The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-01-03

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MIR. W. v. Turkey is quite sick.
We all hope to see him out shortly.
The friends of II. H. Jones are
pleased to zee him on the streets again.
"A problem Of q life time solved.
You can buy bread at the Fruit Stand.
You will save money by buying
your clothing at "The Finest" for
1891.
Be careful of that leaf you turned
over last Thursday. 1t is very easily
soiled.
Remember the Is per cent discount
on all Cloaks and Jackets at Cakes
Bros. Only few more left.
The first of the Beautiful" fell
last Teusday morning. We may have
q little winter after all.
Some day the city will get to pay
for the neglect of tho railroad in not
building walk across their tracks.
The holiday rush is over and now
our merchants are starting in on that
interesting proceeding taking stock.
Sherman G. King, County Clerk,
called at this Office last Monday. Come
again, old man, when The TRIBUNE is
at home.
The Forwarding Company received
q car Of ceal this week. This is encour-
aging. Let US hope that the coal fam.
inc is at an end.
Henry Dorman, who has 80 long
been head man at NJ. b. Gwinn's, has
handed in his resignation, to take
effect February 1.
did we understand you to say Kip
BootsP Why yes we have dandy for
$500 with high top and tap sole that
can't be beat. Cakes Bros.
Mrs. A. v. Mcconnell, recently
from Iowa. died ct the residence of
George Mcconnell, near Parma, Of
January I, 1901, Of pneumonia.
Tho Masonic Tsnple ID the cause
Of much comment " strangers visiting
the town. Not many towns the size Of
Caldwell have such building.
The years may come and the years
may 60, bht to zee . magnificent dry
goods show, and . stock of clothing
that Is not slow, to The Finest F" every
one must 60.
New Year opened well with Cakes
Bros, a. their big shipment Of ladies
fine shoes in y. c and d widths arrived
on Thursday. Remember these have
the new Fatent Leather Diamond Tips
which arc nest but not gaudy.
Don't imagine that people do not
read your advertisements and locals.
Oakes. Bros. advertised to give every
boy and girl who would call last Wed
nesday, = New Years present. Ask
themif anybody called.
Capt Geo. Little, of Jordan Valley.
was In town several days this week.
He il enthusiastic over Jordan Valley
and says business II fiourishins. The
range IL good, stock men arc smiling,
aud everybody y correspondingly
happy. ssi
Sidney Dillon, president Of the U.
p. and George Gould, one Of tho diree..
tors, win pass through Caldwell shortly
on tour Of inspection Of the road.
They ought to be blindfolded and
made to walk across the tracks on their
side walks. It would b more exciting
than panic In Wall street.
John McMahon, Of Succor Creek,
was in town last sunday explaining
what erect the McKidley bill would
have ON his coal mine. Uncle John
d invincible, and when he turns the
flood gates Of his eloQuence loose,
something has to drop.
1T is q wonder to THE TRIBUNE
that some of these old "bums, who do
not mind a little thing like broken
limb, do not purposely fall off Of the
walk across the railroad track and sue
the city for damages. There il not q
Jury in America but who would con.
denim that walk.
The Odd Fellows are repairing
their hall and fixing it up in tirst.class
shape. A new floor has been laid and
deadened, and the painter, paper-hang-