The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-10-13

Remember, Gwinn can fit you
in clothing.
The Band will give a dance in
the near future.
IS. Harris, of Silver City, visit
ed in Caldwell Sunday.
john Chgg, Jordan Valley,
was in town Wednesday.
Blankets and comforters in
large quantities at Gwinn's.
Farmers, bring your eggs to
Caldwell. Thirty cents dozen.
Dick Langtree of Middleton,
was in town last Saturday feeling
the political pulse.
DO you want a watch or a
clock? Moe can fit you out at a
very low figure.
Billy Coughanour of Payette,
Democratic candidate for joint
Councilman, was in town Thursday.
Miss Fannie Smith of Succor
Creek was quite sick last week, but
at last accounts was much better.
Moe sells jewelry cheap, but
he does not sell cheap jewelry.
This is problem for buyers to fig
ure on.
The Caldwell band pooled
issues with the Pocatello band at
Boise City Saturday, making 20
strong.
Billy Isaacs purchased several
Shropshire bucks from a train load
that passed through town the other
day.
w. F. Sommereamp, ST., de-
livered fifty head of cows to Walter
Mott Monday. Walt. vii take them
Long Valley.
R. w. Cross, Grand Chancellor
of the Grand Lodge, X. of p, of
this jurisdiction, visited Mountain
Gem Lodge of Caldwell, Friday
night.
j. W. Russell and H. P. John
son, son-in-laws of Wm. Dorman,
arrived Thursday from Stuart,
Iowa. Both of these gentlemen
are conductors on The Great Rock
Route"
DIR. A. d. Gleaves, dentist, will
remain at the Commercial Hotel a
days longer. The DR.. is a graduate
of the dental department of the
University of California and guar
tees all work.
Judge Beatty informs us that
the the registration for this pre-
cinct has reached one hundred and
four AS there are over 200 hum
drcd voters in this precinct, this is
a very poor showing.
I'm the matter of the arbitra-
ton case of W. J. Cuddy VS.. Idaho
& Oregon Land Improvement Com
pany in the District Court this
week, the award of tn, arbitrators
$3.50 for Cuddy) was set aside.
This leaves the matter as it was at
the start.
"A fine head of hair is an indis-
pensable element of beauty. Ayers
Hair Vigor maintains youthful
freshness and luxuriance, restores
to faded and gray hair its original
color, prevents badness, removes
dandruff, and cures scalp diseases.
Itgives perfect satisfaction.
That was pretty fair clean
up made by the NJ. E. Conference
at Boise City last week: One min
lister deposed, another given years
lay-off to straighten few irregular
tiles, and last, but not least, Pre-
siding Elder held to be reprimand-
ed by the Bishop. The brothers
went in to clean the Augean stables
and they did good job, but like
the man that routed the skunk
they had to bury their clothes.
We give up. A few weeks ago
Grant Whitney of the Payette Nur-
series gravely informed us that
the luscious strawberry grew and
ripened in the wonderful Payette
soil from June until December-in
fact nothing but Jack Frost could
stop the process. When it
comes to booming Idaho soil THE
TRIBUNE generally has something
to say, but in this case we retired
as gracefully as possible, with our
opinion of Mr.. Whitney as a single
handed prevaricator greatly in
creased. Now comes DR.. Gala
way with the statement backed up
by affidayits, that on October 18th.
1888, he gathered pint of fine
ripe strawberries from his garden in
Caldwell. AS was said before we
give up-fnlly convinced that the
qualities of Idaho soil