The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-04-18
Badly, the smoke vender.

Mrs. VIM. Isaac Is visiting her
parents at Horseshoe Bend.
DIR. Rivers shot and killed hotel
keeper by the name of Mozart, at
Montpelier, last week.
Now is the time to buy your dishes
at less than cost. Call and be convinced
at Howard Sebree's.
Gus Rikewine, of Mountain Home,
has rented w. E. Mosby's place and
will open up a saloon.
After the exertion of planting a |
tree on Arbor Day, go to Stiles & Dun
bar and get something nice for dinner.
Wallace, Idaho, has been selected
as the site for the Miners Hospital, }
which is to be erected by the Miners
Unions.
Caldwell had peoples Ticket"
and "Tax Payers Ticket" but Bellevue
went US one better with an "Anti-
Monopoly Ticket"
Ladies. do not fail to call at Gwinn's
and see the only full and complete line
of dress goods in Caldwell. All shades,
colors, and prices.
Marshal Galloway notified property
owners to clean their back yards and
alleys this week, and most of them are
complying with the request.
Owen c. Baker took several of his
fine steppers to Boise City last week,
and will keep them there this summer.
Baker raises some fine buggy horses.
Where did you get that hatp" At
Mayors, of course. He has the finest
stock of straw hats ever brought to
Caldwell, and proposes to sell them dirt
cheap.
The Caldwell Orchestra gave an
other of those successful balls at the
Commercial hotel last Thursday night.
AS usual, everybody was pleased and
happy.
THE TRIBUNE took job of over
100000 impressions this week, and
when the stock arrives the merry clat-
ter of both job presses will be heard
from morn till eve.
Frank Rowland, who was tried
for stabbing James w. Brooks, was
found guilty of an assault with
deadly weapon likely to produce great
bodily harm" by the jury.
We want it distinctly understood
that until THE TRIBUNE gets ten new
paid up subscribers, there will be no
change in the weather. We must have
something for the use of our private
wire.
Mrs. J. o. Baker, county Treasurer,
called at THE TRIBUNE last Saturday
and renewed his allegiance. He has
been travelling in the interests of his
merchant tailoring establishment at
Boise City.
On the 18th inst. the home of
Thomas Russell, near Emmett, was
entirely destroyed by fire, nothing being
saved from the wreck. The following
day his neighbors got together and
built him new house. Such neigh.
bors are worth having.
-S. H. Baker, Jeweler, has employed
Mr.. w. r. Stark, q first class watch
repairer, to assist him at the bench.
He also has a fine line of jewelry.
Repairing chronometers and compli.
Gated watches a speciality. All work
warranted first class. AS in the past
prices as low as the lowest.
THE TRIBUNE still leads in job
work. We have done work for Silver
City, Idaho City, Boise City. Weiser,
Nampa and Payette in the past week.
Verify people are learning where to
send for good work and low prices.
Don't be lead astray, but try The
TRIBUNE.
The Investment company, which
commenced operations in the Payette
valley, near Emmett, year ago, is be-
ing reorganized and work OH the big
ditch will again be commenced. This
is a company of New York capitalists.
The TRIBUNE will give full particu-
lars in the near future.
! AS usual Caldwell's fire company
has gone up in smoke. There is no use
talking, you can interest Caldwell in
anything on earth but fire protection.
If the town should catch fire all that