The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-03-03
THE TRIBUNE.
CALDWELL, IDAHO, MARCH ). 1883.

i Gents hats of all kinds at
Gwinn's.
/ Onion sets at Little & Batch
ley's.
New goods are arriving daily
at Gwinn's.
! &C. B. Humphrey, of Boise City,
is in town to-day.
| Mrs. III. II. Ash, of Boise, is
visiting the Dormans.
| Mrs. M. B. Gwinn has been
quite sick the past two weeks.
Blue grass and lawn grass
seed at Little & Blatchley's.
Frank Gibbon left for Poca-
tello this week to work at his trade.
-Gwinn has just received his
spring stock of mems and boys
shoes.
Call early and get first choice
of those elegant straw hats at
Gwinn's.
-Isham & Co. for drugs, liquors,
fine wines, cigars, tobacco, station
cry etc., etc.
Mrs. F. M. Lucus and daught-
er, Miss Ora, were Boise visitors
few days this week.
Several of Hank Dorman's
friends helped him to celebrate his
birthday last Sunday.
Capt. Packard says Bluett, the
horse man, will buy 10000 wethers
in this vicinity this season.
We understand that we are GO
ing to have new depot. Officials
will be here to locate it soon.
Ransom Drake, a stock man
of Oregon, was in town this week
visiting his cousin, c. S. Scott.
Seeds, all kinds Of garden
seeds, field seeds-in packages or
bulk-at Little Il Blatchley's.
Just received our spring stock
of gents and boys hats, at Gwinn's.
The finest line west of Omaha.
-Abner Packard Jr. is learning
the banking business with C. S.
Scott at the Stock Growers Bank.
DR.. Reynolds and wife, of
Weiser, came up Thursday to at
tend the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS we'd
ding.
Mrs. B. T. Young was visiting
her many friends at Caldwell this
week. Mr.. Young is now at Weis-
er.
The Statesman says that the
Idaho Central Railroad is building
an addition to it's depot in South
! Boise.
MONTE B. Gwinn is back from
San Francisco, Monte says there
are worse countries than this-even
in California.
The Haley Inter-Idaho says
that a Methodist revival at that
place is largely attended, but adds
that the assay of piety is. small.
George J. Davis, who worked
in Pehey's harness shop here last
spring, and who is now located in
Weiser, is the father of a bouncing
boy.
The Odd Fellows of Wood |
River will celebrate their anniver-
sary day, April 18th, in HALEY. |
They are going to have a grand |
time
w. w. Emison, of Ontario,
came up to visit his family at this
place last Wednesday. Mrs. Emil
son has been quite sick, but is re-
covering.
Gene Strohecker took the train
for Huntington Immediately after
his first appearance before the foot
lights. He will stay down on his
Snake river bar until the excite
ment blows over.
The regular meeting of the w.
G. T. U. is appointed at Mrs. Luz
cus's Saturday, March 10, at 2:30
o'clock. All members are request
ed to be present.
The proposition to issue bonds
to the amount of $1,000 for the
purpose of building a school house
at Nampa, was defeated last Mon
day by vote of 20 to 10.
Miss Florence Dryden wishes
to inform the public that she is
now prepared to do all work in the
dressmaking line in all the latest
styles, at the residence of w. w,
Dryden.
Mike Conway, our station
agent, was relieved last Thursday,
and will take a months rest. This
is Mikes first vacation since the
Short Line was built. He deserves
a rest.
"A word to ranchers: Isham
Il Co. have a large, fresh stock of
pure blue vitrol, which they are I
selling at prices unheard of in
Caldwell before. Soaking wheat in
blue vitrol before sowing is said to
prevent rust.
-"All signs faip' except pim-
pies and blotches. These never
fail to indicate an impure condition :
of the blood, which may be thor
oughly cleansed and renewed by
the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
The most efficacious and economi-
na1 &c h1oo1 9,