The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-11
THE TRIBUNE.
CALDWELL. IDAHO, AUG, II, 1888.

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DIR. Pefferle, the genial tooth
doctor, was in town Thursday.
Ladies can get bargains il
summer dress goods at Gwinn's.
Mrs. F. NJ. Roberts, of Glenn
Ferry, Idaho, was in town Friday
-Wanted-9,999 men, womer
and children 70 drink soda water a
Isham's.
Catch On! Pineapple Cocktail
Banana Cider, Happy Hour Cigars
at Martin & Browns.
Miss May Kelleher left last
Sunday for an extended visit with
friends and relatives in Illinois
The w. C. T. U. will meet at
Mrs. G.. Ii. Newman's, Saturday
August II, at 7:30 o'clock p. m.
Mr.. Bently, of Baker City, who
is well known here among the Odd
Fellow fraternity, was in town this
week.
An elegant shawl was found
the other day and is at Gwinn's.
Owner can get it by paying for this
notice.
TIE TRIBUNE erred in giving
the date of Frank Corron's dance
last week. 1t will be held on Thurs
day evening, August 23rd.
Hon. D. l.. Bailey, Grand
Master of Idaho, l. O. o. T. insti
tuted a Rebekah Lodge at ShoN
shone last Tuesday evening.
Notwithstanding the efforts Of
the Western Union to ruin the Sill
yer City Telegraph Company, the
latter is doing lively business.
-Isham puts up prescriptions
promptly, carefully, correctly,
eheaply, and you should take all
prescriptions to him Immediately.
Henry Cox lost valuable
horse last week by drowning. By
some means the animal got down
in a slough and drowned in less
than six inches of water.
Mr.. III. w. Zimmerman, a
school teacher well and favorably
known in these parts, informs us
that he will act as principal of the
Silver City schools for the ensuing
term.
The Rev. E. Talbot, S. T. D.,
Bishop of Wyoming and Idaho,
will visit the following places
Caldwell, October 2; Emmett, Oct
ober 3; Payette, October 4; Weiser,
October 5.
WIN. P. Glenn, the able editor
of the Weiser Leader, was in town
last Sunday. Billy is making his
ipaper "a holy terror" to mossbacks,
and a firm friend to the party of
advancement.
MIR. L. Adam paid a years
passage on the good ship TRIBUNE
last week. Mr.. Adam recently ar
rived here from Oregon, having pur-
chased sheep on Succor Creek. He
is young, enterprising and possesses
excellent literary discrimin alton.
The freighters of Mountain
Home, some twenty or twenty-five
in number, have organized a
Freighter's Trust, as it were, for
the purpose of forwarding heavy
freight quickly and cheaply, and
also for their own protection against
outside competition.
MIR. A. Bascom, of Emmett,
called on THE TRIBUNE Thursday.
He said that on returning from
High Valley last week he met the
Caldwell caravan, under command
of Capt. Little, slowing climbing
up the mountair side" Also re-
ports Emmett quite and business
fair.
1.-THE owners of the Caldwell
branch right-of-way met in Boise
City last week and refused to give
or sell the Idaho Central portion
of the right of way. 1t was pref
ty neat dodge Of the U. P. to get
control of this valuable piece of
property and thus shut out all
other railroads, but it failed to work. !.
= The Moscow Star says: ave
know of a man who wanted to take
his wife to the circus, and not hav-
ing the money, he bought four dol
lars worth of groceries at one store
on time and sold them at another
for two dollars cash, thus getting
the price of admittance. It's
cold day when Moscow men gets
left"
The primaries of both parties
were held here last Saturday.
Each party cast exactly twenty-one
votes. The republicans headed
a.. I.l1 iiI11 III n,,le:. r.