The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-07-13

The frame work of the Metho-
dist church is nearly completed.
-Blatchley's new house looms
up like six bits to broke man.
WIN. Maxwell, nephew of w.
w. Dryden, has gone further west.
Uncle John Orr made US a
pleasant call last Saturday,
Hon. NJ. H. Goodwin, of Boise
City, was in Caldwell last Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Turkey has been sick
for some time, but is now recovering.
MIR. Mike Kelleher is suffering
from severe attack of the dumb
ague.
Frank Huntington and S. L.
Morrow were in Boise City this
week.
Rev. Gwinn will preach at
Jordan Valley the first Sunday in
August,
Our answer to correspondents
was crowded out this week for want
of space.
DIR. Lee and Judge Beatty went
in Payette last Wednesday on land
business.
The w. G. T. U. will meet at
Mrs. E. S. Lees, Saturday, July
IS, at 2:30 p. 10.
The only original Gov. Stew
art, of Falk's Store, was Caldwell's
guest last Wednesday.
Take your prescriptions to
Isham. He will compound them
carefully, quickly and cheaply.
DO you drink soda water?
If not, why not? A health certifi-
cate with every glass at Isham's.
w. F. Lucas, who visited his
parents here few days recently,
had returned to Pendleton, Oregon.
George Cakes is down from
Long Valley. Hc reports his store
doing a thriving business at that
place.
H. X. Hartley, while running
after stock, sprained his leg, one
day last week, and now walks with
q crutch.
Mrs, Harvey, Of the upper val
ley, brought a very sick child to
Caldwell for medical treatment the
other day.
If you want a genuine Beaver
hat, for less than cost 60 to Collins
We are overstocked and must get
rid of the surplus.
Don't forget that 1sham has
more drugs than money, strange as
the assertion may seem. He offers
them for sale cheap.
--Gwiun has cut arches through
the petition between his two BRICK
rooms, and will soon have tho
finest store room in Idaho.
Jas. A. Pinney was elected
mayor of Boise at their recent cleo
ton. The COOL people of Boise
have our heartfelt sympathy.
-Chas A. Maskrey, an employee
of THE TRIBUNE Office last winter,
delivered the Fourth of July cele-
bration at Rocky Bar. Good boy,
! Charlie.
-Pocatello had small fire last
week, but it was checked before any
serious damage was done. VIII
Caldwell not take some steps for
protection.
The green apple season has
arrived, and the small boy is
doubled up like a rubber ball, while
the doctors are mixing cholic cure
by the gallon.
The NJ. Z. Basket Social at
Gwinn's new store room Thursday
night, was very pleasant affair,
although not attended as largely
as was hoped.
-Brunt Young and his family of
bridge boys were in town last Sun
day. They had passing freight
train pull them up here that they
might attend church.
ALI you people intending to
build new house, barn, or looking
after the interests of new school
house, will find it to your interest
to consult with Wilson before let
ting your contracts.
Miss Nellie Phelps, of OF
tumwa, Iowa, so well known by the
people of Caldwell, is now at Soda
Springs with her sister, Mrs. S. M.
Coffin, AMI will accompany her
when she returns to Caldwell.
Charles st. Morris, represent
ing the New York Life Insurance
Co., will be in town to-day in the
interests of that great company.