The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-05-11
THE TRIBUNE.
CALDWELL. IDAHO. MAY II, 1850

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Miss Addie Andrews was Wis.
iting friends in town Thursday.
Mrs. B. T. Young was smiling
on. friends in town last Wednesday
| Seeds, seeds-fower, vegeta.
BILE and garden-at Little & Blatch.
lcy's drug store.
! Foot ball is still the leading
sport in Caldwell. The boys have
sent for daisy.
r. A. Cowden left on Wedncs-
day night on a business trip to
Denver, Colorado.
Mr.. E. May shipped six car
loads of cattle from Caldwell to
Portland yesterday.
Mr.. w. G. McNielly, a rancher
under the Strahorn ditch, has been
quite sick for some time.
/ Professor Bed-Springs Harmon
is preparing lecture to deliver be-
fore the Bachelors Club.
Hon. D. L. Bailey visited
Emmett this week. He says times
arc very dull over there.
Tom. Fades is quite sick at
the residence of T. III. galloway.
Some lung trouble is the cause.
w. D. Evans came over from
Castle Creek this week. He says
grass is fine and stock of all kinds
fat.
Watch and pray is the COM
mand of the scripture. Moe will
furnish the watch at reasonable
rates.
Mrs. Phipps, of Succor Creek,
brought her twelve year old child
over to Caldwell for medical treat.
ment this week. Erysipclas.
The brick and stone work on
Monte B. Gwinn's new store room
is completed. The carpenters, tin
ners now have charge of the build
ing.
We acknowledge pleasant
call from Messrs. Cakes and Duff,
of Payette Valley, Thursday.
Glad to see you, gentlemen, call
again.
DIR. Pefferle, tooth doctor, will
leave for Silver City and Jordan
Valley about the middle of next
week. Don't delay if you want
work done.
Mrs. Buck Needham, off
Glenn's Ferry, was in Caldwell this
week looking for a house, with a
view to moving here. Mr.. N. is a
well-known engineer. |
The NJ. E. Society did a verv1
nice business at their pancake and |
ice cream social Thursday night.
Just who the champion cake eater
is, has not yet been decided.
"A telegram was received from
Winnemucca last Monday an
nouncing the death of s. e. Brins-
don, the poor fellow we told about
in last weeks issue. He died next
lay after arriving at there.
"A big, fat, healthy fellon had
,he impudence to attack Jim Kin
zaids thumb, and actually sue
,eeded in making life anything
put pleasure for the tough old
democrat for few days.
Mr.. c. w. Cooper has pur-
chased the corner now occupied by
.sham's drug store, of w.. N.
shilling, of Ogden. Price, 1900.
Mr.. Cooper is to be congratulated {
IN obtaining valuable piece of
cheap.
Drop into Noes and see his t
legant line of new watches. He I
has n.elegont line, and they will !
'e sold at the lowest prices imag- q
nable. If you want a good watch | i
ow is the time to buy one cheap. /
six Moe about it. 8
THE citizens of Nanpa are t
1uch excited over mushrooms. I
he recent rains seem to have
rought them up by the thousands, r
rom all reports. Of course it does {
OF necessarily follow that Nampa f
a mushroom growth t
Mrs. Robt. Henderson's little |
aughter met with a very severe '
ccident some two weeks ago, and )
ne report came to town Thursday 0
nat the little sufferer was diving. d
p to the hour of going to press 9
e have learned nothing new. L
The Howard Sebree Co. put on . .
bright, new, free delivery wagon I
lst Tuesday morning. The town ;,
as grown to that Importance that y y
ich conveniences are necessary. -
nd can be made profitable. We
# our hat to the enterprise of the h
J. S. Co. T
Bailey has his postoffice room Sc
Early completed, and it is as SC
light and cheerful as you can pl
lag;ne. We venture to say that til
will put in a postofiice that the W
wn will be proud of. and one that OF
II defy competition. He will DC
we monopoly, sure. lie;
-Blewitt & Co., who shipped h %'
out 100000 sheep into Chicago in
st year, will send 10000 this TO-
ar. They have contracted al N
ady for the following deliveries: We
'tario, 10000; La Grande, 5000; W., ws
ldwell, $1,000; Huntington, 15,- II, GS
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