The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-08-29
NO. 81.

Bailey, the smoke vender.
ALI kinds of silks are to be found
ut Cakes Bros.
-McLain makes cabinets photos al
$500 per dozen. (Boise.)
Mems Furnishing at Gwinn's
Finest and most compile stock in town
Mrs. F. L. Olmstead has been sick
the past week. Her friends hope for a
speedy recovery.
ANY one wanting a bargain in a
house and three lots can get it of Reed
Il Dorman.
All goods delivered free of charge
at "The Finest" You leave your order;
we do the rest.
C. J. Northrop, of the Coffin &
Northrop Co., made business trip to
Rocky Bar this week.
Don't fail to read Ellis Fleeing
IDEAL" the great composite novel.
>1lrst chapter commences with this
Issue.
Miss Alice Carter is operator at this
end of the Silver City Telegraph line.
She is both proficient and accommo.
dating.
Now is the time to buy boots and
shoes at Cakes Bros. Their fall stock
is beginning to arrive and you can find
anything you wish.
All De Lamar freight is now com.
ing to Caldwell. The service of the
Forwarding Co. ut this place cannot lie
equaled, let alone excelled.
THE TRIBUNE was misinformed
when it stated that DR.. AIaxcy would
go to the hills with the pleasure seekers.
Ills practice prevents his leaving.
Mr.. G. NJ. Crane, of this city. has
been appointed organizer of the FARM
er's Alliance. lie is well informed on
the subject and invites correspondence.
The Nampa and Mountain Home
boys played ball last Sunday, the score
resulting 30 to in favor of the latter.
Col. Stearns' ''sluggers" were not in the
game at all.
The only show Caldwell is liable to
get this year pitched its tent OH Main
reet Wednesday and flung its gaudy
tanners to the breeze.
-Caldwell's big merchant, Sherman
NJ. Coffin, is up here sizing up the trade
of Owyhee. lie is one of the men who
has made Caldwell merit the name of
Magic City.--Avalanche.
Mrs. T. W. Boone has been quite
sick for several weeks and now two or
three Of tho children are down with
typhoid fever. 1t is hoped that their
usual good health will soon return.
The Glenn's Ferry Headlight, pub. |
lished at Mountain Home by Asa
Abbott, has been discontinued and the |
editor will now devote his entire time |
and energy to the Range and Valley.
The directors of the Silver CITY
Telegraph Co., 1T their last meeting.
elected MIR. J. NJ. Carter, Of this city, as
General Manager of the Company,
rhe operators at Caldwell, Silver City
md De Lamar report to him monthly.
j. O. Baker, the rustling merchant
'ailor of Boise City, came down We'd
lesday. Besides owning the finest
'lothing emporium in Idaho, Mr.. baker
has an excellent ranch few miles
'elow Caldwell, and gives Il great deal
'Rttention to roadsters. Some of the
driving horses in Bosie City and
Hldwell are the products Of mis- ranch.
Dave Mcdonnell, Of Lower boise.
ends up word to THE TRIBUNE that
hundreds of cattle in tho vicinity Of
he Island are in desperate, if not a
tarving condition. Tho range there is
'rgely oysrstOcked and the cattle are
affering from a disease affecting
Ne eyes. Owners who have driven
Eock to that range had better inycsti.
ate.
and Vice: u Warning to
Dung Men of My Age wrote u young
IAN ut Glenn's Ferry last Saturday
light. lIo then repaired to his room, ,
laced the letter Oh the table, piled his
'oney and pocket knife on top Of it,
laced a revolver to his head and ,
alled the trigger. The report aroused I
u bouse and the wOuld.bc suicide l
'on had plenty of attention. 4 physi- y
an from ShoshOne was called. who !