The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-02-02
THE TRIBUNE.
CALDWELL, IDAHO. FEB. 2, 1859
John Zenher is in town.

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Hon. d. L. Bailey spent las
Sunday with his family here.
The Cinnamon are having ,
great time over China New Year
VIM. McKnett, of Lower Boise
was in town Wednesday.
Everybody buys drugs o
1sham, or at least they ought to.
Mr.. C. NJ. Wheel is quite
sick. Hope to see him out soon.
&C. V. Haupt, an old and re
spected citizen of Haley, died re
Gently.
Drop in at Isham's when you
want drugs. Fresh goods and
low prices.
Another important business
change-China Jim has sold out to
another celestial.
Born, on Thursday, Jan. 81,
1889, to Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Boone,
a fine daughter.
Notice Gwinn's new departure.
1t will pay you to get his prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
--Freighters from Silver City
say that the mercury has not
touched zero yet. Different here.
Rev. Boone has moved into
one of the dwelling houses manu-
featured out of the old school
house.
-Isham will be found at the old
stand Notwithstanding the chilly
weather, and his prices are sinking
with the mercury.
-Brunt Young, the popular
bridge foreman, recently met with
an accident by which he lost a part
of finger. Hard luck, Brunt.
Born, January 81, 1889, to Mr..
and Mrs. F. L. Olmstead, a fine
daughter. This probably accounts
for the agitation in railway circles.
-Gwinn's first car load of
wagons, buggies, plows, disc har-
rows, mowers, rakes, ETC., arrived
this week. When in town call and
see them.
Mr.. Al. Kaufman, formerly
of this place, but now of Pocatello,
was in town several days this week.
He thinks of locating in Caldwell
again.
1t is current rumor on the
streets that Mrs. John Thomas, of
this city, recently fell heir to an
estate in Germany, valued at $780,
600.
p. A. Devers went to Shoshone
last Thursday to relieve Charlie
Doan, Howard Sebree Co.'S mana
ger at that point, who takes a
months vacation.
That old reliable weather
prophet--the Ground Hog-will
make his appearance to-day. The
old Missouri Ground Hog never
makes false calculation. If he
sees his shadow you might just as
well order a ton of coal.
Mr.. F. M. Lucus has purchas-
ed the corner, two lots, opposite
Coffin & Bro, of w. N. Shilling,
of Ogden, paying therefore $1,000.
He is adding an addition to the
old building already on the lots.
Capt. Gordon, of Bellevue,
who has been lobbying in Boise the
past three weeks, stopped of at
Caldwell last Wednesday, on his
way home. The Capt. will attend
The Inauguration ball at Washing
ton next month. He is a candi-
late for Marshal of Idaho.
j. F. Lackey, of Ontario, is in
own. He says they had another
murder in their county. Two
sheep herders had a quarrel as to
The number of black sheep in their
lock, which resulted in one of
hem shooting the other one dead.
The murderer is in Jail at Vale.
DIR. a. F. Isham last Wednes-
lay received the latest improved |
oda apparatus, and will soon en-
lark in the enterprise of manufac-
uring all kinds of soda and min
raj water, root beer, ginger ale,
nd all kinds of carbonated goods
lnder the firm name of the Idaho
'ottling Works. The apparatus is
he latest improved, weighs about
900 pounds, cost 81, 800 and has
capacity of one hundred and
ixty-six dozen bottles per day.
1r. Isham does not go into the bus
ness blindly, but already has
ssurances of patronage that will
nake the investment paying one.
t will be the only enterprise of the
ind between Ogden and Baker
,ity, thus leaving q big Territory