The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-07-04

Bailey, the smoke vender.
Everybody should put out flag
to-day.
-McCune, the man who was stabbed,
is getting better.
Machine Oil and other lubricating
oils at Wright's Drug Store.
Our old friend, c. s. Scott, is now
located at Moscow, Idaho.
AT The Coffin & Northrop Co. you
can get boots and shoes at cost for
cash.
C. L. Cole visited Emmett last
Monday. He has interests at that
place.
Mrs. s. NJ. Coffin and her boys re-
turned from Boise city Thursday even
ing.
Just received at "The Finest" a
fine lot of sateens, which will be closed
at 20 cents.
Mrs. Reese, National Organizer of
the w. G. T. u, was in town q few
days this week.
Mr.. J. 0. Baker and wife and
Judge Weir, were Caldwell guests a
day or two this week.
The stage erected in tho Athletic
club building is l6x24. Large enough
for quite respectable show.
"A large party will start for tho
mountains the first of next week to
rusticate during the hot weather.
"A sister of Mrs. P. A. Devers
arrived from Scranton, Pennsylvania,
last Monday, and will visit with her
this summer.
Mr.. H. N. Maxey has just finished
valuable improvements on his resi-.
dence, and now has one of the neatest
places on the south side.
The Statesman is after the scalps
of Mayor Pinney and John Lemp.
They will have nice little fight all by
themselves up there.
Things are evidently moving at
at De Lamar, as over 10000 pounds of
freight has left Caldwell for that point
in the past few days.
David Weir sold his wool clip to
Mr.. Roberts for 1519 cents per pound.
Nelson and Yordi also sold, but we
could not learn the price paid.
Mr.. NJ. C. Athey and brother came
down from Boise City Thursday to
look at a piece of land adjoining town.
They returned in the evening.
Hon. w. G. johnson is now hard at
work assessing the town. Give in your
property and look cheerful. The rate
is 1926 on the 800 this year.
MFR. P. A. Devers severed his con-
nection with the Stock Growers &
Traders Bank the LIST inst. We have
not learned mis- plans for the future.
Mrs. II. D. Blatchley leaves for
Chicago the first of next week, where
she will visit during the summer. Her
friends here wish her I pleasant time.
e. L. Cole has this week added q
sample room to tho Commercial hotel.
This house is now gaining the reputa-
ton of being the best OIL the Short
Line.
The wool is all in and the Sheep
Mans Exaggeration Society has given
way to the superior smoothness of the
wool buyer and commission man. The
forwarding Co. warehouse is still full
Of wool, notwithstanding the fact that
two-thirds Of the clip has been shipped.
Uncle Dick Potter, evidently think.
ing THE TRIBUNE needed something
in the shape of brain food, brought in
several fine mountain front, which a
party composed of himself, Frank
Brown, y. T. Graham, and Lish Potter
caught in Squaw creek. We are quite
sure they were help, but think the diet
will have to be kept up all summer to
obtain the best results.
The old firm Of F. II. Coffin 4 Bro.
is no more, having been absorbed by
the Coffin \ Northrop Go. The new
firm do business in the building so long
occupied by Coffin Bros, corner Main
and Kimball st, and carry larger
stock of goods than ever before. They
will confne their stock to hardware
and groceries, and solicit the trade of