The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-12-22
THE TRIBUNE.
CALDWELL, IDAHO. DEC. ~, 1888

.-Isham leads.
Merry Christmas.
Go to Isham for bargains.
Hon. d. L. Bailey is home for
the holidays.
Rough on Democrats the
| Idaho Legislature.
"A good cooking stove for sale
cheap. Enquire at this Office.
Don't fail to call on Isham
when in want of holiday goods.
&C. S. Scott, Notary Public, al
the Stockgrowers and Traders
Bank.
-Brunt Young's bridge outfit is
in town. Hope they will stay
awhile.
Born, on last Sunday, in Cald-
well, to Mr.. and Mrs. III. Moore, a
daughter.
An excursion train will be run
from Boise Christmas evening, on
account of the X. of. P. bali.
Collections of all kinds given
personal attention, at low rates. at
the Stock Growers and Traders
Bank.
Harness, Ralph Cakes and the
other boys returned from their
hunt the other day. They brought
in several deer.
The Maxeys have cut the old
school house in two, and are con-
verting it into two neat and COM
modious dwelling houses.
-Frod Brumzell and family, of
Reynolds Creek, were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Blatchley a
few days this week.
-Therisa Pefferle will give in
struction on the piano and organ.
For terms inquire of her at the
residence of DR.. Pefferle.
1t was telephoned down from
Boise last Thursday that Hon. J.
S. Negley was very low and that
his father had been telegraphed for.
-Isham is selling holiday goods
cheap. Go to his store and buy a
present for your mother-in-law. 1t |
may be the means of keeping har-
mony in the family whole year.
-Kinport, of Bingham, was
bounced out of the Idaho Legisla-
ture, and his seat given to his re-
publican contestant. No demo-
Gratis need apply is the rule this
year.
Mr.. A. J. Strickland is putting
up fine two story house, 3Ox32
IN the lots he recently purchased
rom B. T. Young. 1t is a credit
% Caldwell. r. E. Miller has the
contract.
The Boise Statesman issued
supplement last Sunday con-
aiming the Governors message,
md other interesting news. The
Statesman's enterprise is COM
George Karcher, the irrepres-
'ible sage brush pioneer, near
Nampa, started for Philadelphia,
Pa, last Tuesday, to spend the hol-
idays with his relatives. He will
'eturn next month.
Quite number of the friends
If Judge and Mrs. Beatty gave them
surprise party last Thursday even
ng. Contrary to the general rule,
Mr.. and Mrs. Beatty and Dick, were
actually surprised. A very pleas
mt evening was the result of the
move.
Scott has. more money to loan
IN real estate than anybody, and
oans at the lowest rate of interest
llso. If you contemplate making
! loan, do not fail to talk to Scott
bout it. He will save you time,
make you money and send you
way happy.
Mr.. C. A. Smith, of Ottumwa,
owa, brother of e. J. Smith, who ;
I'LL be remembered by many of ,
ur people as having spent a few
nonths here something over a ;
ear ago, arrived again in Caldwell
his week. Mr.. Smith was very ;
much impressed with Idaho when !
ere before, and says h, could not 8
e satisfied until he had seen more
f this wonderful country. He will
robably locate here.
Our old and jolly friend, G. !,
'. Fulmer, of Nampa, was in town 7
ast Tuesday. Mr.. Fulmer opened {
ne first business house in Nampa
bout two years and a half ago,
nd has been an active, pushing f
business man of that G