The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-05-30

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We do not defy competition"-we
make it. "The Finest"
Boots and Shoes at cost are going
like hot cakes at F. r. Coffin s. Bro.
Have you seen those Ladies driv-
ing gloves at Cakes Bros.y They are
beauties.
Supply your "wants" in THE
TRIBUNE's want column, at the rate of
one cent per word.
Floods at Boise City, cyclones at
Payette, dust at Nampa while Caldwell
is serene and happy.
The warm weather is approaching
and everybody is figuring on going to
the mountains for month or so.
Mr.. p. A. Devers has purchased
the Geary property. 1t is one Of the
most desirable residences in the city.
People going to De Lamar arrive
in Caldwell every day. The-t through
n-one-day stage is what catches them.
You can make big money by laying
in a stock of Boots and Shoes while +.
r. Coffin Il Bro. are selling out at cost.
Don't try to dig out salt grass.
Sow white clover among it and keep it
well watered. The clover will do the
business quicker than you can.
Landlord Cole says the Commercial
is crowded to its utmost capacity all
the time. Over eighty persons took
breakfast one morning this week.
Mrs. w. L. Geary and children will
leave for Portland tomorrow to join
Mr.. Geary. The friendship and best
wishes Of Caldwell goes with them.
Have you examined the improved
Champion Il Woods mowers and bind
ers? If not you had better do so and
secure one at once at Howard Sebree
Co.'S.
Jake Nelson has completed the
road from Warm Springs Ferry to the
summit of Wilson creek. Col. Hand
and John Steunenberg went over to
examine the work.
John Zehner came down from
Long Valley this week. He reports
the valley looking fine and prospects
good, but like all other sections at pres
ent, money is scarce.
THE TRIBUNE is under obligations
to j. w. Griffith, the handsome and
accommodating postmaster at Nampa,
for favors extended. Buy cigar,
John, and smoke to our health.
Never out done in the Boot and
Shoe line, is our motto. Our sales the
largest-our profits tho smallest-our
assortment the best therefore money
can be saved by going to Cakes Bros.
The public schools closed yesterday
for a three months vacation. The
pupils gave very interesting closing
exercises. 1t is probable that another
teacher will have to be added to the
present staff next term.
Very little in Court circles this
week. Frank Devlin and James Cruz
sey were run in as vags. and given a
job on the streets. Civil actions
Picard & Roberts VS.. +. NJ. Boomer, to
recover $500. Action settled and case
dismissed.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Kerr enter
tanned a large number Of friends at
their residence last Tuesday evening,
and initiated them into the mysteries
Of progressive tidd'ywinks. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kerr are excellent entertainers !
and those who enjoyed their hospitality
Tuesday evening were highly pleased
John Stcunenberg, who has been
chasing strange gods in Iowa the past
six months. arrived in Caldwell last
saturday. We told the Bacnelor Club
when he mysteriously disappeared that
hey need have no fear for he couldn't |
get married If he wanted to, and his
appearance single and alone has proven
he correctness of the statement.
The attraction for the week was
in Edison monograph, with which q
gentleman was raking in tho spare
lines OF the popu!ace. lie had about
'lxty selection and for ten cents would
'rind out band music, songs. dialogues,
'tc., by the noted artists of the country.