The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-07-11
NO. 80.

NO. 80.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s.s.zssssssss
Bailey, the smoke vender.
Mr.. J. q. Skinner and family have
again returned to Caldwell.
Frank A. Fem, Speaker of House
of the First State Legislature, was in
town last Wednesday.
Mr.. Robert Noble took consider
able stock in Caldwell Forwarding Co.
while here this week.
The bicycle craze is striking the
boys and we expect the next move will
be "Wheelman's club"
Arc you going to the mountains?
You can get better and cheaper pro-
visions at 1.-THE Finest" than elsewhere.
The Charter Oak Stoves and Ranges
with the wonderful wire gauze oven
door, sold only by The Coffin & North
rop Co.
"A game of snow ball is seldom wit
messed in July. but on Tuesday after
the hail storm, spirited contest took
place on Main street.
Mrs. +. w. Hollenbeak and baby
left Wednesday for Silver City to spend
the summer. Billy Is meditating be-
tween the Bachelors club and suicide.
We shall endeavor to handle only
the best goods on the market in gro
ceries and hardware, and shall be
pleased to open an account with you.
Como and SEQ us. Coffin & Northrop
Co.
John w. Bond, of Pennsylvania,
stopped off at Caldwell to see his old
friend, Jno. T. Morrison. and was cap
tured by the outing party and carried
away to the mountains.
Miss Louden and Miss Jamison, of
Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, arrived in
Caldwell last Sunday to spend the sum-
mer with Mrs. w. j. Boone, who is
niece Of the former and sister of tho
latter.
There will be, at the Baptist church,
a union service of all the churches of
Caldwell, beginning at 8 p. M, Sunday,
July II, 1891. Rev. J. s. Anderson will
{ preach. All are invited.
Arrangement are being made for
match game of ball between Boise
City and Caldwell for $500 side.
There will be no trouble about the
money at this end of the line.
Caldwell detectives say that Cashier
Marsh of the Keystone Bank of Phila-
delphia, was in town two days last
week. News Of the 5000 reward
offered for his arrest did not reach here
until two days after his disappearance.
Last Thursday morning ground
was broke for the cellar for the For
warding Company's new brick. It will
be 50xl00, one story, rock foundation,
with cellar 3Ox5O. Mr.. G. B. Narlatt
has been awarded the contract for the
brick and rock work, and is already
getting the material on the ground.
Mr.. P. A. Devers win 20 to Boise
City Monday to fill vacancy in the
Boise City National Bank for time,
but eventually intends to 60 to Weiser
and take charge of the bank at that
place. Caldwell viii b sorry to lose so
competent man % Mr.. Devers, both
from business and social standpoint.
The S1d firm of Campbell 4 John
son, livery stable and corral, has dis
} tolved partnership, Mr.. Campbell retir-
Eg. J. F. johnson will continue the
business rs sole proprietor. Both Of
these gentlemen are substantial and
highly respected citizens of Caldwell,
and We hope We shall not lose Mr..
Campbell by reason Of the change.
Mcclure, the man who had his bow.
els explored by Sullivan and his little
knife, was removed to the county poor
farm last Monday. He stood tho trip
we'll and will undoubtedly recover from
his injuries. DIR. Ed. Maxey, who has
had the case in charge and who per-
formed an operation upon the unfor.
tunate man, has reasons to feel proud
of his success.
A severe hail storm struck this
place last Tuesday and continued sew