The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-05-02
--Badley, the smoke vender.

--Badley, the smoke vender.
Ono thousand pair of spectac les ut |
Bakers. Save your eyes.
The Picnic is on Main st. betw een |
9Th and 9TH Sts., Boise City.
John brennan purchased the Cal. |
Shepherd property, paying therefor
$3.50.
"A girl for looks, a pipe for comfort,
a dollar for Joy, and "The Finest" for
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Special bargains in Ladies, Gents 8,
Misses and Children's boots and shoes
this week at Howard Sebree's.
Misses Minnie HAWTHORN and Ora
Hopper, of Weiser, have been visiting
Caldwell friends the past two weeks.
There is an abundance of water in
the bitches and the the trees and lawns
are doing finely. Caldwell is becoming
re ular garden.
The Boise Statesman will get up
special edition in honor OF Harrison's
visit to the capital. Caldwell will be
represented in by half-page ad.
The subject Of "Close Communion
as q Church Ordinance" will be dis
cussed at the baptist Church, Sunday
May 3, at IL o'clock a. m.
--Brunt Young was in town few
days this week. He will accompany
President Harrison as far as Omaha
and probably to Washington-in his
mind.
Ellington has opened up fine ice
cream parlor and will accommodate
the public in that direction this sum-
mer. The best of cream and a nice
clean place to enjoy it.
Mayor Gwinn spent several days
in Salt Lake City this week. A great
many Salt Lake people are interested
in Caldwell, and he says many more
will be before the summer is over.
The President is coming to visit
our town the fore part Of this month
and to appear ut your best, 60 to How
ard Sebree's and get one Of those fine
suits Of clothes; they are the best in
town for the money.
Reed 4 Dorman had property for
sale and make it known through THE
TRIBUNE. In less than week the pro-
perty was sold and they were blowing
in" the comission. Does not this little
story point to a beautiful moral.
An exchange says President Har-
rison opens his mouth frequently but
'never puts his foot in it," And the
query now arises is it customary for
the President of the United States to
travel around with his foot in his
mouth.
u. T, Keegan, formerly manager of
the Boise Sun, and now Idaho CORES.
pondent of the Helena Journal, has
been in town the past week looking up
business for that paper He is doing
good work for this section. w. H
Boos, connected with the same paper
was also q Caldwell visitor for day OF
two.
The Eastman Bros, who for fifteen
years past have successfully conducted
the Overland Hotel in this city, have
leased that valuable property to Capt
J. +. Putnam and w. E. Child, who
will hereafter have full management Of
the same. The new proprietors hav.
for long time been connected with
the hotel, ana are two Of the most pop
ular gentlemen in the state. Il. E
lIallock. another old attache and who
!. makes friend Of every one he meets
; will continue a. chief clerk. Boise
Democrat.
The Ogden Commercial says: Or
Sunday evening there arrived In thu
!. Ogden yards u consignment Of Perche
ron horses which were probably the
best lot Of thoroughbred animals ever
billed to Ogden citizens. The lot in
.. Guided fourteen and were consigned t.
Messrs. Fred J.. Kiescl \ Go. for thei1
noted stock farm near Caldwell, Idaho
!. The horses will rest here for three o.
four days, ut Corey Brothers stables
and then win be sent OH TO their des
7 tination. They came through in I
horse palace car. They came from tn
{ Pabst Stock Farm near Milwaukee
Wisconsin tha lnrereat and n,Oat com