The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-13


Your choice for ten cents,
james Ford and wife of Succor
creek, are in town for winter supplies,
Mrs. Nellie Hawthorn and dauch-
tiers of Weiser, Idaho, are visiting Mrs.
NJ. B. Gwinn.
Remember Gwinn sells the World |
Renowned Acorn Cook Stove. Call |
and get his prices.
-Conundrum-Where is Bill Isaacs
A liberal reward will be paid anyone
solving the above, by J. G. Roop.
THAT display window in DR..
Wrights drug store is very tastefully
and is filled with choice
Christmas goods.
$. S. Foote has sold his feed store
at this place to the Caldwell Forward
ing Company. The stock has been
removed the Company's warehouse.
Mrs. NJ. E. Curtis desires to state
to the ladies of Caldwell that she will
do all kinds of fashionable dressmaking
at reasonable rates. She can be foun d
at the home of Mr.. ]. P. johnson. 5O*
See those fine toys at Bailey & Co.,
They are pretty and what is more, sub
stantial. Don't buy toys that will be
wreck before Christmas night when you
can get something that will last for a
year.
Boone, Mckenzie, Dorman, Stat
ford and Curtis start for the hills Mon
day to bring in their stock for feeding.
If they run across any Indians doing
the ghost dance, there will be scatter
ment-of the boys.
M. b. Gwinn has been in Boise
City all week making Senators, and
giving Dubois and other experts point
ers on wire pulling. Monte is not a
clark horse" but he never refuses any
thing. This is meant as direct pointer
to the legislature.
Gov. Shoup overlooked Idaho's
great mining industry in his report, and
some members of the House from min.
ing districts are quite indignant about
it. The omission seems rather strange
as the Governor himself is from min.
eral county.
"A Resolution was adopted at the
Commercial Convention in Boise to
organize State Board of Trade, such
organization to cooperate with Mon.
tana and Utah and organize an Inter,
Mountain Board of Trade. A good
| move. The people can demand moth
ing without organization.
The story that THE TRIBUNE
would be sent free for one year to every
man who totedsfor TRIBUNE the big
was probably started in the heat. or
political campaign, and is consequently
not binding. At any rate we refuse tc
ifdeliver the goods, andthe subscription
lFemains at the same old price, SO. Now
is i'm etc. etc. i
Senate Bill No. Ian actto author
.ize the Judges of any Judicial District
of the State TO appoint competent
Eperson to act Us clerk of the District
Court in any county, when there is {
Vacancy in the office of clerk for such
4 county, or no person qualifying to act
land acting as clerk, has passed TIL,
Senate. John Gray, of Ada, was tn,
author. II ~ T.
Since the change Of officials, on the
L. p, the Mountain Home Mail ha.
resurrected the old division chestnut
and says Mountain Home, Nampa or
Caldwell win get the plum. We respect
fully but firmly refuse to enthuse, Mr.
Mail. Once upon time we were sill,
enough to locate divisions of the, rail
road, but the work was coarse and tn,
compensation unsatisfactory. Besides
we object to giving wealthy corpora
ton direct pointers for nothing.
The wonderful transformation tina
was to come over the u. Z. service whel
Jay Gould took a hand in the game
has failed to materialize. Trains ar,
more irregular and later than ever
One train has been taken off altogether
and the only prospects we see for an.
change in reading the many interview
with the Wizard" onthe subject, is
raise in rates. Poorer service, highe
rates. Come lack to us, Oh Charlie
Francis Adams, come back! Yo,
have been cursed and vilitied an
damned hut the nannln ara hnminnin