The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-06-23
THE TRIBUNE.
CALDWELL. IDAHO. JUNE az, 1888.
BIG BONANZA

| div DUN anna
No. 1.
Fire crackers at Isham & Co.'S.
| Good, fresh drugs at Little &
Blatchley's drug store.
-Isham & Co. will furnish the
small boy with noise the Fourth.
! -Robt White and Jim Kinkaid
are prospecting Long Valley for
ranches.
Miss Allie and Crawford Moore, of
Boise City, are visiting at Capt.
Packard's.
| Flags, fire-crackers, torpedoes,
pistols and caps at Little & Batch
ley's drug store.
Friends from the east have
been visiting Mrs. r. Mckenzie, of
Middleton, recently.
BIG BONANZA
No. 2.
-Stockmen from Squaw Greek
and Payette shipped train of cat
tie from here this week.
We understand that A. Bas-
com, the Emmett merchant. is to
retire on account of bad health.
The monthly gospel temper
ance meeting of the W. G.. T. U. |
will be held at the Baptist church
tomorrow evening.
An eight-year-old son of D. |
Murray, of Emmett, was thrown
from horse recently, and severely |
though not seriously injured.
BIG BONANZA |
No. 3.
There is no limit to the wool |
that is coming into town. Every
conceivable nook and corner is
stored full of woodland still it
comes.
Middleton people say that the
mud thrown into the air by few
of our young people coming home
from the festival, is just beginning
to come down.
-Beautify your homes by paint
ing. Little & Blatchley carry
line of elegant mixed
house paints. Both beautiful and
reliable. Try it.
Everybody seems to be getting
their pictures taken. Wilcox &
Wilcox have already taken orders
for Cabinets and Boudoirs and they
are still crowded.
BIG BONANZA
No. 4.
Every day brings in people
from Long Valley for supplies.
This not only shows the wonderful
rapidity with which that section is
settling, but that they know where
to trade.
Those who attended the enter
sainment and ice cream social at
Central Park last Thursday even +
ng report a splendid time. The
valley people entertained their visi-
;ors nicely. {
Moore, the popular photo
5rapher, is back again and is pre-
pared to do anything in his line. :
Build up the town by patronizing :
nome enterprise. Moore will do !.
you good work. =
BIG BONANZA
No. 5.
Little & Blatchley have enough t
noise on hand, in the d
shape of fire crackers, torpedoes, 3
tc., to wake the dead. And the v
mall boy has their permission to v
wake them on July Fourth. \
There is considerable excite :,
nent throughout the country over y
he report that the Indians over in =
he vicinity of Duck valley have y
AIKEN the war path. Troops from T T
Boise City have been ordered to .
he scene of action. / b
Sim Bailey writes THE TRI- d
June that he is surrounded by an S,
rmy of Iowa girls and does not tt
ope to escape, while Roberts fl
to have his name strick- 81
n from the Bachelors Club and d
ay good-by to Picard. O
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No. 6. u
The Boise Daily Statesman of " y,
lst Tuesday morning came to hand ~ ~
riday. Great mail service we y
ave in Idaho. Why don't Coffin =,
ut in a bid to carry the mail over =
lie Fast Mule Line. 1t is safer .,
nd quicker to have mules pull it G. 6;
ian to have them handle it. NJ NJ
Many poor sufferer who SUBJ NJ
its to the surgeons knife, in con- 81
quence of malignant scores and b
swellings, might be cured H
lthout an operation, by taking Al
yer's Sarsaparilla. This remedy Al
,pels from the blood all the inn NJ
lrities by which disease is gener- J.
ed. st
& Blatchley wish to in Go
RIM the public that notwithstand- wa
g the dull times, they are still lie!
the same old stand, and are w