The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-05-05
THE TRIBUNE.
CALDWELL. IDAHO, NAY 5, 1888.


Bargains in parasols at Gwinn's
j. +. Lackey, of Ontario, was
in town this week.
--Isham & Co. have a fine
bunch of bananas.
-Parasols of all kinds from so
cents each to SO at Gwinn's.
F. r. Coffin, the hardware
prince of Boise, is in town.
Rev. Hetzler will preach at the
school house Sunday morning.
Don't forget that Isham & Co.
have a fine line of wall paper.
-Isham & Co. have a fine line
of wall paper. Call and see it.
Dan Masterson, of Middleton,
drives the finest team in Idaho.
Sam. ,Cheaney and wife, of
Star, were in town on the I'd inst.
Prof. Emerson made a flying
trip to Mountain Home this week.
swell, yes, we have got few
rolls of wall paper" say Isham &
Co.'S.
Geo. Dunning, deputy sheriff
of Owyhee county, was in town
this week.
| Blank books, stationery of all
kinds, drugs, etc, at Little &
Blatchley's.
IS. S. Foote, the popular miller
of Middleton, was Caldwell Wis
tor this week.
Teams are at work filling up
the frog pond east of Collins
store. Good.
Mrs. D. Kelliher was rusticat-
ing at Dorman's ranch several days
the past week.
w. D. Evans, sheep man Of
Reynolds Creek, is in town getting
ready for shearing.
In unity there is strength;
internal dissension destroyed the
broad empire of Rome.
Who said Isham & Co. have
not got as fine a stock of wall pa
per as can be found anywhere?
Beautiful rain last Thursday
night. The rain Jonah" withdrew
when THE TRIBUNE got after him
We don't claim to carry al
the wall paper in Idaho, but WI
have some very elegant designs
Isham & Co.
There will be a union service
of all the churches at the schoo
house Sunday evening Rev. Hetz
+ Ter will deliver an address on the
Bible cause.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. M. Wixce.
gave an elegant supper to a few o.
their friends last Thursday even.
ing, in honor of their second mar.
riage anniversary.
1t is reported that five hun,
dred school children from Boise
accompanied by their teachers, will
be down to Caldwell to-day on a
special excursion train.
Pants, pants, pants, to fit the
large, the small, the tall, the thin,
the fat, the lean, the short, the
poor and the rich at Gwinn's, and
at prices never before cqualled in
Idaho.
There will be supper and ice
cream festival given at Central
Park, by the M. L. church, near
! Fowlers, some time in June. The
NJ. E. choir of Caldwell will fur
nish the music. Notice of the
time will be given.
The remainder of Isham &
Co.'S soda fountain has at last been
shipped and will soon arrive and
be put in place. A strike among
the marble polishers has been the
cause of the delay, but it viii now
come through in great shape.
Bert. Jones, one of the propri-
etors of the Inter-Idaho, called on
THE TRIBUNE Thursday. Mr..
Jones was on his way to Idaho
City, to take position on the
World, which is run by his brother.
Mr.. Jones is an able newspaper
man.
WIN. Lemaster is turning out
lots of good work. His hammer
may be heard the whole day
through as he mends the soles of
his customers. Lemaster is first
class workman and an obliging
man, and can save more soles in a
week than the Salvation Army can
in month. If you want good
boot or shoe 60 to Lemastcr.
Simon Dement, is the most in
defeasible rustler on record. He