The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-04

Election is over and we are glad
of it.
We're not in it ! It's the other
Teller!
Gold, chilly weather for Republi-
cans.
Wanted waiter at the Haskell
House.
Fresh bread at the fruit stand
every day.
M. B. Gwinn and wife are at De
Lamar this week.
Remember the Acorn Stoves at
Gwinns. Call in and see them.
Mrs. T. NJ. Kerr was quite sick
this week. She is threatened with
pneumonia.
Frank r. Coffin & Bro. have Just
received the largest stock of Boots and
Sh oes ever seen in Idaho.
No, my son, Democrat and Dennis
are not synonymous terms in Ada
county this year.
Mr. VIM. Reagan. who has been
visiting his brother, A. j. Reagan,
returned to Missouri this week.
Graham & Hammer heve rented
the back room of Isham's new brick
where they will reopen their saloon as
finished
Winter apples and potatoes wanted
on subscription at this office. Some of
our old friends can easily pay up in
this way.
Jas. A. MCGEE, the Nampa rustler,
inform us that work on the Riden-
baugh ditch extension will be COM
menced this fall.
H. N. Maxsy has some fine spring
chicken on hand which are just aching
to get into the frying pan, and he
wants to sell themI
Mr.. j. M. Heady, one of Ontario's
leading business men, was in town last
Thursday. Things are quiet at On
tario," says he.
For q limited time Dickens Works
complete aosH be 9icera free to epery
subscriber Of The Tribune, aoho pays
one gear in Gdoonce.
The Statesman, Sun, Hornet and |
Progress left nothing unturned for )
republican success, but the Democrat. |
Times and TRIBUNE held them level,
&C. W. Cooper has been awarded |
the contract of building the new school |
house in District No. 2, price $500. |
The new building viii be built on the |
bluff road about seven miles east of
Caldwell
Read the big ad. of the Cakes
Brothers in to-day's TRIBUNE. The
boys mean business and intend to let
The public know what they are going
10 do. You will hear from them often.
Owing to the increase of business
an the postoffice at this place, Post
master Bailey has been compelled to
increase his Office room. He has also
ordered dozen new lock boxes which
VIII soon be put in position.
The business at the Caldwell post ,
Office is increasing wonderfully. For |
The quarter just ended the can collation.
was $431.60 and the total revenues of
the office $579.11. OF course this does
not include the money order business,
During the past three months 225 letters
were registered.
There is evidently something rot
ten in the railroad management of
late' Wrecks are becoming altogether
100 numerous for comfort. For the
past thirty days railroad disasters y
have averaged almost one n day c
on the U. z. Last Thursday the EAST '
MaiF was ditched somewhere near r
Shoshone and the train abandoned. II o
is almost as rare for train to come in 1
on time rs it was last winter when u
they were lighting the snow blockades. @
1t is becoming unsafe for travel, and q
unless something is done to stop these =
frequent wrecks, the road is going to s.
get most unsavory reputation
throughout the land. OF course we Ii
don't know where the trouble is-we st
ire not railroad men-but it does look b'
Is though something was out of gear. hi
Either the old track is worn out, or the II
company is running short h; : ded, or w
.ool carelessness on somebody's part. ps
The people in this country nav n pretty M