The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-05-04
THE TRIBUNE.
CALDWELL. IDAHO. MAY 4, 1889

CALDWELL. IDAHO. MAY 4. 1889
Prof. Martin, the ventriloquist,
tonight.
Ham Kaufman was in town
last Friday.
DIR. Maxey went to Ogden last
Wednesday.
The great Stuttz Comedy Com
pany was very tame.
Billy Hollenbeck, was in town
several days last week.
George Coffee was in Boise
several days this week.
] Albert Wilson, of the Payette,
was in town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Strahorn
are expected here tomorrow.
Go and see Harry Eads, and
his wonderful mouth, Tuesday night.
Born, near Middleton, April
25th, 1889, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. Har-
vey, a son.
The tower for Ralph Cakes
wind mill looms up like a light
house.
Mr.. Eoff, Cashier Boise
National Bank, was in town last
Sunday.
DIR. Smith, of Mountain Home,
made THE TRIBUNE a pleasant call
Thursday.
Prof. Martin, the wizard and
ventriloquiit, at the school house
tonight.
Seeds, seeds-fower, vegeta-
bic and garden-at Little & Blatch-
ley's drug store.
Mrs. Collins, of the CONNER
cial, visited friends in Mountain
Home this week.
Pat Devers and his latest pet,
a playful young black beard, were
in town Friday.
Bishop Sisson has leased Mrs.
Mohr's hotel for a year, and is run
ming frst-class house.
Born, at Star, May End, to Mr..
and Mrs.. F. R. Fouch, daughter
was tips the beam at 81 pounds.
The mail route between here
and Star has been extended to
Boise City, to take effect the 10th
inst.
Milton Kelly has sold the
Idaho Statesman to John r.
French and couple other gentle
men.
Wallace, one of the best
freighters on the road. loaded at
this place for Silver City, this
week.
&C. S. Scott returned from his
trip Tuesday. He is very enthusi-
astic about Spokane Falls, Wash
.ington.
Hon. D. L. Bailey, returned from
Mountain Home Tuesday morning,
where he was dancing with the
Rebekahs.
The mail route between Nampa
and Silver City has been changed |
to a daily. 1t was formerly six
times week.
The w. C. T. U. will meet
their president, Miss Ora Lucus, at
her home, Saturday, May 4, at
2:30 o'clock, p. IN.
M. B. Gwinn, administrator.
sold several wagons, harness, ETC.,
belonging to the Robt. Henderson
estate, at public auction, this
week.
The Springfield, III, Press,
says:-The Cakes Comedy Sketch
Club left good impression with
our people. We should like to
see them this way again.
Each and every member of
the troupe brim full of fun that
will be thrown out promiscuously
in refined and pleasing manner.
Cakes Comedy Sketch Club.
DO not fail to hear the Cakes
Comedy Company at the school
house Tuesday evening. The com
pany is old and reliable, and comes
endorsed by the entire press.
The Tiger Self Dump and Bo-
nanza Hay Rakes, are still the
favorites in this class of agricultural
Do you want a hay ;
rake? Howard Sebree Co., have
have them for sale.
MIR. w. S. Bailey received no.
tice of his appointment as post
master at Caldwell, vice I. W.
Boone, removed, last Wednesday.
1t will probably be about thirty
days before the change is effected. ,
The ladies of the NJ. E. congre- +,
cation will give their supper in the !
rooms next to Mrs. Mohr's hotel {
on Thursday evening, May 8. {
Pancakes with Maple syrup at 6 {
p. m. Ice cream and cake at $50. s
Music by Caldwell Band.
The new Whitley solid steel |
Binder is two hundred pounds |
lighter draft than the Champion C
binder which it supercedes. This a
s the first season it has been on the i
market in the U. S. For sale in C
Caldwell by Howard Sebree Co. t
MIR. A. G. Allen, advance agent 4
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