The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-06-15

Look at Collins boot and shoe
picture gallery. There is money
in every look.
The w. C. T. U. will meet al
Mrs. Harmon's, Saturday, June Is
at 2:3o p. m.
The Silver City Telegraph Co
has incorporated and will extend
the line to Wagontown.
c. s. Scott went up the road
last night to meet his wife, who has
been visiting in Montana.
Services at the Presbyterian
church Sunday evening, by Rev,
Boone. None in the morning.
Mrs. Mary Davis, wife of Mr..
Geo. J. Davis, died in Weiser City,
at 2:30 p. M, Sunday, June Both.
Mrs. Mayer and Miss Jennie
Maxey visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Sands, of Sands Basin this week.
e. B. Deyoe, travelling auditor
U. P, and J. E. Burch, Route Agt.
Pacific Express Co., were in town
yesterday.
Coffin is making great internal
improvements in his immense store
room, preparatory to receiving an
81, 300 stock of clothing.
-Isidor Mayer, the rustler, con-
templates putting up a brick store
room this summer. Isidor will
have whole brick block before he
stops.
The Misses Pefferle are doing
nice business at their ice cream
stand. There is nothing SO refresh
ing as dish of ice cream on a hot
day, and the people appreciate the
efforts of the young ladies in this
line. They kept their parlor open
for the accommodation of the
dancers Friday night.
The Caldwell Band has been
been engaged to 60 to HALEY
and furnish the music for the open
ing of the HALEY Hot Springs Ho-
tel. Strahorn always gets the best
of everything, and knows were to
send for the best music in the ter
ritory. The opening of this ele-
CANT hotel will be a grand event,
and furnish an elegant opportunity
for our people to visit HALEY.
We would call attention to the
new ad. of Mrs. C. o. Needham.
The enterprise is one which Cald-
well has long needed frst-class
restaurant, where hot lunch may
be obtained at any hour of the
day. She has refurnished and re-
fitted the old Palace Restaurant,
and will run first-class restaurant
and bakery, with ice cream parlor
in connection. Try the new res
taurant and we guarantee you will
be pleased.
Does the Caldwell Board of
Trade imagine for moment that
the mail route to Long Valley from
this point, is coming without an
effort on their part? If so they
are badly fooled. and they will be
rudely awakened from their quiet
dream, and find the Long Valley
trade and patronage, which is now
coming here, going elsewhere.
1t does seem as though Caldwell
has no more enterprise than Boise
City this summer-in fact, that
town is ahead on the Long Valley
proposition.
Alice Durwaulin, a young
French lady of Detroit, Mich, who
does not understand English, aged
% years, wants to get married and
writes to THE TRIBUNE to know
what it will charge to announce the
fact to the bachelors of Caldwell.
Nothing at all, dear Alice, nothing
at all. We gladly make your
modest announcement gratis, and
right here we wish to extend the
use of our columns to Caldwell
girls, who wish to make similar
announcements. The Bachelors
Club have agreed to pay for the
space.
j. Palmer, the man suspected |
of completely in cracking Frank
Randall's safe at Nampa, had a
hearing before Esquire Randall at |
Boise City, Tuesday, Edgar Wilson
appearing for the people, and Chas.
H. Reed, for Palmer. We have not
learned the result of the examina-
ton, but if the fellow is bound over
it will be the result of the skillful
work OF officers S. l.. Morrow and
Frank Huntington, of this place.
They followed the tracks of the rob-
bers for over half a mile and one of
them corresponded exactly with |
the shoes worn by the prisoner.
Judge Beatty has at last ac-
quired fame. He has a prepare.