The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-29

The Mckinley Bill has raised every
thing except the prices at the " Finest"
Fresh Bread, Pies, Cakes and Frait
of all kinds at Mrs. Billington's fruit
stand.
I came, I saw, I purchased. And
so will you if you go down to the fruit
stand.
"A fire at Shoshone recently de-
stroyed the Dewey House and other
property.
VIM. e. Rule has made application
to the Governor to be appointed No
tary Public.
-Oakes Bros bull team was in for a
load of freight for their Van Wyck
store this week.
We stop the press to announce that
the mail train was through on time one
day this week.
Real Estate transfers to the amount
of $4,000 or S.. 900 have taken place in
Caldwell the past week.
Rule s. Cole have their real estate
office in full running order, and are
rustling with the rest of us.
p. A. Deyers, acting as agent, dis
posed of ranch under the Sebree
ditch at good figure, this week.
Stiles & Dunbar, the "Finest,
have the most complete line of Dry
Goods and Groceries in the city.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding of Mr.. J. III. Gwinn and Miss
Charlie Lucus next Thursday, Deem
Der 4.
The talking maybe, belonging to
Mrs. w. p. Carter, met violent death
one day last week, by getting under a
falling window.
The Ladies' Society cleared $3.50 at
their bazaar recently held at the Pres
byterian church. We learn they intend
to seat the church.
The winds are surely tempered to
the shorn lamb of Boise Valley these
days. We have no coal and during the
day have no use for it.
We have Corsets for the large and
small, the short and tall. the lean and
fat, in sizes fom IS to Sc, all in extra
long waist at Cakes Bros.
j. w. Daniels, a real estate man
from Boise City, was in town this
week. He was trying to procure val
ley property for sale.
If your watch or clock is out of
order, take it to Bakers's, opposite the
new brick block. All work warranted
trst-ciass.
Jesse Harmon sold 800 acres of
sage brush land, on Five Mile, through
J. w. Daniels, of Boise City, this week
for $4,000. He has another ranch down
the valley for sale.
Old Hi Price, otherwise known as
the Big Prophet, was forcibly expelled
from the Finest" this week. The
proprietors say they have no place for
him in their store.
"A time to dance-December 10, at
the New Masonic Temple. They are
sparing no pains or expense to make
this ball the grandest ever given in
Caldwell. Buy ticket.
"A. G. Martin and f. NJ. Ruse who
have bedn working in the blacksmith
shop of A. l.. Butts, will go to Nampa
and upen up shop, the first of the
week. They are good, substantial
citizens.
Matte Parry krekel will deliver a
free lecture at Browns new brick on
Sunday and Monday evenings, at 7:3o
p. m. Her subject viii be on the de-
mands of Secularism. She is said to
be an eloquent and interesting talker.
Just think of it. Only so cents
For that small amount you can carry a
musket in THE TRIBUNE army for
three months. This offer holds until
December 10. We will take no sub
scription for a year at this rate. Send
the paper to your friends in the far
east. Is it not worth fifty cents to you
to know what the first State Legista-
ture is doing? THE TRIBUNE will have
special reporter at Boise City and
will keep its readers posted. You
can't spend half dollar more profit
ably.