The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-03-09

gate.
Sheriff 'Rube" Robbins, was in
town Wednesday. What's the
matter now?
A man by the name of Brown,
from Omaha, was buying horses
here this week.
Mr.. Manse Eastman, of Boise
City's leading hotel, was in town
last Wednesday.
Seeds, seeds-fiower, vegetable
and garden-at Little & Batch
ley's drug store.
Mr.. A. Bascom, the leading
merchant of Emmett, was in town
last Wednesday.
Visiting cards, wedding sta
tionery, all kinds of fine printing
at THE TRIBUNE.
Uncle Dryden will surely be
put out Of the Bachelors Club if
he does not reform.
Frank R. Coffin, of Boise, was
in town last Saturday, returning
home Sunday evening.
If we don't get plenty of rain
this spring, it will be cheaper to
drink whisky this fall.
Boone says he will not advance
the price of stamps under the re-
publican administration.
Lucas & Shepherd have painted
their harness shop, and put down a
new walk; looks very neat.
-Chas. O, Picard, of Pickard &
Roberts, went to Portland last Tues
day, to interview the stock market.
Fifty thousand letter heads at
THE TRIBUNE Office. Will do print
ing cheap during the dull season.
"A force has been put on the
improvement Company's ditch, to
prepare it for the summers work.
Mr.. James Haines, sagebrush
pioneer under the Improvement Cos
ditch has been quite sick recently.
Mrs. S. D. Hartkopf and little
daughter have been sick of late.
They are both some better at pres
ent.
-Four brother john" is working
for Picard & Roberts, during Mr..
Picard's wild dissipation in Port
land.
Picard & Roberts sold fifteen
head of fine beef steers to Portland
parties this week. Price $50 per
head.
DR.. Reynold will soon start a
paper at Salubria, Washington
county, to be called the Idaho Cit
izen.
We notice freight bills are just
as high under the new administra-
ton. Harrison is evidently neglect
ing his duty.
1t is reported that the U. P. R.
r. have bought out the Pacific
Hotel Co. and will run dining cars
in the near future.
The base ball club will be or
gained. With professionals like
King, Maskrey, Logue, Beatty and
Sebree, it will be hummer.
The Odd Fellows will give
grand ball April Goth, the anniver-
sary of the Order, and will also
probably have other exercises.
Aid Cakes has purchased the
house formerly occupied by Geo.
Cakes, of r. e. Miller. Straws
show the way the wind blows.
Sherman M. Coffin, left last
morning for Portland, San
Francisco, and other coast towns.
He will be absent about month.
Some eight or ten cars of fat
we're shipped from this point to
Portland this week. Boise Valley
S supplying Portland with beef
cattle now.
-"Hell or no help is the theme
If discussion about town these
lays. If we don't get rain, the
question will be answered in the |
1t is truthfully said that Hank |
Dorman is growing taller and more
popular with the ladies every day. |
The long pole knocks the persim-
mons, you know.
CLARK Braden delivered a SER
es of interesting lectures here in
defense of christianity. While his
'iews are not accepted by many,
I'll admit that he is an able man.
Capt. Packard's household
FOODS were packed and shipped to
him at Olympia, Washington,
his week. Begins to look as
hough we have lost the Captain for
,ood.
The TRIBUNE has been laying
n an immense stock of stationery
nd new material, and is nearly
rowded into the street. Wait I'M
il we get room according to our
trength.
The Bellevue Press now comes
, us with the name of Geo. P.
Wheeler spiked to the mast head. ,
gorge will wake the Bellevueites {
p to a realizing sense of their duty {
anybody can.