The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-07-25

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We are forced to the conclusion that he
has subsisted on hope and promises
until forced to come to Caldwell and
get a square" and as he sent no word
of his intended pilgrimage, our hotels
and restaurants had no time to prepare
for a rush. Come down oftener, Uncle
Dan, but for goodness sake don't take
us by surprise any more. 1t is liable
to create famine.
MORE IMPROVEMENTS.
Dan Campbell has purchased the
four lots corner LIST South and LIST West
streets, and has let the contract for the
building of one of the finest livery
barns in Idaho. The main building
will be 40x76, 20 foot sides, and finished
in rustic, thus making fine appear
ance. Nothing about the new barn
will be on the shanty order-all build
ing being comfortable and substantial.
Work will De commenced at once and
finished as soon aspossible.
NOTHING TOO R,oH FOR Us.
What has become of the free postal
delivery Boise was to have? Has Cald-
we'll got away with it?-Boise Demo-
crat.
That is about the facts in the case,
Bro. Boyakin. Caldwell has been en-
joying free postal delivery since ~ 1.
Better get astring ON the state CAPT.
tai up there, or we will have that too
in the course of year or two.
BORN-1n Colfax, Washington. July
II, 1891, to Rev. and Mrs. G. II. New
man. daughter. All doing well.
BORN-Near Middleton, July %. 1891.
| to Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Newman.
lO1a-pOund girl.
Bailey has an elegant line of sta
tionery.
Services at the Presbyterian church
Sunday evening, no services in the
morning. Sunday school at the usual
hour, 1880.
Let us sell the groceries of the
nation and we care not who makes the
laws. Good, fresh, clean, cheap grocer
les do more to make good citizens than
the courts of justice. They are to be
found ut Stiles & Dunbar's.
The Ketchum Keystone has un-
earted two or three weather liars of no
mean ability. Caldwell has always
claimed the championship in this line,
and is not inclined to lay down her lau-
rels without a struggle. Suppose we
have an Inter- Mountain Weather Liars
contest in the near future.
j. w. Hollenbeak, proprietor of the
Owyhee livery stable in Caldwell, was
in do Lamar last week shaking hands
with old acquaintance and forming
new ones. He reports tho business
outlook of his town rs very encourag-
ing, but says he always feels at home
when in old Owyhee.-Nugget.
MIR. P. J. Fahy has purchased a fine |
stock Of general merchandise and will !
open up store ut Middleton next week.
Mr.. Fahy is well known as a man OF |
enterprise and business integrity and
will undoubtedly make a success of the
venture. The country surrounding
Middleton Is the finest in Boise valley,
and store at that place will undoubt-
ly prove a great convenience to the
people there. And man who would
draw more custom than Mr.. Fahy can
not be found.
Mr.. Cooper, of the rustling town of
Caldwell, who was once, when such q
party existed, grecnbacker. but who
is now sound on the silver question,
was up here yesterday getting breath
of our mountain air. We are not GER
tain, but we think he sampled the
the water here also. We were not able
to ascertain whether Mr.. Cooper is
dancing school Or keeping 4
shop ON Alkali Flat. He is
surely in some business he is not proud
of, or he would advertise.-Silver City
Avalanche.
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