The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-05-16

Observation-Disclosures,
Bananas at Billington's.
Ice cold soda water at lsham's.
Caldwell now has eight physicians.
w. W. Dryden spent few days in
Nampa this week.
We do not defy competition'-we
make it. "The Finest"
The "Miller" Lawn Mower at The
Coffin & Northrop Co. is the latest and
best. Prices the lowest.
You'll never miss the groceries
till the larder runs dry, and then you
can get it retilled at "The Finest"
Our Hand Turned French Kid
Shoes are as light as feather and give
perfect ease. Come and see them at
Cakes Bros.
Jas. Wardwell was over last Wed.
nesday. The headgate of his mill
ditch is repaired and everything is in
shape for work.
DIR. Reynolds, of Salubria, visited
relatives at Caldwell last Saturday. DR..
Reynolds was one Of the unfortunates
who lost everything in the Salubria
fire. He says the town will be rebuilt
at once.
Notwithstanding the apparent dull
times, the freight receipts at the Cald-
well depot are far ahead of any previ-
Gus year, so we are informed by Station
Agent Alley. The Company no longer
allows the figures to be made public.
!, Mine Host Cole says he has at last
got the sewerage of the Pacific hotel in
good condition. Also that he is fur
nishing the third story, which will give
him ten more rooms. He has had to
turn people away nearly every night.
One hundred Sulky Hay Rakes
from the great Thomas Manufacturing
Co. of Springfield, Ohio, consisting of
the Royal Self Dump, and Banner"
Hand Dump. Wood wheels. Steel
wheels. At Coffin & Northrop Go.
Capt. w. L. Geary went to Port
land last Thursday, where he has &C.
copied lucrative government position.
His family will follow as soon as ar.
rangements can be made for their CON-
fort. Caldwell feels the loss of the
genial Captain and his estimable wife.
j. w. Hollenbeak and TRIBUNE
the small drove to Nampa last Monday
and hobnobbed with royalty for few
hours. Mayor Stearns and Editor
Horn did the honors and kept the
unsophisticated visitors out of the pit
falls of that wicked city.
The picnic at the Dorman ranch
last Sunday was great success.
About 100 persons availed themselves
Of the opportunity to enjoy tie fresh,
country air, and had a great time.
The band played its merriest. and the
birds sang their sweetest and all nature
smiled and was happy.
Mrs. Howard Sebree gave picnic
at the Sebree ranch last Thursday to
the ladies of Caldwell. OF course they
all went and the town WAS full of cross
old widowers all day, whe; were trying
to rustic meal. And their unfecling
wives sat under the shade trees and
talked about them and were happy.
Mr.. Ed. Harrison, wife and two
children arrived in Caldwell last Satur.
day from Los Angeles. OH q visit to
Mrs. Harrison's parents-Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Dorman. They have many
friends in Caldwell who will endeavor
to make their stay pleasant. They
have left California for good, and will
probably 70 east to live.
A man rushed into this Office last
week and accused THE TRIBUNE of
being disloyal and showing disrespect
to tho President Of the United States
by publishing M advertising cut rs
President Harrison. We tried to get
it through his obtuse mind that THE
TRIBUNE was shooting ut the alleged
picture of Harrison in the country
papers of the Pacific coast, and that
the President himself would feel Hat
tered at THE TRlBUNE's portrait when
compared with some OF the libels which
have been earnestly palmed off for
him upon gullible public. and at
length brought him around to see the
point. It takes too much time and