The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-12-15
THE TRIBUNE.
CALDWELL, IDAHO. DEC. IS, 1888


cheap. Enquire at this Office.
Don't fail to call on Ishan
when in want of holiday goods.
Look out for the yonng PEG
pies party at H. D. Blatchley's.
The incest hanging lamps il
town at Gwinn's, at very low prices
Step in at Gwinn's and see hi:
stock of fancy china and glass
ware.
= -Isham's low prices are like the
laws of the Meads and Persians
They never change. J
The w. C. T. U. will meet al
Mrs. Rev. Newman's, Saturday
Dec. Is, at 2:3O o'clock.
Tom and Jerry will soon be
ripe, and the indulgers will soon be
tight. No poetry intended. J
Little & Blatchley are opening
up very handsome line of holi-
day goods. Old Santa Clause will
camp there sure.
-Therisa Pefferle will give in.
struction on the piano and organ
For terms inquire of her at the
of DR.. Pefferle.
quite a number of the friends
f Mrs. F. L. Olmstead spent Q
very enjoyable evening at hel
charming home last Saturday.
Station Agent Barnes has
been cleaning house over at the de-
pot, and has the old office scrubbed
up until it is hardly recognizable
THE TRIBUNE will have to beg
the indulgence of it's readers for a
few weeks until it gets little from
under the heavy pressure of jot
work.
If you want to know where tc
trade consult THE TRIBUNE's ad.
vertising columns. 1t is the best
recommend for a reliable and pro,
gressive house.
Hon. D. L. Bailey, Caldwell's
in the House, was defeated
for Speaker by one vote. Burkhart,
Of Haley, was the lucky man
Chas. H. Reed, of Caldwell, was
elected Chief Clerk of the House.
Ada county couldn't have both
positions, hence Mr.. Badley's de-
feat.
Mrs. C. G. Goodwin, Mrs.
Peters, and Mrs. J. V. Parker, OF
Salt Lake, accompanied by Mrs. c.
FL. Sebree, of Caldwell, arrived at
this city last Tuesday in a special
car, and remained all day. They
evidently enjoyed the sights-that
is, as many of them as could be
seen in one day.
There will be a service of
song given by the children of the
Union Sunday School at the Pres.
byterian church, Sunday, Dec. Is,
by H. N. Maxey, super
After the service Rev.
Gwinn will address the congrega-
ton on ''How to Prepare and How
b Teach a Lesson.
"A couple of "tin horns" tried
to "stack the cards" on Martin in
a game of "draw" at the Exchange
saloon recently, when Martin, who
is q square man and despises a
cheat, played foot ball with them
around the room awhile and then
kicked them out of the back door.
One of them is the same fellow that
was arrested for robbing Mosby's
'till" last week;
An old and respected subscrib-
er of THE TRIBUNE called the other
day and paid his subscription and
entered a protest that should re-
spected. He says that he sends his
little girl to the postofIice after
The TRIBUNE, and the neighbors
way lay the child on the way home
and hold her until they have thor
oughly digested the news. Last
week the little one was detained so
ong that her parents became I'M
Easy and started out to hunt her.
There is nothing mean or unreason-
able about our old friend, and he
s willing to compromise. He says
hat if they will allow the child to
bring the paper home, he will send
t around after he gets through with
It. Thats's fair.
Five or six couple of Caldwell
young people took well-filled bask-
ITS and made a raid on Mike Dew
RS at Bonanza ranch last Sunday.
Mr.. Devers, like the wise and eau
ious man that he is, sized up the
'earful odds against him and quiet
y surrendered. The "mob"-as
his gay crowd of exceptionally
,ood-looking young people was
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