The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-15
NO.. 40.

Thursday, November 81, is Thanks
giving Day.
Call at the Fruit Stand when you
want fruit of any kind.
Grand Masonic Ball on December
f,0 See advertisement in anoth er col
umn.
Tom Roman, one of the Sand Hol-
low ranchers, was in town several days
this week.
Mr.. VIM. Young, of Portland, Ore
con. has accepted position in M. B.
Gwinn's store.
Don't pass the fruit stand, but go
right in and purchase some OF that
elegant fruit.
Miss Laura Patton has gone to
Shoshone and will make her home with
an aunt at that place in the future.
The ball given by the Caldwell
Orchestra last Tuesday evening was
ypraat success socially and great fail
ure financially.
j. NJ. Martin has opened up a
saloon in the building recently vacated
Inv DR.. Wrights Drug Store. This
makes six saloons in Caldwell.
Large invoices just received of
hose Incompatible Buckingham, W..
Douglass and James Means Boots
Ind Shoes, at the I. S. Co.'S City Leather
Goods Store.
81 Brown Bros. are putting two fronts
I In their new saloon, one facing Front
Street and the other facing the railroad.
II liz will be novel and attractive room
when completed.
DR.. A. F. Isham is putting the
shelving and fixtures in his new room
When DR.. gets fixed up, as at present
planned, he will have store that will
be credit to the country.
The wife and child of John T
Morrison arrived from Pennsylvania
last Saturday night, to join the hus
M band and father. We hope they will
III be pleased with sunny Idaho"
III $. H. Baker, the jeweler, is located
in his new quarters, opposite the new
brick block, where he would like to Sc
all of his old patrons, and many new
ones. Charges as low as the lowest.
The firm of F. R. Coffin & Bro. ar
about to dissolve and offer their entir
stock for sale at cost. See advetise
ment in another column. 1t will III
doubtedly pay you to interview Their
when you want anything in their lint
Court Northrup has made chang
from the Boise City store to the Gallo
well store of T. r. Coffin & Bro, an
will be citizen of Caldwell for til
present. Court is not stranger
Caldwell people by any means.
Several couple of Caldwell's youn
people went down to the ranch of thu
Jolly bachelor-Mr. Mike Devers-las
Saturday night, and INDUCED in a
oyster supper, such as only Bonanz
Ranch knows how to get up. TT
affair was thoroughly enjoyed by ii
participants.
Robert White, an old and respecte
rancher of Boise valley, died last wee
The TRIBUNE has been unable
obtain any particulars Of the sad even
but it does know that Mr.. White hel
the highest esteem and confidence
~ all who knew him in life. Honorabl
n J Upright, and honest, he endeared hin
self to his neighbors and friends, al
his death is deplored by all.
Mr.. Robert Altman, better know
as Scotch Bob" returned from g
months visit to Scotland this wee
The visit evidently agreed with BE
as he returns with about fifty poun
IN avoirdupois moro flesh than when
went away. AS he returned bcfo
the Mckinley Bill got in good workil
shape, he managed to bring it in fl
of duty, which he regards as gre
scoop on the custom house oflicia
Bob says Scotland is good enough
visit, but Idaho is the place to live.
The following from the Baker CT
Reveille, may be of interest to t
friends of "Buck" Needham: "Chi
Needham, an engineer on the ca
bound passenger train from Huntin
ton to Glenn's Ferry, had his right al