The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-05-25
The future of Caldwell is bright

Wednesday.
Bob Altman was in town las
Thursday.
The street sprinkler was put Il
work Monday.
1t is about time for Fourth O
July agitation.
How do you like THE TRr.
BUNE's new form?
The Farmers Club promises
to be a great success.
Gale Roswell, of Middleton,
was in town Thursday.
Burglars are at work in
Bellevue, says the Press.
Mr.. L. Thompkins, of Parma,
was in town Tuesday.
John Drennen sold $50 fine
mutton sheep, last Saturday,
Jim Haines is water-master on
the Improvement Company's ditch.
Mrs. II. J. Shorb and children
are visiting in Emmett this week.
If yon read this paper care
qefully, you will know all the news.
key West Bells" and Little
Jewell Cigars-fnest in the city
Mt No 8.
Work has commenced on the
foundation for the new Methodist
church.
Owing to his continued sick
ness C. NJ. Wheel has closed his |
barber shop.
Buck Needham, popular 0.
S. L. engineer, moved his family to
Caldwell this week.
That little bill you owe us
would be very acceptable just now.
Improvements cost money.
w. Rev. Bailey returned from
Squaw Creek Wednesday, where
he has been visiting a son.
MIR. Frank Fouch, rising
young man of Lower Boise, called !
on The TRIBUNE, last Saturday.
Did some patriotic citizen say
something about Fourth of July
celebration or was it dream?
Billy Isaacs began hauling
wool this week. No wool buyers
have shown up in Caldwell yet,
Born, May IS, 1889, to Mr..
and Mrs. Robt. +. Miller, fine
boy. Bob is able to be around.
Go to No. 8 Saloon for the
famous Hermitage whisky, Monon-
: gahcla whisky and Muscatel wines.
{ Somebody put in six whole,
new boards in front of the John
Thomas property. Such reckless
ness!
Prank Huntington's runaway
team created more excitement
Thursday evening than even the
foot ball.
Bishop Sisson and C. w. Cooper
will box ten rounds at THE TRIBUNE
office, at date to be decided on by
both parties. s
The Sheep Mans Exaggeration
Society seems to be very light this |
spring. Send for Capt. Pacard and t
lGen. Roberts. /
What has become of the mail G
route from this point to Jordan '
Valley that was to be let the lost? q
Who got the contract? b
Lon Mcintyre, retired sheep
man, has been driving a span of a
s'fyers" about our streets the, past o
week. No flies on Lon. b
=. Come in and see us. The 7
Sanctum Sanctornm Most Holy of .
HOLES is always open to visitors, 4
Ladies especially invited. u
-Mr. George Little has pur-
chased quite band of horses
from Frank Gilbert, and will ia &c
several cars east, we understand. u
From all accounts Mike Roberts
and Ralph Cakes will have some
startling revelations to make at the
next meeting of the Bachelors
Club. :,
--Cuddy, the sanguine and 81
wealthy editor of the Ontario Atlas,
passed through on his way to Boise =,
the first of the week. A vacation -
for recreation undoubtedly. D
We are in receipt of the Post p
Falls Post, new newspaper pub -,
lished at Post Falls, Idaho, by A. 4,
J. Mcdonald. 1t is bright, newsy, q
and very neat geographically. 81
The Misses Pefferle have their u,
ice cream parlor nicely fitted up W
and keep the most delicious ice Ii,
cream on hand constantantly. 1t be
is to be hoped that the public will to
their efforts and give
them a liberal patronage. Of