The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-04-06
THE TRIBUNE.
CALDWELL. IDAHO. APRIL s. 1885
Walter Mott, of Long Valley

Walter Mott, of Long Valley
is in town.
Where's the man who predict
ed wet spring?
w. w. Dryden was in Boise
last week, on business.
Read this paper carefully and
you will know all the news.
facing the Enemy" Thurs
day night, at School House.
We noticed Tom. Williams, of
Payette Valley, in town Thursday
Howard Sebree left last Tues
day night for Salt Lake and Denver.
H. J. Shorb, of Reynolds
Creek, visited his family here this
week.
Read what Gwinn has got to
say this week. He is talking bus
| mess.
Howard Sebree Co. are put
ting in a drive well in front of
their store.
| Mrs. Marlatt, of Ketchum, is
very low, and her recovery is very
doubtful.
Mrs. Mohr's Hotel has changed
hands again. Mr.. Sisson is now
"mine host"
Dry and dusty By the way,
did you ever hear the story about
the dry country?
MIR. and Mrs. John Riden-
baugh. of Boise City, visited
friends here this week.
Walter Sebree left Thursday
night for Dillon, Montana. Good
bye, my lover, good bye.
| What do you think Of Collins
"Figures?" Digest a new of them
before you do your trading.
When are we going to get wa
ter? No repairs on the ditch as
yet, and it is getting dusty.
Born, Wednesday, April 8,
1889, to DIR. and Mrs. w. c. Maxey,
fine son. We smoke, doctor.
e. P. JUNIOR, of Succor Creek,
was in town this week. Says things
are getting dry over in their coun-
try.
Joe Wilson, our ex-sheriff,
started for Washington this week
with the Idaho Marshalship bee
in his bonnet.
-Isham received the remainder
of his soda apparatus this week,
and has started his bettling works
in tull blast.
Put nickel in the slot and |
see the internal machine work, at |
Collins. 1t is novel, unique, and
every nickel draws prize.
Ham Kaufman, editor of the
Pocatello Reporter, called at this
shop last Saturday. He and TRI-
BuNE the big would make good
pair to draw to.
THE TRIBUNE is perfecting ar
by which it will have
more room for local news. TIE
TRIBUNE aspires to be the best
weekly paper in Idaho.
M. B. Gwinp and R. A. Cow
den went to Silver City last We'd
nesday. 1t showed on War Eagle
the day after they arrived. Re-
coincidence.
Ice cream festival, at Presby-
terrain Church, Saturday evening.
April Is. Excellent music by the
Caldwell Brass Band. Admission
free. Everybody come.
In the marriage of Picard the
Bachelors Club has lost one of it's
fundamental props. The Club
passed resolutions of coincidence,
which will be published next week.
There is nothing that so marks
q live town as the advertising col
1mns of the local paper. Run
your eye over THE TRIBUNE ad-
1ertising columns. Nothing dead
here.
Miss Lizzie Deering departed
or Davenport, Iowa, Wednesday
hight, with the intention of max
ng that place her future home.
She carries with her the kindest re-
cards of many friends. ,,
Tickets to Haley, on account
If G. A. R. Encampment, will be
IN sale at this station April Is, 16, |
z, Is, good going until 18th, good !
eturning until 18th. Round trip
'nly $10.15. ! !
THE TRIBUNE did not know
hat Dan. Brown received the APP :
of deputy sheriff for E
his section, and hence no mention
vas made of the fact. True, new
rtheless.
Sherman NJ. Coffin says that !
'ortland is far ahead of all other =
cast towns, and is the coming me- :
ropolis of the northwest. Last .
ear Portland's wholesale business !
to $112,000,000. 9
Mr.. Williams, of Oregon, has 9
ccepted a position behind the |
ounter at Gwinn's store, and is at q
lis post of duty. He is pleasant n
entleman whom the people of A
CALDWELL will be glad to know. t
Jas. Wardwell, the Emmett
umberman, came over Tuesday
i'm. is going to take a gang of