The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-05-19

celebrate the fOuftn OF July ana
buy their drugs at Isham & Cos.
Ben. johnson, whose pardon
appears in other column, was in
town several days this week. He
has many friends in Caldwell.
Mr.. A. C. Wendell, represent
ing r. l.. Polk & Co. is in the
country delivering the Oregon,
Washington and Idaho Directory.
1t is a valuable and interesting
work.
One of the grand attractions
on the Fourth of July will be the
grand parade of the world-famous
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. All
those who desire to join this noble
army should apply at once at
Judge Beaty's barber shop and be
mustered in.
-Lumberman Cooper, of Cald-
well, was in the valley this week
From the way he pulled The bottle
and cigars on the boys, one would
have supposed be was candidate
for office. A mistake. He was on
ly on collecting tour.-Reynolds
Cor. in Avalanche.
There will be between $4,000
and 10000 head of wethers deliv-
cred at Caldwell this month
for shipment. The Oregon Horse
and Land Company are the pur-
chasers, and the various sheep men
OF this sections are the sellers. We
believe the average price paid was
about 1926 per head.
One hundred and fifty tons of
ore, taken from a drift in the Som
mercamp mine, at Wagontown, is
now being milled in Silver City.
This mine is still only having de-
yelopment work done on it. 1t
shows big amount of fine ore and
will soon be peeled egg for some
capitalist to gobbie up.
For paints of all kinds, oils,
brushes, wall paper, fine liquors,
wines, imported and domestic ci-
gars, tobaccos, drugs, patent mcdi-
cines, stationery, blank books, toll
ct articles, field and garden seeds,
books, novels, papers, bibles, al
buns, confectionery, etc, and thou
sands of other things, call on Lit
tie & Blatchley.
The friends Of Robt. f. Stra-
horn surprised him last Tuesday
night, that being the occasion of his
birthday, and helped him celebrate
the event in a manner that will
long be remembered by all partici-
pants. Mr.. and Mrs. Strahorn en-
tertained their friends in their u.s.
ual superb manner, and q more
thoroughly enjoyable evening run
meth not in the memory of the
Caldwell people. Many returns,
Robert.
From the latest edition of Geo.
p. Rowell & Cos Newspaper Direc-
tory, we learn that the newspapers
and periodicals. now published in
the United States and Canada num-
Der 1910, showing gain of 800
in the past year. The publishers
of the Directory also assert that the
common impression that publishers
lie about their circulation is erron-
eous, and offers 800 reward for
every instance where a detailed
report of a publisher was untrue.
The Boise Statesman comes
out with the startling announce
ment that the holes for the Sill
yer City Telegraph have been dug |
o the Warm Springs ferry on this |
'ida of the Snake and to Benards' /
cry on the other side. Insomuch
Is there has not been hole dug on
his side except on the Bernard
Dad, it would appear to the causal
observer that the reverend gentle
nan who presides over the local
'age of the Statesman has either.
zen misinformed or is straining
oint to be facetious.
1t is understood that the nego
Iations under way for some time
asst, for the purchase of the Poor
ian group, are now off, the owners
eclining to sell atthe price offered.
his is generally regretted in Sill
er City, because it is thought that
,tiye operations would have fol- {
wed their sale, bringing lots of
oaey into the camp. There arc
Fteen or more mines in the group,
nd their consolidation under one
management would {
i've made times lively. The pres r
It owners grand children may, {
'weyer, profit by tae delay; it is
'ubtful if any older persons will.
A correspondent to the Idaho :
orld tells of the death of Thomas :,
Wardwell, son of James Ward q
III, of Emmett: 'We had very :
dden and sad death here on the
orning of the 9Th inst. Thomas
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