The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-02-18
THE TRIBUNE.
CALDWELL, IDAHO, FEB. IS. 1888.
Farmers are blowing.

orchestra at the masquerade ball.
Not many farmers in now days
All busy preparing for spring work,
| "A good sewing machine can be
purchased cheap by applying at the
Iowa Honse.
1t takes Col. Hand to fool 'em
But he should have unmasked be.
fore he left.
Rev. ]. III. Barton, Presbyterian
minister from Boise, was in town
last Wednesday.
"A new side walk is being laid
from Coffin's corner to the school
house. Good act.
Billy Isaacs and A. M. Shrek.
engost came over to attend the
dance last Tuesday.
DO you want good laugh?
If SO go to the Presbyterian con-
cert next Friday night.
There will be fun at the enter
tainment at the Presbyterian
church next Friday night.
Several citizens of Nampa at
tended the masquerade ball at this
place last Tuesday evening.
Jim Smith has purchased the
Frank Randall residence, and will
move his family to Caldwell.
MIR. and Mrs. George Pettengill
of Boise City, have been visiting
friends in Caldwell the past week.
We are enjoying such weather
as only Boise Valley can produce
now days. It is simply grand.
We understand that club
rooms are to be fitted up in the
building formerly occupied by the
Millinery firm.
Mr.. John Evans, of Weiser,
formerly in business here, was in
town last Tuesday. THE TRIBUNE
acknowledges a pleasant call.
Spring fever seems to have
taken the place of the measles.
Everybody has a touch of it, but
we know of but one serious case.
DIR. Pefferle, the well-known
dentist, will be in Caldwell on the
9TH of March. Those wishing his
services will find him at Mrs
Mohr's Hotel.
The Lucus Sisters have opened
up dressmaking establishment
and will soon put in an elegant line
of Millinery goods. See their new
advertisement for particulars.
j. II. Cater, of Pocatello, edi
tor of the Pocatello Department ii
the Blackfoot Reporter, but better
known as the blacksmith orator
gave The TRIBUNE a very Pleasant
call last Wednesday.
Usual services at the Baptist
church tomorrow. Subject of the
morning discourse THE Motive
Power of the Church." In the
evening there will be a lecture from,
the subject; "Home."
-Isham e. Co. have greatly i'm.
proved the appearance of theil
drug store by repainting it both in.
side and out. The general appear.
ance is very much improved. II
looks like business,
A called meeting of the Pansy
Society will be held February 18th
at half past two o'clock, at Edna
Little's. All members are request.
ed to be present, as important bus.
mess will be transacted.
The Ladies Pastors Aid Society
of the M. E. church will meet at
DR.. Maxey's Tuesday, Feb. q, at
2 o'clock p. M, for the purpose of
perfecting arrangements for sup
per and entertainment to be given
March 2.
Daniel Bacon, L. Lusk, Jas.
Lusk, Jno. A. Davis, F. Iseli, +. H.
Hanscomb, J. A. Gould and P.
Ayeline, of Boise City, and J. H.
Cater, of Pocatello, Were in town
wednesday agltatlng the Labor
movement.
The lunch given by the w. C.
I. U. was success. They cleared
$3.50. One of the objects they
are working for is to establish q
public reading room. 1t is certain
ly very much needed and we hope
all will be interested in this work.
Immigrants and returning yoy-
ayers find in Ayers Sarsaparilla a
cure for eruptions, boils, pimples,
eczema, etc., whether resulting from
sea-diet ana life on ship-board, Or
from any other cause. Its value
as touic and Alternative medicine
cannot be overestimated.
Owing to some misunderstand-
ing the Iowa House is not rented to