The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-05-18
THE TRIBUNE.
IDAHO. MAY IS. 1850


Genuine old Missouri chairs
easiest in the world-at Hoover's.
Mr.. and Mrs. DUTIES, OF
Nampa, were in town Wednesday.
We are informed that a store
is soon to be started at Middleton.
Sim Bailey visited old friends
in Emmett a few days this week
DIR. Maxey was confined to the
house by sickness several days this
week.
-Messrs. Noble, Mickey and
Drennen are already bringing in
wool.
w. r. Adams, of Emmett,
was taking in the sights of the city
this week.
Mrs. Henry Cox, who has been
very sick fer some time, is slowly
improving.
"A fine line of ladies' hats just
received at Miss Carriers. Call
and see them.
Mike Devers came up from
Bonanza ranch last Saturday, re-
turning Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Norten
returned to their home in Jordan
Valley this week.
The w. C. T. u. will meet at
Mrs. B. F. Young's, Saturday, May
18th, at 2:30 p. m.
MIR. E. L. Norton went over to
Jake MussePs ranch on Succor
Creek, this week.
"A. T. Drake, of Emmett, made
THE TRIBUNE one of those pleasant
SO calls this week.
Rev. Gwinn will preach next
Sunday morning and evening at
the Presbyterian church.
We noticed that horny-handed
son of toll, Pat Fahy, of Middle
ton, in town last Wednesday.
Caldwell parties are attaching
the property of Walter Mott, who
is said to have left the country.
-Isham is yet at the old stand
dispensing drugs as cheap as ever.
Take your prescriptions to him
Go to Isham for bargains in
his line. His stock is fresh, his
prices low, and everythingis lovely.
John Lively, oldest son of
Amos Lively, is afflicted with the
shingles. We hope John will
soon be able to be around again.
Mr.. w. F Wardwell, of EN-
NETT, familiarly known as "Dea-
CON-" was in town this week buying
goods for his store.
Mrs. E. S. Mohr left Caldwell
last Sunday for Payette, from
whence she will 60 to Oregon. She
expects to be absent several
months.
Ralph Cakes has fixed up his
yard in elegant shape, nicely lev
eled and seeded, and has his wind
mill in good order to do the neces-
sary raining.
George Fry, a nephew of Dan
and Frank Brown, came in from
Oregon this week and surprised
his uncles, whom he has not seen
for eleven yeass.
Diamond rings, solid gold
rings, sleeve buttons, lockets,
charms, breast pins, ETC., all the
latest and most attractive designs,
can be found at Noes.
&C. II. van Wyngarden received
the sad intelligence, last Friday, of
the death of a brother, in Iowa.
He has the hearty sympathy of
all in his bereavement.
ALI goods purchased of Monte
B. Gwinn will be delivered tree at
Mob Hill, Washington Heights,
Sunnyside, Bug Town, Salt Row,
and the whole of Alkali Flat.
Water Master Sebree was in
town Wednesday. He says the
weather clerk is running lively com
petition to the irrigating ditch this
spring. And he don't measure his
water by the inch either.
A. A. Hoover has bought out
A. F. Isham's wall paper business,
to which he has added bright,
new stock of the newest and latest
designs. In selecting wall paper
do not fail to call on him.
steam threshing machine
arrived at this place the other day
for Robt. Hamilton, of Lower
Boise. Mr.. Hamilton is to be con-
graduated on the possession of the
first steam thresher in Boise Val
ley.
MIR. J. E. Smith and brother.
C. A. Smith, came down from Long
Valley Thursday. They say the
valley is all right, but owing to the
rains, the roads are
simply h
Charlie Mcconnell has been
assessing the town this week.
When be draws his book on help
less tax payer, the old saw that
nothing is sure but death and the
tax collector is forcibly brought
home.
&C. S. Scott has the agency for
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