The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-05-19
THE TRIBUNE.
CALDWELL. IDAHO. NAY 10, 1888
Carpets and rugs at Gwinn'

Gale Roswell, of Middleton, i:
in town.
--Parasols cheaper than ever al
Gwinn's.
Gents boots and shoes Of all
kinds at Gwinn's.
The fumes on the Sebree
ditch are now all completed.
-Born--To Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Shindler, May IA, a daughter.
e. ]. Smith has became a bad
cowboy and is on the roundup.
| Liberty, independence, patriot
ism and drugs at Isham & Co.'S.
Large stock of glassware and
stoneware just received at Gwinn's
Jim. Patten is building quite
an addition to his house across the
track
Ladies before sending out of
town for your dress goods, call and
see Gwinn.
-Several outfits started from
here for the Pine Grove mining re-
gion recently.
Deacon Wardwell and Miss
Elsie Wardwell, of Emmett, were
in town this week.
j. 0. Baker and John HALEY
Jr., both of Boise, were Caldwell
visitors last Saturday.
Gents shirts at prices never
equaled in Idaho at Gwinn's. To
make room for new stock.
--lsham & Co. will not deliver
the Grafton on the Fourth, but they
are selling drugs very cheap.
Con. Shea and family return
cd from San Francisco to their
Jordan Valley home last Monday.
1t is estimated that the sheep
industry will bring over 100000
into Caldwell the next two months.
Gill Bixby, of Long Valley, is
in town laying in supplies. Re-
ports the valley open and roads in
good shape.
The flags will float, the eagle
scream, the canons roar and drugs
be sold cheaper than you can steal
them at Isham d Co.'S.
Al. Butts, of Emmett. is in
town again. We know why he is
here, but have been threatened with
personal violence if we tell.
Perhaps some little consola-
ton can be drawn out of dull times
by the report Of travelling men that
Caldwell is as lively as other towns.
Rev. r. NJ. Gwinn, of this
city, has been invited to deliver an
address at the Memorial exercises
at Boise, on Decoration Day. He
has accepted.
E. p. JUNIOR and VIM. Isaacs,
sheep men from Sucker Creek. were
in town this week for several DAYS,
laying in supplies and preparing
for shearing.
|Rev. j p. Morris, of Provo,
Utah, will peach in the Presbyter-
ian church next Sabbath morning
at II o'clock. IN
The regular meeting of the w.
c. t. U. will be held at Mrs. r. NJ. |
Gwinn's Saturday evening, May 10,
at 2:30 o'clock.
There is movement on foot
for an excursion to Haley at an
early date and also one to Boise |
City on Decoration Day.
--Bcautify your homes by paint
ing. Little e Blatohley carry
magnificent line of elegant mixed
neuse paints. Both beautiful and
.eliable. Try it.
We understand that Con. Shea,
he great cattle man of Jordan
'alley, will soon drive his herds
nto New Mexico in search of new
nd better and range.
Send to Weinstock, Lubin &
o., Sacramento, Cal, for new IL
Dstrated Shopping Catalogue of !
ny goods, clothing, etc. interest,"
ng, valuable and free. :
The first wool clip of the sea- a
On came in last Monday Some of c
he wool men have commenced h
nearing this week, but the major c
y will not begin for-about tive b
eeks. d
A. NJ. Shreckengost, sheep man
Poison Creek, was in town this Y
eek. He reports good range and =
enty water in his section, all re-
orts to the contrary notwithstand- "
g. 81
-Sunken eyes, pallid complex !, p
n, and disfguring eruptions, in G,
cate that there is something il
rong within. Expel the lurking D
e to health. by purifying the ii
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