The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-06-13
-Badley, the smoke vender.
Something new in ruchings at
Cakes Bros.


j. NJ. Patton is improving his resi-.
dence by the addition of bay window.
The friends of T. II. Galloway will
be pleased to learn that he is much
improved in health.
The painter and his little brush arc
improving the appearance of several
Caldwell residences,
"A party is being organized to 90 to
the Payette Lakes for a few weeks
outing.
-Oakes Bros. keep the best assort-
ment Of Infants, Children, Misses and
Ladies' low shoes.
DO you wear clothing? If so call
at "The Finest" and learn something
to your advantage.
"A corporation has been formed at
Weiser, the object of which is to bore
or dig wells for artesian water.
There is a possibility that Gov.
Wiley will call an extra session of the
legislature this fall, but hardly prob
able.
Hon. F. II. Coffin, State Treasurer
and President of the Coffin & Northrop
Co., was in town a day or two this
week.
The Forwarding company are
shipping wool this week to Chicago and
Boston commission houses. There has
been no sales here yet.
Hon. A. CaIdwell, Secretary of the
Caldwell Real Estate & Water Co.. of
Lsavenworth, Kansas, is expected in
the city about the 10Th inst.
-Junius Wright has the agency of
the Payette Nursery fruit. Anyone
desiring fruit for canning can obtain it
through him at lowest rates.
Mrs. John Thomas and Mrs. A. NJ.
Shrecongost entertained large number
of Caldwell ladies at the country home
of the former last Wednesday.
John brennan and A. F. Canter
shipped two car loads of horses east
this week. Mr.. brennan went with
them and will visit with his parents in
Ohio before he returns.
MIR. Cole has put up a fine new
sign reading Commercial Hotel" lie
informs US that the house is running
to its utmost capacity, and that he
has to turn away custom. 1t begins to
look as though Cole was the right man
in the right place.
-Lorin Pefferle, son of our dentist.
while PLAYING around the cars at the
depot OH Friday last, came near losing
his life. One Of the cars backed up
against his leg, but as luck would have
It be escaped with but few bruises
Baker City Rsveille.
e. P. JUNIOR, another man who sees
beauty and profit in tho little sheep and |
whose focks gambol on the pleasant |
ranges of Suceor creek, was at sheep
mans headquarters this week. The |
only distinguishing feature about
Iunor is that he cannot tell a lie-that
will believe. He is willing to
make and affidavit to the effect that
lis sheep have never had scab since he
subscribed for THE TRIBUNE.
The opening dance Of the Caldwell
Athletic Club was the great success of
he season. 1t was largely attended
md conducted in a manner to win the
pplause Of all. The Caldwell Orches.
ra furnished their best music and the
aerry dance was carried on until early
norm. Those who attended unani-
aoasly voted the Athletic Club n great
access, and earnestly hope they will
ften throw open their doors to the
musement loving public.
Quite a number Of Knights of
'ythias went over to Emmett last Sun
ny to pay their respects to the remains
James Wartlwell, who was buried ut
nat place. Emmett and the country
general suffer a severe loss in the
emise of Mr.. Wardwell. He was
Ding much toward the upbuilding of
'uthern Idaho, and his enterprising and T.
agged nature will be sadly missed in
any enterprises. We learn his daugh-
miss Elsie-was full partner in
Is lumber business, both at Emmett
I'd this place, and that she will take a
large and conduct both enterprises.