The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-08-15

your own price.
Walter Sebree, cashier of the Stock |
Growers and Traders Bank, was quite
sick a few days this week.
-Gwinn has just receive a full line
Of 2-ply and 3-ply carpets ana invites
Also stair carpets.
The Charter Oak Stoves and Ranges |
with the wonderful wire gauze oven
door, sold only by The Coffin 4 North
rop Co.
The town of Nampa has tc>ss....led
the COW proposition. If she comes out
of this struggle all right her future is
An undertaken once advertised:
"You kick the bucket; we do the rest"
1t wasn't Hoover, but he is in that line
of business just the same.
-Oakes Bros. is the only place where
all kinds of fancy working silks can be
found, such as rope silk, floss, wash
silk, tilossl, etc.
Marshal Galloway and Judge Beatty
are having considerable trouble over
&17.25 bill. There is some talk of leaving
the matter to Hoover, he being Judge
of value.
The Nampa boys will be down
tomorrow and lively game is expected.
There are but four of Caldwell's regu-
lar nine in town, but we have enough
players to make up nine and give the
Nampa boys satisfaction.
Everett Afosby returned from Silver
City Monday. He says that public SEN
timent in Owyhee is largely against
Meyers, held for the murder of Chris
man last week. There is no prejudice
in the matter, but Meyers conduct
since the killing is eliminating to a
to a great extent.
George Lebeck INDUCED in plain
drunk and was sent to the plain Jail to
serve out a $40 fine. Marshal Galloway
put him to cleaning out the room, and
while the officers back was turned, he
took French leave. Galloway got his
bloodhounds out and made gallant
pursuit, but to no avail. The town is
ahead three days board.
p. J. Fahy will soon build up big
business at Middleton. In the center
of the most productive portion of Boise
valley and surrounded by prosperous
farmers. the location for country
store cannot be beaten. Mr.. Fahy's
extensive acquaintance and well-known
business integrity will bring him all
the trade the country has to give.
Everybody can wear good clothes
at Gwinn's prices. Just unpacking the
largest stock ever brought to Caldwell.
MIR. Rule has entered Mr.. Hoover's
establishment, and would be pleased to
wait on any of his friends who might
wish to look over the fine stock of fur.
niture, brio brac, wall paper, standings,
curtain tixtues, etc. lie also offers his
services as designer of table and man.
tel covers, furniture ornaments, and
will hang and drape lace, silk, and
wooden draperies. Also design for wall
paper decorations.
-Messrs. Chas. Sebree. Sprague,
John Sebree and Jim Carter returned
from their bear hunt Thursday. Chas
Sebree is the only man who has
returned with honorable scars. his face
bearing a long deep scratch from the
eye to the ear. He tells of terrific
hand-to-hand encounter with bear
and the rest of the crowd take off their
hats and cheerfully swear to it. THE
TRIBUNE swallows the story under pro
test, after making the usual 80 pei
cent. reduction.
&C. NJ. Foster, c. L. of Baker City
assisted by corps Of competent sur
veyors, is running out line for al
irrigating ditch to tap the Owyhee
river. The head of the ditch will bt
six miles from the mouth Of the river
where it empties into the Snake. The
survey is being made by Prof. j. r
Parks, of Helena, Montana. J. Nc fee
Of Huntington, located 100000 inches OF
water in the Owyhee last March and
transferred the same to J. r. Parks
The new canal will be built by English
capital and the cost is estimated al
$25OOOO. Its capacity will be 2O0,O0(
miners inches and will irrigate 100000
acres of land in the Owyhee valley
1 II nut NV uor0lH