The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-05-16
NO. ~.

Who has tho prettiest lawn in
town?
Sheep Shears at The Coffin &
Northrop Co.
w. w. Emison, of Nyssa, was in
town Sunday.
-Isidor Mayer and E. 4. Hill went
to De Lamar last Monday.
MFR. j. &. Connors and wife, of Sill
yer City, were in town this week.
-1sidor Mayer is adding valuable
improvements to his residence.
M. E. r. Mills, Of De Lamar, spent
several days in Caldwell this week.
Mrs. Thos. NJ. Kerr and Mrs. w. :.
Bailey were on the sick list this week.
Alexander H. Kerr, of Portland,
spent last Tuesday with relatives in
Rthis city.
We sell the best ladies low shoe for
Sl.75 tn t can be found in town at
Cakes Bros.
1t is rumored that another paper is
to be established in Caldwell; also an
other at Payette.
Did it ever strike you what a fine
piece of property that 5-acre orchard
Of T. w. Boone's is?
-Caldwell's fruit trees are just begin.
ming to bear, and this year promises
abundance Of fruit.
"A man by the name of J. H. Finley
was drowned in the Snake river near
Huntington last Saturday.
Since Marshal Galloway made the
tramps work the street, they are much
less plentiful. Keep it up.
81 Morrow has added another forge
to his blacksmith shop to accommodate
his increasing patronage.
Why not form . fire company out
of the Athletic club and let them fight
fire along with other sports?
An over dressed man is a dude; a
well dressed man is q gentleman. "The
+ Finest" can fix you just right.
Ask to see our Vest Top and Dia-
\ lnond Tip hand turned low shoes.
They are beauties, a, OaKes Bros.
A headgate went out of the ditch
and the town was dry enough to suit
prohibitionist for ABOUT three days.
One more cash subscriber and THE
TRIBUNE will withdraw its objections
to a good rain. Now is the time to
boom your crop.
The Athletic club are agitating the
scheme Of putting floor in their build
ing and renting it for shows, dances,
etc. A good move.
There is enough water wasted in
Caldwell to irrigate the entire city. It
will have to be reduced to system
when the town gets larger.
The first car of wool this season,
was shipped from Caldwell last We'd
nesday. 1t was the property of VIM.
Howell and went to Boston.
An enthusiastic tourist writes the
Helena Journal that Caldwell is the
finest town on the short Line. His
judgment is to be commended.
Main street makes a beautiful
drive evenings. After being sprinkled
all day there is not a particle of dust,
(std it is as hard and solid a. floor.
"A full line Of awood Fiber" ware
at the Coffin \ Northrop Co., consist
ing of tubs, wash basins, slop jars, but
ter and mixing bowls, cuspadores, etc.
"A couple of travelling musicians
have been giving saloon exhibitions
several nights in Caldwell. The fellow
who wrestlcs with the harmonica is an
artist.
Billy 1Iollenbeak spent several
days on the Succor Creek range last
week, bringing in some horses. He
says the range is dry and poor and the
horses thin. ......s
-Wyngarden's carpenter shop came
near burning up last Wednesday night,
which means that the entire business
row would have gone with 1t, and yet
Caldwell takes no steps toward protec-
ton.
If there is anyone in Idaho who
thinks that the town COW cannot he
suppressed, he should come to Caldwell.
1t was hard fight ut first, but now