The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-06-15
THE TRIBUNE.
CALDWELL. IDAHO. JUNE IS, 1889
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Keep your eye on ten cents.
Everything goes-for ten cents
Try Badley's five cent cigar
Mrs. Carter visited in Weisel
this week.
Go to Isidor Mayer for glass
fruit jars.
Pat and Michael Devers were
in town Monday.
-Gwinn shipped $4,000 pounds
Of wool this week.
Soda water at Isham's, war
ranted pure and good.
Take your job work to Wilson
the carpenter. Quick work.
key West Bells" and Little
Jewel" Cigars-fnest in the City
at No. 8.
Misses Ora and Charlie Lucus
have been visiting friends in Lower
Boise this week.
Frank Randall, of Nampa
left for Colorado this week to look
up a new location.
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Unlimited money to loan on
improved real estate at the Stock
Growers and Traders Bank.
Ed. Eames, bookkeeper for
Kiesel, Shilling & Danilson, at On
tario, was in town Saturday.
Rus. Walters is sinking well
on the Silver City stage road, about
half way between his ferry and
Nampa.
John Polette, a freighter, lost
1925 by the Randall safe robbery
which he had on deposit there for
safe keeping.
Hon. II. C. Riggs and Jim.
Davis shipped two car loads OF
horses from this place to Kansas
City, last Monday.
-Robt. E. Miller returned from
Portland last Saturday, where he
purchased material for the new
Methodist church.
Charlie Sebree returned this
week from business trip through
the Bruneau country, a little sun
burned, but merry still.
-Forty-seven mowers have al
ready been sold by F. K. Coffin &
Bro. this season. Looks as though
there was going to be some grass
cut hereabouts.
Jim Wardwell, of Emmett,
was in town this week. His log
drive is safe, and the merry whiz
of the buz saw is making things
lively in Emmett.
Frank Moore, the photograph
er, left last Thursday for business
trip to Silver City, Wagontown and
Jordan Valley. He will return
sometime in August.
Mrs. o. G. Humphrey, sister
of ]. o. Baker, who has many
friends in Caldwell, was married
the 9Th inst. to Lord Nelson
Raney, at Boise City.
Hon. D. l.. Bailey started last
Saturday on a business trip
through North Idaho. He will or
ganize an I. o. o. F. Lodge at
Genesee before his return.
Married, at the residence of
the BRIDES parents, Tuesday, June
IL, 1889, Mr.. Merritt Twogood and
Miss Ida Wood, Rev. Gwinn, Off
ciating.
III. J. Shorb was in from Bob.
Noes sheep ranch last Wednes-
day. He says Mobiles wool clip
this year will go over 10000
pounds and that he will sell 5000
mutton sheep also. He has about
10000 head, all told.
A. w. McClain, one of Brunt
Young's bridge boys, who went to
Oklahoma during the first excite
ment, has returned and is with the
bridge outfit again. Nc. says there
are too many people in Oklahoma
for pleasure or profit.
AN old gentleman who was
fortunate enough to be at the Pres
byterian social, and who is COM
petent judge, says that Caldwell
has more pretty, clever, lovable
girls than any town he was every
in; but in his humble opinion the
Young men were d. ordinary,
Geo. Little and a. L. Eblen
started east last Monday with two
car loads of horses, which they are
going to take to Ohio. Mr.. Little
will visit his old home and friends
in Kentucky before he returns.
He has been in the west over twenty
years, aud this is his first trip back
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