The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-05-23
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is that dog Of yours licensedp If
not don't be surprised if he comes I'M
missing.
THE TRIBUNE at last obtained its
eleven new subscribers and turned a
good rain loose yesterday morning.
beware of little expenses: a small
leak will sink a big ship. You can
save little expenses by trading at "The
Finest"
w. w. Ferry, of Utah, was elected
president of the Trans. Mississippi Con-
vention. now in session at Denver. He
Won on the silver question.
The Idaho Militia gets 1894 from
the United States in arms, ammuni-
ton, etc. this year. The supplies will
be available ON June l.
"A strong wind created more stir in
real estate last Friday evening than
tho tongues Of our enterprising agents
have been able to do all spring.
THE TRIBUNE expects to issue
next week 10000 pamphlets for Rule &
Cole, descriptive of Caldwell and vicin-
ity. 1t will be the best advertisement
the town ever had.
MIR. Burt Venable came up from
Payette last Tuesday and spent the
day in Caldwell. He, in connection
with another gentleman, will soon
start new paper at Payette. He says
the people at that enterprislng place
offer them very generous support.
D1ED-In Caldwell, Thursday. Nav
q, 1891. William Ernest, infant son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Adams.
Funeral services at the Presbyterian
church, Satur lay, May 23rd, at 2 p. m.
In an affection like this where fathers
strong care, a mothers unfailing devo-
ton, and medical science proved un.
availing, words go for naught. The
sympathy of all goes out to the stricken
household.
by courtesy of Col. Stevenson,
the efficient manager of the Forward
ing company, we were enabled to 20
through their great warehouse
largest on the Oregon Short Line.
This corporation handles flour, feed
staple groceries, etc., and buys every
thing in car load lots. 1t is in reality
nothing more than a big wholesale
house, as all our merchants buy directly
from them. Lumber is on the ground
for new Office, which will be built in
the warehouse. Mr.. Stevenson in
forms us that they are already seriously
crowded for room, but the directors
decided to put up no more wooden
sheds, and when they get ready to
build-which they hope will be in tho
near future-they will erect a man.
moth stone warehouse, fronting on
Main rect.
Ladies Shoes. Mems Boots.
MICH 0lIOoC. OOv J1OOtS.
Children's Shoes. Youths Boots.
Boys Shoes. Chiidren's Boots.
All at cost. All ut cost. All at cost.
At +. r. Coffin y Bros.
Ono of the most cunning schemes
on record, is that of Hank Vaughn and
partner, which they successfully used
at the reservation sale not long since,
and as a recompense were the winners
Of few hundred dollars. Hank and
his partner had their eye ON ono
Of the very best ranches of the res.
ervation, and stationed . pal" to
bid its appraised value when such was
placed on the market. No sooner had
tract been offered for sale and the pal"
made his bid, when Hank and partner
drew their six-shooters and began
shooting at each other, accompanied
with free use Of language quite famil-
lar to Hanks tongue. Such demonstra-
tons caused quite an excitement, and
bidding ceased at once, their "pal'
being the only bidder. When the
trouble was quoted the time allowed
for tho sale of the land had expired,
and Vaughn and ''pals" were the recip-
tents of an excellent ranch at q remark
able low figure, which they immediate
" sold for $1,000, the profit on which
being $3.50. This Of course was lib
oral reward for their bogus lighting
Baker City Reveille.