The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-06-20
Fine Candies at Isham's.

town in Idaho.
"A sister of J. NJ. Patten, from Sho-
shone, is visiting her.
business is dull, but no duller than
the country in general.
"A little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
linton is 4 ute sick.
Boise city will celebrate the Fourth
in becoming manner.
The prospect for small fruit is
better than ever known before.
john L. Morrison went to Boise
City last Wednesday on business.
The proposed new fence around
the cemetery will cost about 1900.
The Athletic Club saves Caldwells
reputation for patriotism this year.
Stiles & Dunbar deliver goods pur-
chased of them to any part of the city.
Mrs. Mills, of Silver City, visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. $. n. Moe few
days this week.
The latest fad in Caldwell: 81
have subscription paper would like
to have you sign"
Mrs. H. r. Stevenson entertained
a large number of lady friends at "The
Dingle" last Thursday.
You can find an elegant assrtment
of Gents Furnishing Goods and Cloth
ing at 1.-THE Fnest."
Our stock of wall paper and paints
is complete. You build the house we
do the rest at Wright's Drug Store.
New York capitalists, who are inter-
ested in ditch and townsite enterprises
in Plyet,e Valley near Emmett, arrived
in Caldwell yesterday.
Several subscriptions have been
added 10 the wooden mill list and it
now foots up to about $1,000. The
factory is certainty.
Sixty excursionists were killed in a
railroad accident in Switzerland recent
ly. A bridge gave way and the train
was hurled in the river below.
The Trustees have elected John p.
johnson road supervisor for the town.
The tax is 81 for every voter under 20
years. and Gun be paiG in work or cash.
The Phyllis company now have
water running the entire length of their
canal. They will resume work on their
PAGERS twenty miles west of Caldwell
soon.
The terminus of the Ridenbauch
ditch is now about two miles west of
the Caldwell-Silver city telegraph line
in Deer Flat-and about eight miles
due south of Caldwell.
Judge Beatty and Henry Dorman
went to Salt Lake City last Sunday, to
attend Grand Lodge X. of p. now in
session at that place. They will return
to- lay or tomorrow.
Deputy Assessor Cal. johnson, was
in town one d.y this week letting the
people know that the tax gatherer had
not entirely forgotten them this year
and would call on them soon.
THE TRIBUNE gives notice that it
will start q subscription paper next
to buy piano for the Office.
This is something you are all interested
in and you want to get in and dig.
Six mail boxes for the free delivery
arrived last Wednesday and will be
put up ut once. They are located as |
follows: Corner Kimba!l and Main,
and 'rd South, Kimball and
'rd North, Main and %rd West, and one
1t the Depot. The mail carrier will be
started OH his rounds Julyl.
Tho Old man was dying. Calling
lis son to his bedside. he racAly thrust
'cven sacks Of gold into his hand. say
ng: "My son, ali this have saved by
raaing with stiles & Dunbar. Forget
lot their place TINT you may live on
no fat of tie land and accumulate
'reat riches" And just then he kicked
he bucket that he had carried groceries
n SO long.
Hon. A. caldwell and daughter,
'lrs. Taylor, arrived in the city last
saturday evening, remaining nearly
'eek. The Senator called on THE
'RIBUNE and in the course of CONVEX
alton remarked that he was both sur
rised and pleased at the rapid advance
lent Caldwell was making. He took