The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-06-29

F. r. Coffin was in town last
Monday.
Tim Shea, Of Jordan Valley,
is running loose on our streets.
The w. C. T. u, will meet at
Mrs. Lucas home Saturday, June
20, at 2:3O p. m.
Billy Isaacs, of Caldwell, Wis
tied his ranch on Succor Creek a
few days this week.
Bob. Boone, retiring post.
master, will rusticate in the hay
field for q few weeks.
If a Johnstown food would
strike some people they wouldn't
take tumble to themselves.
The management Of the HALEY
Hot Springs will give a big cele-
bration at that place on the Fourth.
-Chas. A. Clark, of Boise, re-
presenting Bradstreet's CONNER
cial Agency, was in town Wednes-
day.
Next Thursday is the Fourth
of July. A great many bottles Of
patriotism will be uncorked in
Caldwell.
Dan Levan and "Rowdy" came
in on Wednesday nights train.
Dan. has been at Pocatello for
several months past.
Dave Weir, of Jordan Valley,
was allowed to leave town long
enough to visit his family, on
promise of speedy return.
Ladies are requested to call at
the millinery store of Miss Annie
Carter and see those Lace and
Illusion hats for the Fourth of
July.
The Monthly Gospel Temper
ance Meeting will be held in the
Presbyterian Church Sunday
evening, June 80.
The railroad house has chang
cd hands, Mrs. o. C. Needham tax
ing charge last Thursday. Mrs.
Collins will go to Pendleton, Or.
Frank Lucus, who has been in
Oregon and Washington for the
past year, arrived in Caldwell last
Thursday night, on visit to his
parents.
As will be seen elsewhere the
citizens of Star will celebrate the
Fourth of July at that place. 1t is
safe to predict that they will do
the thing up properly.
j. A. Dement, traded ranch
property for the Hoffer residence in
this City. Mr.. Dement, is to be
congratulated on obtaining a valu-
able piece of property.
Building in Caldwell still re-
mains brisk. Roberts, Isaacs and
Blatchley will soon have residences
under way and Hoover and Mayer
will put up a brick business house.
Rev. II. H. Bailey and wife
started for their home in Iowa last
Wednesday evening. The estima-
BILE old couple made many friends
while among us, who wish them
safe and pleasant journey home.
Silver has been very scarce in
town the past week, everybody
hunting change. We desire to
state that the rumor that The TR1-
BuNE is corraling all the silver to
get up q corner, is absolutely false.
-"Sage Brush Pat, or The Hairy
Man from Bonanza" is the title of a
novel now being written by our
versatile and brilliant old friend, P.
A. Devers. If money will buy the
copyright it will appear in this
great moral paper.
&C. NJ. Hays, editor of the Sill
yer City Avalanche, recently sold a
mine for $4,000. 1t is sure to
come sooner or later; editors al
ways get rich. Come over, Bro.
Hays, and we'll dig up last years
strong box" and have a time.
Mrs. S. NJ. Coffin and her two
children, Vestal and Tom, accom-
panied by DR.. Lee, went to Soda
Springs last Wednesday evening.
The youngest boy has been ailing
for some time, and the trip is being
made in hopes of benefiting the
little fellow.
The TRIBUNE job department
turned out nearly 5000 pamphlets
last year and never heard a single
complaint. Workmanship, mater
ial used and price were alike salts
factory. We never fail to please on
book work; it's our great specially.
Send for samples and prices.
-Badley has an elegant assert
ment of cigars. The only good
five cent cigar in town; a daisy
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