The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-07-18
the smoke vender.

Observation-Disclosures
-Badley, the smoke vender.
Stunning dress goods at "The
Finest
-Theo. Allen, OF De Lamar, was in
the city last Wednesday.
Sec those floor mats at the Sec ond
: Hand store, Is cents each.
Hon. j. NJ. Martin, of Emmett.
was in town last Saturday.
George Dunning, of Silver City,
was registered at the Commercial last
Wednesday.
DIR. A. F. Isham was very sick a
few days this week, but is now able to
be around again.
Mr.. c. H. Sebree and Mr.. Gaylord,
of Salt Lake City contemplate trip to
Alaska in August.
An attachment for the trifle of
= 100000 has been served on the New
York canal people.
-1sidor Mayer made his monthly
trip to Silver City, De Lamar and Jor.
dan Valley this week.
Mrs. E. R. Mills and daughter. of
De Lamar, have been visiting friends
in Caldwell the past week.
-Chas. Doan, manager Of tho How.
ard sebree Co. at Shoshone, was in
town several days this week.
Arc you going to the mountains
You can get better and cheaper pro.
visions at "The Finest" than elsewhere.
H. F. Wild, superintendent of the
Mining Department Of the Phyllis
ditch, is registered at the Commercial.
TRIBUNE the big went to Boise
City last Tuesday to listen to the echoes
OF the city election. They were many
and loud.
Mr.. NJ. G. Stiles, of the firm of
Stiles 4 Dunbar, spent couple of days
at Glenn's Ferry this week, looking up
business.
p. Lannan, proprietor and manager
of the Salt Lake Tribune, was in Cald.
this week visiting his daughter-Mrs.
g. II. Sebree.
Hon. D. L. Bailey stopped in Cald-
well day or two this week on his way
to Oregon, where he is going to can:
vass for the Payette Nurseries.
A. l.. Butts has treated the east
front OF his blacksmith shop to fine
awning. The three OF four men he EN-.
ploys keep things hot enough in his shop
without the aid of the sun.
John Beatty, G. F. Hoel and C. II.
McMahon, three jolly travelling mon
from Omaha, were in town last Thurs.
day. When these boys and their grips
strike town, our merchants surrender.
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 ut cost for cash. The
Coffin 4 Northrop Co.
IRE TRIBUNE was honored last Mon
DAY by a short call from Uncle Dan.
Bacon, the Usage brush philosopher
lie says his Nampa Progress is prosper
ing and that he intends to improve and
run better paper than ever this fall.
Miss Nellie Kelleher has been
engaged to teach in the Emmett school,
lnsomuch ~ Miss Nellie was q pupil
p the Caldwell schools last year, her
ability to procure teachers certificate
is complimentary both to the school
and the young lady.
H. Il. Stevenson, Col. C. A. Hand
and DR.. w. z. Maxey were u. Boise
City day or two this week. Thew
have entered into combination not To
tell on each other, and co,lseq ueutly
we can report nothing but the death.
less fact Of their being there.
John Griffith, Nampas handsome
postmaster, came down Wednesday to
see the "Magic City" AS he was not
seen after he left the depot, it is sup.
posed that he got bewildered and lost
IN some business thoroughfare. The
Caldwell police win keep an eye open
for him.
Uncle Nose Fowler came into town
last Tuesday for the avowed purpose
Of killing the weather editor on Tue
TRIBUNE. He said the fmrmars had