The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-05-23
NO. 70.

NO. 70.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sssssss5
Fine cigars al Ishams.
-Badley, the smoke vender.
w. E. Mosby has returned from
Montana.
Stoves, Furniture and Carpets at
the Second Hand store.
We do not defy competition"-we
make it. "The Finest"
Boots and Shoes at cost are going
like hot cakes at F. II. Coffin & Bro.
Mrs. W. F. Sommercamp, of Weiser,
was registered at the Commercial last
Sunday.
"A freight train was wrecked near
Shoshone last Monday and the fireman
killed.
Mr.. George Little, Of Jordan Valley,
has been in town all week looking after
his property here.
MIR. Nat Graves, of Rosedale, Ark,
a friend Of Mr.. John Mammen, is look
ing over this country.
You'll never miss tho groceries
till the larder runs dry, and then you
can get it refilled at 1.-THE Finest"
Our worthy county commissioners,
G. P. Bilderback, ]. r. Lusk and +. Il.
Martin were in town last Tuesday,
Rev. Barton, of Boise City, was in
town last Monday on business con-
nected with the Presbyterian college.
You can make big money by laying
in a stock Of Boots and Shoes while +.
X. Coffin & Bro. are selling out at cost.
Mr.. +. C. McLafferty and wife, of
Jordan Valley, were in Caldwell last
Tuesday on their way home from San
Francisco.
Our Hand Turned French Kid
Shoes are as light as feather and give
perfect ease. Come and see them at
Oakes Bros.
Ontario, Oregon, is making great
preparations to celebrate the Fourth of
July. They have their program al
ready made up.
There is no lack of talent in Cald-
well, and when the Athletic Club gets
its room in shape, home theatrical
company will be in order.
-Forepaugh's great show is prowl-
ing around in eastern Oregon. There
are lots of people in Caldwell who
would like to see the elephant.
One hundred and eighty seven bales
OF wool were received by the Forward
ing Go. this week week, and it has
hardly commenced to arrive yet. They
expect to handle over 100000 pounds.
City Treasurer Devers makes a
touching appeal in to.day's TRIBUNE
and IT you don't give heed within one
month, the sheriff will make another
one that will not contain 80 much
pathos.
lion. j. G. Martin, Of Genesee, was
in Caldwell this week. having driven
from North Idaho overland. He says
he had to 60 nearly to Portland to do
80, and it took him nearly two weeks.
lie is looking up new location and
we trust he will lind a resting place at
Caldwell.
1t has now been figured out that
tho band stand could not be saved
in case Of fire. This takes away our
last sweet hope Of having something to
s4ow where tho "magic city" stood At.
tor an enterprising hre attending
strictly to business gets in ito work
The Silver City Telegraph Co., ar.
repairing their line and extending Il
from Silver City to De Lamar. AZ
this end Of tho line the office has been
put in the Stock Growers & Traders
Bank, and Mr.. ]. NJ. Carter, assistant
cashier, will do the talking here. As
soon as the line can be put in repair It
will be busy, As the mining people are
heartily sick of attempting to do bust. !
ness over the telephone,
The HALEY Times, In speaking Of |
their cemetery says: persons whose !
relatives are buried there, cay that It 10
impossible for flower TO bloom or q |
plant to grow on the graves, because