The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-04
THE TRIBUNE.
CALDWELL, IDAHO, AUG, 4, 1888.

Try the New Cork Soap at
Gwinn's.
John Griffith, of Nampa, was
in town yesterday.
Misses Ida and Ada Frost are
back from Silver City.
j. F. Lacky shipped a train
load of horses from here this week.
Miss JUNE Dorman went to
HALEY yesterday to visit friends.
Mrs. Collins, of the CONNER
cial, visited Mountain Home Thurs
day.
-Goldsmith's Deserted Village
illustrated-Caldwell during Au-
gust.
They had a regular cloud
burst in Nampa Tuesday. Lots of
rain.
Moe has bsen found and is
again at his customary place of
business.
7 -Wanted-9,999 men, women
and children 10 drink soda water at
1sham's.
Great bargains in clothing,
Igents' furnishing goods, hats, etc,
at Gwinn's.
The Knights of Labor have
rented Thomas Hall for their
lodge room.
Capt. Packard is going over on
the Oywhee to examine some coal
prospects to-day.
MIR. Ed. Shainwaid, one of
Boise City's leading merchants,
was in town Thursday.
Catch on! Pineapple Cocktail,
Banana Cider, Happy Hour Cigars
at Martin & Browns.
Frank r. Coffin, of Boise, will
stay at the Caldwell store during
Sherman Collins absence.
Mr.. M. G. Stiles, of Salt Lake,
has accepted position in Cofin's
store. He will move his family
here.
Mr.. Howard Sebree came in
last Thursday. Caldwell always
brightens up when Mr.. Sebree ar
rives.
ID. L. Bailey is cunning" over
on Squaw Creek this week. Bailey
is not ambitious-grouse are good !,
enough for him.
At least fifty of Caldwell's cit {
liens are rusticating in the noun
tains. No flies on the average t
in hot weather. I
Miss Alice Reynolds, sister of {
Mrs. Jesse Harmon, arrived from !
Missouri Thursday. She will /,
make Caldwell her future home.
-Isham puts up prescriptions !
promptly, carefully, correctly, Q
cheaply, and you should take all E
prescriptions to him Immediately. :
Il. N. Paynter's team ran away a
Wednesday, throwing Mr.. Paynter o
out and doing him considerable /
injury. He is coming out all right. e
Go to the old reliable Iowa q =
House and get square meal for 25/
cents, or a months day board for 0
Us. Board and lodging per month, A
lis. y
Another exodus. c. s. Scott, !,
NJ. B. Gwinn and D. L. Bailey will " "
20 to HALEY tomorrow. No use ;. ~
rying to get quorum at church " "
low. ~
If you have not received your f.
'icturers from Wilcox & Wilcox II
make it known to G.. s. Scott at n
nee. See notice in another COL r.
INN. D
Jim Gwinn blew hole through W
he floor at home while cleaning up W
rife to shoot squirrels with in sc
long Valley. Be more careful d.
jimmie! tt
IS. M. Coffin left yesterday for ~
Wood River to take three weeks "
and rest among the hills :. y.
f Haley and Ketchum. Mrs. r.
'offin is already there. o. .,
N. B. Sebree returned to his tn
ome in Cassia County last Sun al
ay. He intends to return in Sep. q,
ember with his family and make til
'aldwell his home. Good. ii,
Several of our young nimrods US
ave been hunting ducks down in 70
,oung's field of late. They sue ex
eeded in filling a cowboys leg full w
buckshot Wednesday evening. ar
The Statesman says that the h.
errick to be used in sinking an r.
rtesian we'll at Nampa was blown r.
twn Monday night. :Hope the No
rogress of the enterprise will not on
D retarded. 70,
Simon Dement, has transferred 90
is job wagon to Frank Hunting no
N, and will retire to the sylvan M,
lades of the sage brush on claim SUI
ear town. The heavy lifting con- fut
ected with the draw business was