The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-06-08
The Weiser leader Of last issue

Miss Charlie Lucus, who has
been in Pendleton, Oregon, for some
months past, returned home last
Saturday evening.
John Mickey, a big sheep man
of Jordan Valley, met sister from
the east in Caldwell last Monday
and took her over to his ranch.
-"Our Mick" tried to run his
arm through the job press last
Monday, with disastrous results to
the arm. The press is still in the
ring.
The TRIBUNE intends to add
five hundred new names to it's list
this summer and will offer some
rare inducements. Keep your eyes
open.
You will never get such another
offer on reading matter as we
make this week. The best and
largest newspapers in the world for
nothing!
The Butte Butchering Co.
shipped ten car loads of cattle from
this place last Saturday, to Feeley,
Montana, They were purchased of
Levi Cortier.
Bob Williams has attempted
to bride THE TRIBUNE by adding
his name to the immortal list. He
succeeded in getting three dollars
worth of bride.
| -Cuddy, the bloated millionaire
of the Ontario Atlas, has taken his
whole family on visit to Omaha.
Don't know whether he took the
Atlas along or not.
| Don't forget the Farmers Club
meeting at 2 o'clock p. m. Satur-
day 18th inst, at THE TRIRuNE
Office. Come all; important mat
ters to be attended to.
Miss keenan, and Miss Riggs
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown, of this city, this week.
keenan, returned to her home in
Jordan Valley Friday.
MIR. George Holbrook, the re-
publican war horse of PBrma,
called at THE TRIBUNE office last
Thursday. Uncle George has gone
out ofpolitics and taken up religion.
| Don't 60 in ignorance of the
worlds news or borrow your neigh
bors's paper when you can get a
leading paper of either politics for
nothing. See THE TRIBUNE about
lit.
-Brunt Young, the boss bridge
carpenter, was in town Saturday
looking for girl, he said. We
don't want to be inquisitive nor pry
Into personal affairs, but we wonder
whether his wife knew it.
George Steunenberg and bale
of wool got into a little difficulty
last Tuesday, which resulted in
George being carried home with a
sprained ankle. He will be out of
the ring for week or two.
SIT shines for ALL" the great
democratic journal, the New York
Sun, published by the noted jour-
nalist, Chas. A. Dana. Read adj.
on this page and learn how to get
this great paper for nothing.
| 1.-THE greatest of them alp
The New York World-twelve
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ing newspapers of the world. We
give it away. Samples at this
office.
| A Mr.. Pease, of Salt Lake,
was awarded the contract of carry
ling the mail between this place and
Jordan Valley. We understand
the new line viii be put on July 1.
Now for line to Long Valley. We
must have it.
-Gwinn had house moved the
other day, as he had to move his
his old granary to make room for
his new wagon shed. You have
our sincere sympathy, Monte, we
know a thing or two about moving
a house to our sorrow.
"A man by the name of Thomas
who has herded sheep in the Sue
cor Creek country for the past ten
years, babe farewell to America
forever last fall and started for his
lold home in Wales. He turned up
again the other day, however.
Mrs John Crete, and her two
sons, Fred and Johnnie, were visit
ling Mr.. and Mrs. Isidor Mayer,
several days this week. They met
Miss Minnie Crete here, who arrived
from California, where she has been
attending school, on Sunday
evenings train.
| Did you ever hear of Horace
Greeley, founder of the New York
Tribune, now edited by Whitelaw