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

make a great mistake. We carry a
line stock of dry goods of all kinds.
Lamb & York are making splendid
papers out of the Avalanche and Mug
get. 1t would be impossible for THE
TRIBUNE to keep house without them.
Frank Rockwell. who has been
working in Beaty's tonsorial parlor for
the past few months, has gone to DE
Lamar to open a barber shop at that
place.
Tho wagon road through Black
canyon OF Payette river between EN-
NETT and Squaw creek will likely be
finished soon as the commissioners have
appropriated $500 to assist in the
work.
We must sell our entire stock of
boots and shoes, as we do not intend to
carry them in stock in future-and to
close them out rapidly we offer the
entire stock at cost for cash. The
Coffin 4 Northrop Co.
Mr.. Walter Sebree has been in
stalled as cashier in the Stock Growers
y Traders Bank, at this place. He is
a competent young man, and will
undoubtedly fill the position with credit
to himself and profit to the bank.
Manager Reed reports that he is
unable to arrange game Of ball with
Boise for $500 side, the Boise boys
refusing to come to the scratch. The
lesson the Caldwell nine taught them
last year evidently stays with them.
The county commissioners laid the
petition for bridge across the Boise
river near Parma, over until the Octo-
Der session. They probably think they
will have enough bridge matters to
explain as it is before their term is
over. \
Asa Abbott, editor of the Noun
tain Home Range and Valley, has been
placed under $4,000 bonds to appear
before the grand jury on charge of
criminal libel, preferred by Geo. NJ.
Payne. The Bulletin says he unable
to procure bondsmen, and will have to
so to jail.
R. L. Morrow is down from High
Valley. The Elder sent some stalks of
barley four feet and eleven inches IN
height to THE TRIBUNE as a peace
offering. Besides being a beautiful
specimen, it will probably keep the
wolf from the door until the next sam
pie comes in.
--Robt. Noble was over this week
and sold his clip of about $4,000
pounds of wool to General Roberts, the
wool-buyer. The TRIBUNE detective
was at once sent on the trail to learn
the price, but at present time has not
arrived at a satisfactory conclusion.
Rumors say from II to 1511 cents.
Mrs. h. T. Young met with pain.
full accident this week. She was stand
ing near the door Of a car when tho
train suddenly started, and in reaching
forth her hand to save fall, she put it
through the glass door. The wrist was
badly cut, the doctors finding it neces.
sary to take five or six stitches in it.
The county, commissioners have
awarded the contracts for the three
new bridges as follows: The new
bridge near Boise City, $4,000; the
bridge at Star, $4,000 and the bridge
1t Falk's Store across the Payette river,
bl5, 5OO-in all S88,5OO. The Bullen
Bridge Company, Of Pueblo, Colorado,
secured the contracts for all three.
-Chas. H. Reed informs us that the |
mistake by which Caldwell School Dis
riot is prohibited from voting a spec.
al tax this year. will in no way inter.
ere with the usual nine months school |
lext term. With what money the dis
riot has ON hands and what it will get,
he school will be run, but all improve
nents on the grounds have been
topped for this year. This is to be
but it is better to have no
rees than no schools.
The Knights of Pythias are having
he pictures Of their members taken at
doOre's studio, and intend having
hem grouped and transferred to can.
ass as q Lodge monument. The
cheme, however, came near being q
ailere, as a certain member, who shall
% nameless, broke two plates before
ne was found that could stand the