The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-07-18
WHOLE NO. 3o7

| ~o ooAN SOua water At lSham'S
When in need of insurance call on
Reed Il Dorman.
--Oakes Bros. have some pretty even
ing shades in sateens.
Ready mixed paint at $500 and
$s'.0 per gallon, at WrigAt's Drug
Store.
-Mackey, the photographer will be
IN town next Monday. See ad. in
another column.
Word has been received from Mrs
Howard Sebree that her father is still
alive, but very low.
Miss Eva Wilbur, of pocatello v;s.
tied with Miss Alice Carter this week.
She returned home last evening.
There is vast difference between
groceries cheap and cheap groceries.
Stiles 4 Dunbar will take pleasure in
explaining to you.
John Scales, of Silver City. is build
ing large tlume, and purchased hi,
lumber at the Wardwell yard. The bill
calls for over 5000 feet.
The Wardwell Go. have all tn.
freight teams they can get drawing
lumber from Emmett. Somebody
must be building somewhere.
Don't forget that Cakes Bros; sci,
John Mundell's solar tip school shoes
Tor boys and girls; they excel all Others
ana are % cents pair cheaper.
If you want photographs, remember
Frank Moore, the resident Photographer.
lie does good work at very reasonable
rates and spends the money with you.
The friends of William K,nkaid
will be panied to learn that he has been
very sick with spotted fever in High
valley. He is at the home of Elder
Morrow, and is therefore assured Of
kind and tender attention.
The appraisers of the Wardwell
estate were in town last Saturday.
taking an inventory of the Caldwell
yards. Miss Elsie Wardwell, surviving
partner of the Emmett Lumber Co..
will carry on the business at both
places. 8
There is man in Caldwell who
never asks lis this hot enough for you :"
He has already been offered $3.50
week and wash by the manager of a
Chicago Dime Musee, to exhibit him
self to the gaze of an incredulous pub
lie.
"A Montana Judge has ordered the
editors of the Helena Journal to appear
before him for contempt of court and
libel. This thing is getting serious.
If we ever said anything which Police
Judge Beatty can take exceptions to,
we hereby apologize. This hurts our
pride somewhat but is a deal cheaper
and easier than showing cause why we
should not be hung.
While we read in California and
eastern papers accounts of very hot
weather, the universal complaint here
has been against the cold and wet.
Rain and mud have made the people
by no means cheerful. People wearing
their heavy overcoats in the middle of
July don't feel any more comfortable
than the people who are elsewhere suf-
fering from too much heat. On Satur.
day morning while it was raining down
here in the gulch it showed quite hard
up at the mine. We are willing to take
a little more sunshine in our weather.
"A newspaper man, whose name
we'll not divulge, was meandering
through the mining districts, taking
notes, and just at dinner time hap
pened in at the boarding house of q
certain mine (which is one of the
peculiar characteristics of all wander
ing scribes-they happen in at the fes-
tal board on time by instinct-) ana As
he stirred his coffee he interrogated the
lady of the house in regard to the
bovine lacteal fluid, but she informed
him they had none, and was sorry to
nay he'd have to take his coffee straight.
lust at that time the ore hauler drove
up his six-ox team, and the scribe,
glimpse of the horned ami
mails assumed an astonished air and
exclaimed: "What! no milk, and 50
many cows aroundy' When he found
,ut his mistake he looked excited, and