The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-25
This is Cakes Bros. opening day.

handle only the best.
---Isidor Mayer has put up very
attractive sign On his new store room.
You should see those new and
elegant Heating Stoves at Frank K.
Coffin & Bros. They are works OF art
The Forest Jubilee Band will
give concert in the Presbyterian
Chuch, Thursday evening, October 80,
1890. at $50, o'clock p. m. Admission
20 cents.
Miss Lou. Sebree has accepted a
position as type writer at Gwinns.
Miss Bishop occupies similar position
at Coffin's.
Just received at Caldwell Lumber
Co.'S yard, a Car of sidewalk lumber.
TO and get what you can use without
any waste. ....
No more swearing over the old
coffee grinder on cold mornings. Stiles
Il Dunbar grind all coffee purchased of
them free.
Mr.. II. II. Jones is putting up
new house near his present residence
FOR rent. lie will have no trouble in
keeping it occupied.
The brick layers are at work on
the walls of Brown Bros. new brick
building, They intend to have it ready
FOR occupancy yet this fall.
The full proceedings Of the Board
of County Commissioners will be found
on another page of this paper. If you
are interested in county news, read it.
"A man was over from DeLamar
this week in a vain search for vacant
house. He said at least ten families
from that place would spend the win
ter here, provided they could get houses.
If you want to see something
handsome, go to F. r. Coffin & Bros
store and ask to sac The 208 Gold Coin,
The 81 Gold Coin, The 10 Gold Coin,
The 151 Geld CON- The Prairie Queen
and The Palace Universal
THE TRIBUNE job department is
booming. Two press are kept busy
every day and yet there are over 100000
impressions on the job hook patiently
waiting their tnrn. In less than two
years The TRIBUNE will be running
the largest lob printing house in Idaho.
The lottery bill is published in
another column. As will be seen by a
careful perusal gift enterprises, raffles,
etc, are barred as well as well lottery
schemes. A newspaper cannot now
advertise even the average church fair
without making itself liable to line and
imprisonment.
The Bachelors Club lost two
strong, sturdy members this week.
McNeilly and Cakes have given the old
organization the ignominious shake.
Since Bailey ate up the bologna gavel,
the club has seemed to have lost it's
balance wheel, and old and tried men,
bers are deserving even as rats desert
a sinking ship. While the past few
months have been heart breaking to
the faithful, we predict that Novem-
Der will mark an era in its history that
the tears of ages cannot efface from
the records.
The Boise Sun tries to run silly
bluff Oh Caldwell by calling on them to
put up their stuff" on their ball nine.
, The Caldwell nine beat Boise City
under very adverse circumstances at the
Capital City, and can easily do so every
day in the week with fair show. AS
to playing for money, our boys have
not time nor patience to play one of
,s Boise City's 15-cent summergames, but
If they mean business up there and
. can raise $1,000, our boys win relieve
them of it with MS much ease as pleas
ure. And we now call upon the sun to
put up or shut up"
William Hamilton, son of Robt.
Hamilton, was arrested last week and
taken to Boise City, adjudged insane
and taken to Blackfoot. The unfortun-
ate youth is son of Robt. Hamilton,
of Parma, and through u severe spell of
sickness few years ago, he became
partly deranged. He was entire harm
less, however, and who caused his
arrest is unknown to the parents, as his
father was saway from home and did
not know anthing of the affair until
his son was in the asylum, He inn
mediately went to Boise City, and after
consultation with friends in that place,