The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-06-09
THE TRIBUNE.
CALDWELL, IDAHO, JUNE 9, 1888.
Il. n. Tucker is in town.

Boise City will celebrate al
Miller's Grove.
Lots of wool coming in. No
buyers here as yet.
Smith, the telegraph repairer,
was in town this week,
Mrs. Rev. Gwinn, who has been
quite sick, is recovering.
Hon. Homer Stull was Cald-
well visitor last Sunday.
Good, fresh drugs at Little &
Blatchley's drug store.
Don't fail to celebrate the
Fourth of July in Caldwell.
Liberty, independence, patriot
ism and drugs at Isham & Co.'S.
Vale, Oregon, is goiog to cele-
brate the Fourth Of July in grand
style.
Bob. Altman, the boss sheep
man of Willow Creek, was in town
this week.
j. F. Lackey shipped twelve
cars of horses from here last
Wednesday.
Mrs. A. J. Strickland, of Jor-
dan Valley, is in town under the
care of DR.. Maxey.
Hon. Tom. Catalan, of Boise,
was in town this week. Tom. has
lots of friends here.
II. w. Boone returned from
Camas the other day. Reports
cattle gaining rapidly.
MIR. VIM. Lowe, of Winnie
Nevada, is visiting the fam
lily of w. w. Dryden.
Born, Tuesday morning, June
5, 1888, to Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Isham,
a ten-pound girl baby.
Mrs. D. Kelliher and daughter
Miss Stacia-are visiting friends
in Columbus, Nebraska.
Mike Devers, of Bonanza
ranch, was in town Friday. He
says Bonanza is booming.
--Isham & Co. will not deliver
the grafton on the Fourth, but they
are selling drugs very cheap.
"A very pleasant social dance
was INDUCED in at the Commercial
Hotel last Thursday evening.
-Isham & Co., have at last re-
,eived their soda fountain, and it is
| beauty. Go and get cool re-
,reshing drink.
The Payette Nurseries have
The TRIBUNE's thanks for a case
If fine strawberries. They were
ully appreciated.
Harry Hunter, rho recently
closed his saloon at this place,
moved his family to Pine Grove
his week.
Mr.. A. Fouch, the enterprising
Parma merchant, was in Caldwell
Thursday. He says the prospects
lbout Parma are fair.
The flags will float, the eagle
cream, the canons, roar and drugs
'e sold cheaper than you can steal
hem at Isham & Cos.
-Supt. Ressegue's special car
passed through here last Thursday.
We're it not for the fact that it also
passed through Nampa, we would
'laim a boom.
Mr.. A. Fouch, of Parma, says
hat the whole lower country is
coming to Caldwell to fly the
'Hamerican Heagle Bird" on the
Fourth. Good.
-Beautify your homes by paint
ng. Little & Blatchley carry a
magnificent line of elegant mixed
louse paints. Both beautiful and
eliable. Try it.
After the raid of the horribles
N July Fourth, all the dead and
wounded will rush to Isham & Co.'S
nth one accord and buy their
rugs. They have plenty for all.
Hon. A. Caldwell, president
f the Improvement Company, and
)r. S. F. Taylor, secretary, arrived
n Caldwell last Sunday with Robt.
!. Strahorn, general manager.
strawberries and ice cream
t the Presbyterian church last
tuesday, evening were up to the
sual standard of the undertake
ngs of that society. Nothing more
can be said. The
eceipts were about $40. ~
II tell you, Judge, there's
othing like having a ranch," says
at, the other day. "a person
oes not feel so homeless" EYES,"
nd the Judge, GIVE noticed that
on are homeless than usual of
tie. T." but Pat had tainted.
Little & Blatchley wish to in
,rn1 the nuh1ic that nOtUitb ct,pd