The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-20

Caldwell.
Mr.. Isaacs has just completed and
furnished the finest house in Caldwell,
and the happy couple will go to house
keeping at once.
THE TRIBUNE joins in general con-
CALCULATIONS.
Hon. j. M. Martin, who held down
a seat in the last Territorial Legisla-
ture, was in town last Wednesday.
1t is remarkable what a fiendish de-
light the ex-honorables take in point
ing out the mistakes and short comings
of the present honorables. They had
to stand being accused of every crime
on the calendar including murder, two
years ago, and now it is their turn.
Give it to 'em boys, they undoubtedly
deserve it.
-Brice Shipley, 7. A. Andrews, I. A.
Pease, T. w. Boone and 1. N. Tucker,
as directors, have filed articles of incor-
poration of the Lower Boise Ditch Co.
The purpose of the incorporation is to
continue the taking of water, as has
been done since 1867, from the Boise
river in what is known as the Lower
Boise ditch. The principal place of
business is the Tucker school house.
Just tell them that the other fell
low is dead" mysteriously whispered
Col. Stevenson as he walked into THE
TRIBUNE and pointed to the most ar
tistically blacked eye we ever saw. The
fighting editor was at once sent out to
find "who struck Billy Patterson" but
the latest information received at this
office, was that the black eye was closely
related to fall out of wagon.
Hon. D. L. Bailey is moving his
family to a farm on Five Mile, which
he has recently purchased. D. L. has
come to the conclusion that the only
true happiness in this world is enjoyed
by the tiller of the soil, and he proposes
to have his share of it. Caldwell will
miss him and his estimable family.
Gov. Shoup has issued supplement
tary message on the mining industry.
He recommends q memorial to Con-
gress praying for the free coinage of
silver.
-Oakes Bros. can show the best and
cheapest line of boots and shoes in the
city. Once trying is sufficient and you
will 60 to no other place.
The best assortment Of Fancy
Chinaware and Glassware to be seen in
Caldwell at remarkably low prices can
be found at Gwinn's.
keep the hall rolling! The best
way on earth to do it is to mask and
60 to the Pacific Hotel on New Years
night.
Rule & Cole are putting up glazing
real estate signs on the highways.
These gentlemen are Rustlers with q
big r.
Born, in Caldwell, December Is,
1890, to Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Wood, a
daughter, weighing eight pounds.
When In need Of a good pair of
Boots or Shoes 60 to Cakes Bros.
They can save you 20 per cent.
II. w. Boone has much improved
the looks Of his residence by surround
ing 1t with fine fence.
DIR. J. X. Dubois, of Boise City,
was In town this week, called in con-
sultation by DR.. Maxsy.
The finest display of Toys, Notious
and all kinds of Christmas goods at
Blatchley's
Judge Beatty has put fine hard
maple floor in his barber shop. 1t is q
beauty.
Mr.. r. o. Winslow, one of Nampa's
rustlers, was in town a day or two this
week.
Sec Badley's ten cent toy shelf.
Your choice for ten cents.
anted-three or four boarders at
the Fruit Stand.
A new walk is being laid in front
of Hoover and Isham's new building.