The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-06-29
somebody say something

Did somebody say something
about ten .cents2
-Gwinn is shipping baled hay
to Mountain Home.
Get box of that fancy sta
tionery at Badley's.
"A. Feuch, of Star, made us a
plea SAINT call last Monday.
John Arvidson, of Reynolds
Creek, was in town Friday.
j NJ. Cook is now water dis
penser on the Strahorn ditch.
L. NJ. Gates and Sam Whitten-
berg, of Succor Creek, were in town
this week.
Go and shake the dice with
Bailey for a cigar. He can't
shake a little.
p. Grogan and Joe Milan
shipped two cars of horses from this
point last Saturday.
DO not depart from the straight
and narrow way, but take your pre-
scriptions to Isham's.
-Messrs. Sales, Glover and
Mickey, of Jordan Valley, were in
town several days this week.
DO you drink soda water?
If not, why not? A health certifi-
cate with every glass at Isham's.
Legal cap, FOOLS cap, letter
paper, note paper, envelopes at
Badley's. Also fancy stationery.
Don't forget that Isham has
more drugs than money, strange as
the assertion may seem. He offers
them for sale cheap.
"A little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. F. Parish died last week,
and was buried in the Caldwell
cemetery last Sunday. The
bereaved parenss have the SYM
pathy of all.
-Messrs. Isidor Mayer and A.
A. Hoover are going to put up
new brick store room as soon as
the necessary arrangements can be
made. 1t will probably be located
somewhere on the block now &C.
cupied by the band stand. Details
will be given when they material
ize.
When Jake Hamm says he
has the best equipped blacksmith
and wagon shop, and the most
competent workmen In the county,
he don't ask you to take his word
for it. He wants you to come
around and satisfy yourself, and
if he has made any misstatement
he wants to know it. Take your
work to Hamm and you will get
the worth of your money.
The Caldwell excursionists to
the opening Of the Hot Springs
Hotel at Haley, report a glorious
time, and are enthusiastic in their
praise of the grandure and elegance
of that now famous summer resort.
Of course they were brilliantly en-
tertained. We all know the ability
of Mr.. and Mrs. Strahorn in the
role of host and hostess.
The TRIBUNE has just turned
out 500 40-page pamphlets, The
General School Laws of Idaho Ter
ritory, which for good plain print
ing and general neatness cannot be
excelled anywhere. Churches, Sc
cret societies, fair associations, ETC.,
that want their proceedings print
ed should remember that we are
fitted to do that class of |
work, and at eastern prices. Send
for samples of our work. Esti-
mates furnished promptly.
Last Friday some patrons and
friends of education met in the |
Smith school house to witness the |
closing exercises of the select |
school, taught by Miss Lou hurry. |
All agreed that the hospitality of
the good people of that community |
cannot be outdone as was mani
fest by the excellent lunch provid-
ed. The class work showed great |
effort by teacher and scholars,
and the literary performances were
Of high order. 1t is evident that
young America developing in the !
vicinity of the Sebree ditch will re-
ceive many calls to the legislative
halls of both state and nation.
The Boise Statesman says the
Pacific Hotel at this place is closed.
We had fondly hoped with the re-
.irement of Kelly that those dirty
little filings at Caldwell, which have
been characteristic of the States
nan since the town was started,