The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-05-30
Fine Candies at Isham's.

oOO0NO00SSS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Fine Candies at 1sham's.
-Oakes Bros. have some elegant
black founcing.
You can get a good smoke by
going to Billington's.
School election next Monday.
Three trustees to be elected.
Owen Baker drove one of his
blooded steppers down from Boise City
this week.
Now is your time to get your
Boots and Shoes for summer and fall
at F. r. Coffin & Bros.
-Artemus Ward, the greatest humor-
list that ever lived. Read about the
''amoosing little cuss" in THE TR1B-
UNE.
John C.. Crome, Palmer & Rey's
missionary, made THE TRIBUNE a call
this week. He is jolly fellow and
knows his business.
Billy Holler beak took horse buyer
over to the Jordan Valley country this
week and left him there to figure with
the owners of range horses.
Get you tirst-class .aay rake at
Howard Sebree Cos. Improved Tiger,
Woods and Hollingsworth, patent steel
wheels. They are going fast, get one
at once.
Capt. John Plummer and wife
were in Caldwell last Tuesday on their
way to DE Lamar. Capt. Plummer is
the able and efficient superintendent of
the famous De Lamar mine
Mr.. Ellington was at Payette dur
ing the wind storm last Wednesday,
and reports a great deal of damage
done He says houses were blown
down, horses killed and one man in
jured.
The Farmers Alliance met in
secret session last Monday. The prin-
cipal topic before the Order was,
where can farmers buy goods the
cheapest" It was decided without one
dissenting voice that Cakes Bros. was
by far the cheapest. QIow strange but
true)
Rev. Boone is probably the cham
pion fruit grower of Caldwell. Last
April he planted small plum tree,
which is literally loaded down with
fruit to-day. He also has a prune tree
bearing fruit, which was planted in
April. Nothing like the alkali soil of
Caldwell to grow grass and trees.
-Payette was visited by the son of
cyclone last Wednesday, and the air
was filled with a choice assortment of
real estate and out buildings for brief
period. A.. b. Moss & Bros store room
was badly damaged. Payctte seems to
he unfortunate in the way of wind
storms-it being but few months since
their wagon bridge was blown down.
The dispatches expose "Prlvate
Detective" scheme, with headquarters
at Washington, Iowa, as rank fraud,
gotten up to beat ambitious youths out
OF their spare change. Caldwell has
two or three members, to THE TRlB-
UNE's knowledge, who undoubtedly
wish they had their $40 back. And
Still the wicked world rolls on.
Wool sales are slow this year.
There has been but few buyers in
caldwell, and so far as we have been
Able to learn, only one clip has been
sold, bringing sixteen cents per pound.
There seems to be misunderstanding
in wool circles this spring. The sheen |
men seem to think that wool will be n
good price this year, while the bayers
declare that this is an of year. Hence
the sales are slow. 1t is probable that
most of the sheep men vii! sell to some
commission house instead OF selling
ont right.
A contract has been let for furnish
ing the poles and putting up telegraph
line from this place to Boonvilla, where
it will connect with tho Silver City and
Caldwell line. Operators will be en-.
ployed here and at Silver City and
Caldwell. The amount of profanity
exercised in front of the vexatious tele-
phone instruments will be materially
lessened, and our citizens can now
enjoy a greater certainty of having