The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-06-20
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-Badley, the smoke vender.
John Arvidson, of De Lamar, was
in town last Saturday.
White goods and embroidered
tlouncings at The Finest"
MIR. Z. II. Seymour, of Boise City,
was in town last Wednesday.
Sam Mcdowell, of Star, was a
Caldwell visitor last Saturday.
j. NJ. Carter is erecting a handsome
cottage on his lots near the school
house.
Another barrel of those fine pickles
just opened at "The Finest. Try
them.
Hoover handles the New Home
Sewing Machines, Oils, etc. Call and
see them.
Just received at "The Finest" a
fine lot of sateens, which will be closed
at 20 cents.
C. p. Bilderback, county commits
sioner, from the Emmett district, was
in town last Monday.
Tom Coffin. youngest son Of Mr..
and Mrs. $. NJ. Coffin has been sick with
scarlet fever for the past week.
MIR. c. r. Shaw. of Mountain Home,
and A. w. Hagler, of Chicago, were
looking over Caldwell last Tuesday.
Geo. Little came over from Jordan
Valley last Monday and took his fam
lily back with him to spend the sum-
mer.
Uncle Dan Bacon, of tho Nampa
Progress, has passed the third milestone
and starts in on the fourth with good
wind and smiling countenance.
Simon Dement, brought a bough of
fine cherries into THE TRIBUNE Office
this week and went out and forgot
them. There are some good traits
about an absent-minded man after all.
r.. E. Miller has the contract for
building an NJ. E. Church at Hunter,
to cost $500, and also the public
school building at Nampa, to cost
$1,000.
Ralph Oakes was discovered on
Upper Squaw creek by A. NJ. Shrecon-
COST last Wednesday, trying to find
Long Valley. He will get there if you
give him time.
Mr.. Sherman NJ Coffin went TO
Portland this week to attend the Pack
ard-Phelps wedding. Mrs. Coffin was
deprived of the pleasure on account of
sickness in her family.
VIM. Cupp and z. II. Adams two
more handsome sheep men, have made
application to join the Sheep Mans
Exaggeration Society. Both being
readers of THE TRIBUNE, their admis.
sion is certain.
Mr.. Thad Potter, a we'll known
Caldwell boy who has been studying
law for the past two years, graduated
with honors from Portland, Oregon,
law school last week. He will he home
for visit about July LIST.
Jake I1amm, formerly of Caldwell |
but now an honest rancher near
Emmett, was in town last Monday,
Jake should be hired at big salary to !
shoot the cannon on the Fourth. lie
shines in that particular line.
-Henby, the print, foreman of the
DAILY Statesman in the days of Judge
sAelley, called on THE TRIBUNE last
Monday, on his annual tour. lie has
been in the coast towns for the past
two yesrs and says tho great boom is
busted and reaction set in.
Mr.. Chas. Cakes, of Emmett, was
in town last saturday. lie found the
body OF the unfortunate man who was
drowned in the payette river about
three weeks ago, on his place last Fri.
day. 1t was horribly decomposed and
was given Us decent u burial us circum.
stances would permit. Friends OF the
dead man had never ceased to search
for the body since the accident.
Mr.. Abner Packard, Jr., and Miss
Nellie Phelps were married ut Port
land, Oregon, last Wednesday. Both
OF these young people used to DO resi-.
dents OF Caldwell, it being here that .
they first met. Mr.. Packard is the ,
only son OF Capt. \. Packard, who is /