The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-07-14
THE TRIBUNE.
CALDWELL. IDAHO, JULY "a, 1888.

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ing plastercd.
Miss Addie Andrews is visiting
! friends at Lower Boise.
Mrs. Fowler, of Star, is in
Caldwell under the doctors care.
Cool, fresh, delicious soda wa.
ter always on tap at Isham & Co.'S
Rev. Dwight Spencer, of Salt
Lake arrived in Caldwell Thursday
We hope Democrat" of EN-.
NETT, will find time to write often
e. J. Smith started for Long
Valley Thursday to attend the hay.
ing festivities.
The w. C. T. U. will meet al
Mrs. G.. II. Newman's this even.
| ing at 7:30 o'clock.
Col. Hand reported at head.
quarters again on Thursday. Nc
flies on the ''Kernal."
Mrs. Fletcher Lovejoy, Of
Lower Boise, is stopping with Mrs.
Andrews for a short time.
Try Isham & Co. when you
want anything in the way of drugs.
Everything fresh and pure.
The Pocatello town site bill
has passed both houses, and will
undoubtedly become law.
j. NJ. Stevenson, an old-time
friend of Capt. Packard, has been
visiting him the past week.
Remember the basket meeting
at DR.. Wright's Sunday. Preach
ing by Rev. Gwinn at II a. m.
w. E. Snodgrass, the tonsorial
artist of Mountain Home, visited
his parents below Caldwell last
Friday.
Mrs. f. A. Hannah, who has
been visiting in Nebraska for some
months past, returned to Caldwell
last Sunday.
We want money and have got
drugs to trade for it. If you want
a good fair trade come and see us.
Isham & Co.
The instruments and fixtures
for the telegraph line have at last
arrived. The line will soon be in
active operation.
One Hundred and twenty-five
thousand dollars was paid out for
stock in Caldwell last month
through the Bank.
The APP a-chee yell on the
streets tells us that C. w. Cooper
is back from Chicago. Welcome
home, Charley Ross
There is nothing that touches
the right spot this hot weather like
Isham & Co.'S soda water. War
ranted to prolong life.
Mrs. Sherman Coffin and her
sister, Miss Phelps, started on an
excursion to the Guyer Hot Springs
near Ketchum, yesterday.
Z A Silver City correspondent to
the Mountain Home Bulletin says
that the Poorman group has been
sold to Ldpdon capitalists.
Mr.. N. b. sebree, of Albion,
Cassia County, Idaho, is filling the
place of Chas. Sebree in the store
during the lattsf'g absence.
-Chas. Chambers, of the Palace
Restaurant, is visitingin San Fran
cisco. Fred Foster is running the
restaurant during his absence.
"A great many Caldwell people
are making arrangements to go to
Long Valley and Salmon Meadows
during the extremely hot weather.
neutrality-suspicious. broom fac
tory is in full blast. He is turning
out first-class broom in success
full competition with eastern prices.
The George Vessels Dramatic
Company gave very good show to
a full house last Monday evening.
Some patriot should build an opera
house in Caldwell.
The town is full of wool and
sheep men, but no wool transac-
tons of any Importance have been
made. Some of the wool men are
talking Of shipping.
MIR. Whittemorc and family Of
Salt Lake City, arrived in Cald-
well this week, and Immediately
started on pleasure excursion to
the Payette Lakes.
There will be no services at the
Presbyterian church tomorrow.
Rev. Boone will occupy the NJ. E.
pulpit at the new school house both
morning and evening.
Jim Smith has offered a re-
ward of 800 for the apprehension
of the young lady who expressed a
desire to hug him on the Fourth.
Money at THE TRIBUNE office.
The fourth quarterly meeting
of the NJ. f. Church will be held at
Franklin school house, July 81 and
p. Preaching Saturday evening,
and Sunday morning and evening.
An excursion train of six
coaches, filled with school teachers,
passed through here Wednesday.
They were bound for the Teachers
National Convention, to be held at
San Francisco.
We understand that Mrs. James
Potter Brown has invited CORES
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