The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-07-04
Ice cold soda water at Isham's.
M. b. Gwinn visited Portland thi,

The races promise to be quite
exciting today.
Dan kelleher was down from
Nampa last Wednesday.
e. r. Mills, of De Lamar, came
over on Thursdays stage.
White goods in endless styles and
varieties at Cakes Bros.
WIN. Lowe, of Nampa, visited
friends in Caldwell Thursday.
The Caldwell ball team have re-
ceived handsome new uniforms.
One of Mr.. and Mrs. Stark's little
children is afflicted with scarlet fever.
John Lucus is staying at Noes
jewely store, during the latter's absence.
You can find an elegant assrtment
OF Gents Furnishing Goods and Cloth
ing at "The Finest"
We are ready for business and
want your patronage-all you will give
US. The Coffin & Northrop Co.
Hot weather has come ut last and
the old weather liars are put on their
mottle. 1t reminds us some of the
summer of 81.
Ladies French Kid button shoes at
$3.45 per pair. These shoes have always
sold for as. Como early before the
stock is broken. The Coffin & North
rop Co.
-1sham will serve nice, pure ice
cream all day to-day and tomorrow.
If you want something nice call at his
place whore you can get the best. No
corn starch and skim milk business.
Dunbar suggests that Sandwich
Island costumes be inaugurated during
the summer months. THE TRIBUNE
heartily seconds the motion and ap-
points him to take the lead. He will
probably make his first appearance
to-day.
Arrangements are being made for
a fine game of ball to-day. The grounds
are superior to any in the state and
seats will be erected under sun break
of some kind, and sold to those who
wish to be comfortable while witnessing
the game. 1t is expected that the boys
will give good game.
w. F. Wardwell and Geo. Deitz
were last Monday appointed admins
traitors of the estate of James Ward
well. deceased. The affairs of the
estate will be closed as speedily as pos
sible, as several buyers both for the
mills at Emmett and the yards ut
Caldwell are about.
The entertainment given by Mrs.
NJ. &. Stiles last Tuesday night was
well attended and well received. The
Rotations were given in her usually
pleasing manner, which is we'll known
by the people of Caldwell. She was
assisted in the farce by Mr.. Dave
who sustained his reputa-
ton as Caldwell's footlight favorite.
The Forwarding Co. sent over TO-
600 pounds of rails to the mines at
Flint and the Ruth mine At Silver City
this week. Mr.. F. NJ. Leech, superin-
tendent of both these mines is at
Boulder, Colorado, at present, to which
place car load of concentrates from
Flint was recently shipped. 1t is
expected that he will make arrange.
ments while there which will result in
renewed activity in the mining circles
Of Owyhee.
Sergeant Jim" a big, husky, greasy
buck Indian aud several squaws, were
in town this week begging. Several
prominent members of the Bachelors
club used their persuasive influences
upon the dusky beauties to remain and
gladden. their hearthstones, but after
sizing them up the coy maidens de-
clined with thanks. Some of the boys
begin to realize just how hopeless their
ease is now.
Dan Campbell has been leadin: a
hne looking horse, with name and tail
trimmed with yellow ribbon, up and
down main street the past few days,
evidently as a challenge to other horses
FOR the Fourth of July races. Last
however, All unknown ,
Arabian steed, proudly wearing blue as
his color, accepted the challenge and
slso appeared on tho boulevard. We
10 not intend to give tips OH the races
II general, but in this case we advise