The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-07-28
THE TRIBUNE.
CALDWELL, IDAHO, JULY IS, 1855.

-1TeaI DaTSalllS III Selits clOtn-
ing at Gwinn's.
-Badley sells calico by the
pound. Do we smoker
james S. Negley, Jr. purchased
a fine saddle horse last week.
Born, in Caldwell, July "a, to
1.-The wife of A. NJ. Lackey, a son.
We understand that AL. Kautz-
man is again headed for Caldwell.
Misses Junie and Lille Dor
man were in the city several days
this week.
-Messrs. D. Murray and J. Nc
Nish, of Emmett, were in town
Thursday.
Miss Florence Dryden is visit
ing friends on Reynolds Creek and
lin Silver City.
They c. T. U. will meet at
Mrs. +. s. Lees Saturday, July q,
at 7:30 o'clock.
quite a number of Caldwell
people joined in the Silver City
celebration last Tuesday.
-Gwinn has a few ladies' hats
on hand that will be sold regardless
of cost to make room for his fall
1stock.
Judge Beatty has embarked in
the horse business again, He
bought a frey steed for $15 last
Sunday.
"A great many Of our citizens
saw the bonfire on War Eagle
mountain, forty miles away, last
lTuesday evening.
Gents why suffer with that
heavy coat when fifty cents will
buy light coat suitable for the hot !
weather at Gwinn's.
-Rev. Newman, F. NJ. Lncus
and Cal. Shepherd returned from
Salmon Meadows Thursday. They
are DToWn DIS UerrleS.
Born, in Caldwell, July %,
1888, to the wife of Mr.. Frank
Huntington, a fine nine pound
daughter. All doing we'll.
Go to the old reliable Iowa
House and get square meal for 25
cents, or a months day board for
$15. Board and lodging per month,
$19.
Charley Chambers, of the Pal
ace Restaurant, is back again and
as hard at work as ever. He says
he enjoyed his trip and vacation
immensely.
Boys, when you want a nice suit
and a perfect fitting one, remember
Gwinn can take your measure. Sat-
isfaction guaranteed. Cali and
see his samples:
thy TRIBUNE neglected to
make the important ANNOUNCE
ment 'Hob WoatkeT,n iast week.
We slap Iha press to inform an
anSsQus public that it still warm
occasionally,
.-~Dr. Igham is selling drugs
lower than ever at the old stand.
He is carrying a larger ard better
stock than ever before and invites
all wishing anything in his line to
call and get his prices.
Frank Lucus has just COM
pleted an elegant set of buggy har-
ness for an Emmett party. Frank
did the whole business himself and
is justly pround of it. 1t is an ele-
CANT piece of workmanship,
-THE TRIBUNE received no Daily
Statesman from Saturday to Thurs
day, and then received them all at
once. The long-eared animals on
our unparalleled mail service were
undoubtedly sleepier than usual
this week.
Sells Circus at Pocatello the
21st inst. was grand fraud. They
attempted to blk the good people
down there, but the people objected,
had Sells arrested and fined him
$50. He is in luck that some one
did not take a shot at him.
MIR. and Mrs, NJ, B. Gwipn and
Mr.. and Mrs, c. s. Scott went to !
Silver City last Monday to attend
the grand telegraph celebration
over there last Tuesday. Monte
and Clarence and their handsome
and popular consorts made a dele ,
cation to be proud Of
Rev. Boone and wife accom- |
panied George Cakes and family on ]
their trip to the mountains. 1t is {
distinctly understood that Mr., {
Boone is to have no hard in the J
bear slaughter-George reserves all {
that glory to himself. Boone will c
have to serve an apprenticeship the l
first week by catching grass-hoppers S
for bait, after which he will be given
a llsillnS fou, gun, ana the Tree :
dom of the mountains-b'ar ex- {
cepted. r
R. A. Cowden, who used to be !,
in the lumber business in Caldwell, q
and who has been engaged in the v
same business in Denver for the s
past two years, arrived in Caldwell :
last Thursday. Mr.. Cowden will i
remain in Caldwell a couple weeks a
friends and viewing old L
objects, at the same time a
keeping his ''eye peeled" for a good, Il
promising business location in this q
He will never be able to "
see all his friends here in two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Waters,
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