The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-08-03
Buy your drugs of Isham.

buy your drugs Oh isham.
New goods of all kinds arriving
daily at Gwnn's.
w. w. Wilson, of Kansas, is
working on the books at Gwinn's
-Wanted-a good young milch
cow. Enquire of Mrs. M. Pefferle.
The new Methodist church
bids fair to be thing of beauty.
The heir apparent of TRIBUNE
the big was very sick boy this
week.
ALI those who drink Isham's
soda are happy and healthy. And
30 is Isham.
Swimming is the favorite past
time now. The water is splendid
above the dam.
Mrs. Simon Dement, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. John Learned,
at Burns, Oregon.
The little child of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. B. Sebree was very sick a
few days this week.
Stoves, stoves, stoves at M. B.
Gwinn's. of all kinds and sizes and
at prices that defy competition.
Take your prescriptions to
Isham. He will compound them
carefully, quickly and cheaply.
There will be a song service at
the Presbyterian Church Sunday
evening. 1t will prove interesting.
The game law was out last
Thursday. And our local sports
are sharpening up their shot guns.
The Caldwell Lumber Co., are
rebuilding their lumber sheds and
making other internal improve
ments.
Mrs. B. T. Young will spend a
few weeks at the Guyer Hot Springs
at Ketchum, during the hot
weather.
-Isidor Mayer has filled up the
hole in front of his store, adding
both to the looks and cleanliness of
the street.
Pay your subscription to The
TRIBUNE one year in advance, and
get the San Francisco Call for
nothing.
Rev. Dwight Spencer, of Salt
Lake City, was in town several
days this week stirring up the Bap-
fist Brethren.
Don't forget that Isham has
more drugs than money, strange as
the assertion may seem. He offers
them for sale cheap.
Swain Beatty and P. A. Devers
have each received the appointment
of Notary. Public. There will be
come tall swecring done now.
C. H. VanWyngarden, c. A.
Hand, Simon Dement, and John and
Frank Steunenberg were in Boise
City last Monday on land business.
Capt. w. L. Geary, of Ontario,
and Keisel, Mayor of Ogden, Utah,
proved up on their desert entrys
under the Sebree ditch last Mon
day.
The Seventh Day Adventists
are holding big revival at Parma,
and are bringing many lost sheep
into the fold. Even uncle George
Holbrook is wavering.
VIM. Maxwell, who went west
a few weeks ago, has returned to
Caldwell. He tried Oregon, but
soon found that web feet were not
becoming to Missourians.
George Hogue and wife, Of
Ellensburg, Washington, stopped
off at Caldwell on their return from
an eastern visit, for a few days stay
with the Maxeys, to whom they are
related.
Mrs. S. NJ. Coffin and her two
boys returned home from Soda
Springs last Tuesday. They are
accompanied by Miss Nellie Phelps,
of Ottumwa, Iowa, Mrs. Collins
sister.
Our old friend. Mr.. A. A
Howard, is having more than his
share of hard luck. Some months
ago he broke his leg at the knee
and is yet confined to the house
being scarcely able to get around
with a crutch.
Mr.. George Cakes, of Var
Wyck, Long Valley, has moved thu
safe from Judge Beaty's Office, for
merly belonging to Hon. Jas. S
Negley, to his place of business
at that place. Must be making
money up therel
The Jordan Valley stage lin,
promises to be CT great Importance
Yesterday morning great deal 0
freight had to be left over, as Their