The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-03-16

line ADAMS boys, Sheep men
of Succor Creek, were in town
Monday.
EHon. D. L. Bailey named his
baby boy Gilmore, in honor of the
new county,
Gilmore and Logan counties
are for keeps-so says the Supreme
Court of Idaho.
Rev. Geo. Buzzell, Episcopal
minister of Mountain Home, was
in town Friday.
Seeds, sceds-fower, vegeta-
BILE and garden-at Little q Batch
ley's drug store.
Drop a nickel in the slot and
Mick with an armload of old pa
pers will appear.
1t will be just like Isaacs and
Roberts to go back on that dance
St. Patrick's day.
The band has re-oraanized and
fitted up Charlie Reeds old law
office for a band room.
MIR. M. G. Stiles purchased
two lots across the way from A. J.
Strickland's this week.
was turned into the
Sebree ditch day before yesterday.
The ditch is in fine shape1
"A lamp exploded at the home
of Fl. N. Maxey recently, but luck
lily no damage was done.
81. Morrow, stock inspector,
went to Payette this week On bust
ness connected with his Office.
Col. Hand went to Boise last
week, to see, we presume, LYDIA
Thompson's troupe of high kickers.
The base ballists had ,ane
last Sunday afternoon. The score
keeper sleped with the gate money.
Howard Sebree came in from
Washington, d. c., Monday morn
irg, and went down to Parma Tues
day.
That advertisement of F. r.
Coffin & Bro. in this issue, is a
trade-bringer and no mistake. Pom
der over it.
H. N. Maxey has accepted a
position at Gwinn's, and will in the
future jump counters instead of
them.
MIR. T. Donovan has taken Mr..
Frank Olmstead's place as road
master of the Idaho division, dur
ing the latter's. absence.
-Isham is selling drugs, patent
medicines, etc. lower than the
lowest. Call on him when you
want anything in his line.
Letter heads, note heads, bill
heads, statements, envelopes, post
RS, circulars, cards, shipping tags,
Ill kinds of printing at The TRl-
'UNE, quick, neat, cheap.
Five more subscribers have
ldded their names to the immortal
oil this week, and will receive the
idings of salvation through The
TRIBUNE weekly hereafter.
Ed. Maxey, who has been at
ending course of medical lee
ures at Chicago, returned home
Thursday morning, for the summer
'aeation. Glad to see you, Ed.
DO you read the announce
nents made by Howard Sebree |
20. in THE TRIBUNE? You can't |
NY intelligently unless you do. +!
hey are opening up a most ele-
ant stock of dry goods.
Barnes informs us that the i
reight business for February, at
his station, exceeded last years !
usiness for the same month by
early 100000 pounds. And still
&c growl about dull times.
ID. L. Bailey has taken his
tand at the anvil again at his old
blacksmith shop, and would be
leased to see his old friends and
atrons, and any new ones that de-
ire any thing in his line. He will
ttend promptly to all work en-
rusted TO him at fair and reason
BILE prices.
Marc Antony Squrtz" is re-
orted to have given up all sinister
esigns on the Delegateship.
Tough will therefore have clear
eld-if the Haley injunctionists
ont get IN their work on "the gall
mt little man with the backbone
iron and the palsied hand" at
ae last moment.-Bellevue Press.
lin order to make the fourteen
1ousand dollars appropriated by
he last legislature 60 as far as pos.
bile in utilizing and identifying
he capital grounds, it has been in
interpolation to employ the pris-
aers at the penitentiary in getting
ut stone from the ledge in the rear
T the institution and using the
lme for laying the walks and in
other proposed i'm
At Canon City, Col
ado, where the state penitcntiary
similarly located, the prisoners I
I'VE constructed a wall enclosing
irty or forty acres. Such wall is
,out thirty feet high and four and
half feet thick. OF course, work
the quarries is done under the {