The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-08-29

MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Isaac returned
from their outing OH Payette Lakes
this week.
-Kemember Moe can sell you any
style of clock of the best make for the
least money.
"A. NJ. Shrecongost came down from
Squaw creek Wednesday. Stock is
doing well in that section.
E. II. Test, of Vale, county clerk of
Malheur county, Oregon, was registered
at the Commercial last Sunday.
--lsidor Mayer returned from Port
land last Saturday. He purchased an
immense stock of goods while gone.
60 to Mayer and get one pound of
baking Powder and fine galvanized
water bucket for seventy five cents.
One of prettiest displays in town
can be seen in 1oover's show windows.
They are very neatly arranged and
show good taste.
Mayors specially Is clothing and
gentlemen's furnishings, consequently
the largest, cheapest and best in the
city can he found ut his store.
Jim Apperson, who has been work
ing OH Methodist church near Hunter
returned home Wednesday. lie re-
ports the building finished save the
seating.
Dukes Bros. have moved their en-.
tire stock to the Sebree corner. Not
only their stock has been moved. but
their prices have been moved down
within the reach of all.
Mrs. +. A. Devcrs and her son.
Blaine, left for Weiser last Thursday.
their future home. A large circle of
Caldwell friends will sadly miss Mr..
and Mrs. Devers, and trust the asso.
Citations Of their new home will be as !
they were here.
Julius 1say. the enterprising young
merchant of DE Lamar, was in Cald-
well this week. lie was on his way to
Chicago, where he intends to take a
life partner to preside over his heart
and household. Congratulations.
The Masonic Grand Lodge con-
venes at Boise City on September S.
Tickets for round trip will he sold on
the 9TH to 9Th inclusive, good returning
until the 18th at one and one-iifth fare
which from Caldwell will lie $3.50.
"A couple of thrcshing machine
hands got into fight down the valley
the other day and both were brought to
town for repairs. One had thumb
nearly chewed off while the other
looked as though he had been run
through the machine bodily.
The Flint mines are evidently sat.
lsfactory to their owners under the
Of n. +. Leech. 4 fifth
for these mines WAS
shipped from Caldwell this week. and
the receipts Of concentrates for ship
'nent is steady. The manner in which
Flint is coming to the front shows
able and energetic management.
The fire apparatus ordered by the
''ty Of Caldwell is ut the depot, and
:he question now arises, what shall we ,
10 with it? There is no fire organiza-
ion in the town whatever. or course ,
company will be formed but it should s
Nc done ut once. We fail to see what
the apparatus affords while .
yi"g IN the freight housc.A I
The board Of Trade has officially ,
accepted the Wilson creek road and
lppointeda rustling committee to raise s
he 600 balance due on it. This is ono I
u the best Investments Caldwell ever 4
made. 1t shOrtens the distance to Sill. d
or City and DE Lamar seven or eight t
niles, ana will beG6me tho leading road /
the Owyhce hills. 1t cost Caldwell $
MI Reynolds creek $3.50.
David Weir. Il successful sheen !,
IAN Of Jordan Valley, was in Caldwell
tuesday, and. OF course, called on Tur Z
RHINE. lie says this paper erred !
hen it published that his wool sold u
Dr. lo'. cents, us every pound brought
cents. 1t is Dawes word against the II
'ool'b"yer'S. and so far as TIE v
RHINE Is concerned we believe the D
aver is the lnan who prevaricated.
hey have cheerful habit of misin v
'rming newspapers to deceive other il