The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-06-22
Chaplain-Rev. R. NJ. Gwinn.
Orator-Hon. Silas w. Moody.

Barnes, our obliging station
agent, is the busiest man in town
now days. The large shipments
of wool and stock, besides the inn
mense amount of other business
which is always done at this sta
ton, keeps him on the jump.
Jim Apperson has been up at
Chas, Madden's the past two
weeks, putting together an invoice
of genuine hickory-bark Missouri
chairs which Mr.. Madden brought
from Missouri. These chairs will
soon become very popular, as there
is no case on record where one gave
away at a critical moment.
The following are the stock
shipments made from this station
the past week: Evans & Blewitt,
fifty-one cars of sheep, to Fremont,
Nebraska; Conrad Kohrs, fifteen
cars of cattle to Bowdin, Montana;
fP. Grogan, two cars of horses to
Omaha, Nebraska; J. Milan, two
cars of horses, to Omaha, Neb-
raska; Thomas Black, one car Of
horses, to Jefferson, Iowa; Thomp-
son Bros, one car of horses, to
Council Bluffs, Iowa. There have
also been 10 cars ordered for a
big sheep shipment next week.
There will be a literary enter
tainment and ice cream festival at
the Franklin School House, Thurs
day evening, June 81, 1889. An
excellent program has been ar
ranged, and good time is assured
all who attend. The proceeds 60
| towards buying library for the
school. Miss Mcconnell, the
teacher, has taken great pains in
drilling and preparing the pupils
for this entertainment, and a rare
! treat is in store for all who 60 to
the Franklin school house next
Thursday evening.
Here is a chance for Missouri
ans ! BY subscribing for the
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States for one year, free, if you
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THE CALDWELL TRIBUNE.
Mr.. H. P. Pomeroy, of Payette,
is canvassing the town and valley
for a magnificent work entitled
"The Beautiful Story" a compan-
ion to the holy bible. 1t is writ
ten by J. w. Buel, the renowned
historian, assisted by Rev. T. De.
Witt Talmage, D. D. The work is
profusely illustrated with two huff
dred and fifty superb engravings
from designs by Bida, the convert
ed Jew, Dore and others. 1t also
contains several magnificent ale
gorical plates in brilliant colors.
The. book also contains Golden
Gems of Thoughts" being selec.
ton of the best thoughts Of the
leading minds of the world. Over
300, 900 copies Of this magnificent
wor1 were sold in less than six
months after its appearance, and
the demand still continues. We
advise everybody to give "The
Beautiful Story" a careful exam.
ination when Mr.. Pomorey calls.
It is beautiful book and should
be in every house. The purchaser
of the book also gets a member
ship in the Historical Library AS
ISOLATION of Philadelphia, which
entities members to buy books at
wholesale prices.
| Don't forget that Isham has
more drugs than money, strange at
the assertion may seem. He offers
them for sale cheap.
DO you drink soda wateri
If not, why not? A health oertif'
cate with every glass at Isham's,