The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-22

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Thanksgiving Dinner at the Com
mercial.
Taxes come high, but we must !
have them.
Money taken on subscription at |
this office
Mr.. W. W. Wood is building new
residence.
Fresh Bread every day at the Fruit
Stand. Also pies, cakes, etc.
Born, Sunday, November 16, 1890,
to Mr.. and Mrs. John Zehner, fine
baby girl.
Notice the fine display of elegant
Towels, Shawls, Skirts and Dedspreads
at Cakes Bros.
"A grand New England supper and
bean guessing contest will be given on
Thanksgiving evening at Payette.
For Sale-TIIE CALDWELL TRIB-
UNE-in lots of one or two. One for
one year So; two for one year S..
Turkey and cranberry sauce at the
Commercial Thanksgiving, at 6 o'clock
p. m. Meals so cents ON special occa-
sions.
The mercury is dropping every
day, but has not got down near as low
as the prices at Stiles & Dunbar's pop
ular store.
The "Weiser Signal" will soon
make it's appearance, with r. E. Lock
wood at the helm. He has the best
, wishes of the TRIBUNE.
Y Owing to the change in the arriva
of trains, all mail for the East must bt
: in the post office before o'clock p. m
{ No mail is carried on local trains a
$ heretofore, as both trains stop a
: Caldwell.
&C. w. Cooper turned out car loa'
!, of Combination Wire Fence this weel
! for the Keisel ranch near Parma. 1t i
to be used in fencing mammoth prun
!, orchard In few years that sectio
of country will be noted for its fruit
is Testimony is conflicting as to tn
" merits of the Mckinley troupe. Th
0. performance was pronounced goot
ic bad and Indifferent by as many differ
emit critics. THE TKIBUNE's crit
was absent and consequently can e,
- press no opinion. We learn that the
- will show here again in the near futur
tE Mr.. E. J. Smith, formerly a citize
We of Caldwell, but now of Long Vale
was in town last Tuesday. The mar
friends of Jim will be glad to leal
'io that he was elected one of the commi
~ sioners of Boise county at the la
'H IN election, He is enthusiastic over t.
w. present and future prospects of Lol
- Valley.
w. f. Schnabel, who has been sit
-, for some weeks, has entirely recover
~ and taken personal charge of his sta
On line between here and Jordan Vail
y 'V and De Lamar again. During his j
ho ness the line was not kept up to t
standard which he desires, and he nj
CHI calls attention to the fact that he h
n put on new stock, engaged compete
to drivers, and is running line second
nre none in Idaho. You can leave Ca
le- well at Z o'clock a. m. and arrive at
Lamar at 8 o'clock p. m. the same d
ous Travellers will at once see the super
80, advantages offered to those desiring
,,n 60 to De Lamar or Jordan Valley. !
TO-, Schnabel guarantees iirst-class sery
NV and reasonable rates.
OK "A new industry has sprung up
Caldwell and is tlourishing. 1t is no
sst- ing more or less than stealing coal fr
the passing trains. If freight train ST.
in minute in Caldwell and there
law coal car on, it is boarded and C
9 to thrown off as long as it remains
to town. 1t is then carried away.
axe coal train stopped one night last w
,ur- few moments, and three wag
backed up and began to load almost
70 soon as the car stopped. THE TRIBr
non wants it understood that it does
her consider it wrong to take coal un
you the circumstances. Here is tow
but 1000 people wholly dependent u
the the railroad company for coal. L
! in are willing to buy and have none,
cial pay, but the company refuses to deli
ber fuel on the plea that they have