaser
zBeautify your homes by paint
ing. Little & Blatchley carry a
magnificent line of elegant mixed
house paints. Both beautiful and
reliable, Try it. =
&c, R. Weatherford, the enter
prising hotel man of Weiser, was
calling on his many friends in
Caldwell this week. THE TRIBUNE
acknowledges a call,
Prof. L. J. Emerson started
for Portland last Tuesday. We un-
derstand that he intends opening a
law shop at that place. The friends
of Prof. Emerson wish him a lu-
cratiye practice,
We hear that the "sheeney"
and his instrument of torture has
arrived in town again. 1t is also
rumored that another magic Ian
tern will be turned loose on an un-
protected community. Ye gods!
what next2
John Arlington, who has filled
a position in the depot at Nampa
for some months past, was in town
Thursday. Johns friends will be
pleased to learn that he has &C
cepted the Silver City office of the
telegraph line.
The genial glow of T. T.. Dan
ilson's cheerful eountenance shpne
on our streets last Wednesday.
"The" looks as through Ontario
agreed with him, and carries an air
that betokens good health and a
prosperous business:
MIR. and Mrs. Jim. Miller, of
Mountain Home, spent last Sunday
with Mrs. M. Collins, of this city.
This is Jim's first visit to Caldwell
since his marriage, and his many
friends were pleased to meet him
and his accomplished bride.
More than twenty Buckeye"
Irvine binders sold by us in the last |
four years, and not single COM
plant has been heard. We have
never sent out an expert to set up
and start them, and still they work |
perfectly. F. R. COFFIN & Bro.
Maj. Henry Darman, Lieut..
II. n. Maxey, Corporal John Zen
her, High Private Nuzman, Capt.
Geo. Little, Chaplain r. M. Gwinn,
and Admiral Chris. Fahy were
among the old 'vets." who went
from here to Boise on Decoration
Day.
Geo. Wooten came in from
Long Valley Wednesday. He says
the stock wintered there came out
in splendid condition this spring;
that feed is good and water plenty;
that the roads are in fair condition