The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-07-04
Jake Mussell was in town last Sat


tlouncings ut 1.-The Finest
-Chas. II. Reed made a business
trip to Payette last Tuesday.
The finest line of parasols in town
is to he found at Cakes Bros.
Stiles & Dunbar deliver goods pur-
chased Of them to any part of the city.
F. Moore and DR.. W. G. Maxey
made business trip to Boise City last
Wednesday.
Ready mixed paint at $500 and
1925 per gallon, at Wright's Drug
Store.
Cooper will do the talking at the
celebration below here to-day. Lot the
Apache whoop be heard.
Mrs. &. d. Reed and sister, Mrs.
Shelton, returned last Tuesday from
ten days visit to Boise City.
"A house belonging to w. d. Case,
ut Payette, was burned Thursday even
ing. No further particulars.
The Charter Oak Stoves and Ranges
with the wonderful wire gauze oven
door, sold only by The Coffin & North
rop Co.
dance and be merry tonight.
Cakes Bros. can assist you with a pair
of their Dongola hand turned dancing
shoes.
Quarterly meeting services at the
NJ. E. Church Sunday. Rev. $. NJ.
Driver, p. E., will preach Sunday even
ing at 8 o'clock.
Walter Sebree returned from Bos-
ton Thursday, where he has been
attending school. He will fill a position
in the bank at this place.
Bill Glenn, of Payette, was in town
last Saturday. Owing to i'll health he
has discontinued the publication of his
Payette Transcript.
The Athletic club room is a poor
place for music. The orchestra un-
doubleday played with its usual excel
lence Tuesday evening, but the music
sounded very poor to the audience.
TRIBUNE the small took a run
down to Huntington last Tuesday and
had the extreme pleasure of gazing
into the honest orbs of Bowen, of the
Herald. Two good men met, but no.
body hurt.
Let everybody be in good humor
to-day. There are 1854 days besides the
Fourth of July in year, to do your
kicking in. A man that can't look
pleasant on Independence Day should
not be allowed to live in free country.
Owing to misunderstanding be-
tween the Louisson Bros. and Nathan
Falk 4 Bro, the sale of the latter's
business at this place was not consum-
mated. The former gentlemen took
their departure for home Wednesday
morning.-Nampa Leader.
Owing to an irregularity, the State
High License Law, passed at the First
Session, which went into effect on July
l, will not be enforced until after the
county commissioners meet on the 18th
inst. 1t is more than probable that the
saloon men will fight the law on tech
nicality.
1T is said that McCune, the man
that was stabbed by Sullivan, amuses
himself by cursing the doctor and
nurses. He struck a nurse on the nose
one day last week and nearly spread
that member all over the unfortunate
mans face. A long ways from being
dead man yet.
Last Wednesday Assistant Post
master Maxey buckled on his armor
and made his first round in the free
delivery mail service. The boxes have
been put up and will be a great conven-
fence after people get use d to them and
do not carry their mail ten blocks past
one to the postotfice. Mail put in a
box in any quarter of the town will 60
out as quick as though brought to the
postottice. Remember this and save
yourself steps. The delivery is made
once day, just after the train from
the east arrives. Ii you want your
mail delivered to any part of the city,
leave word with the postmaster and it
will be attended to. But do not for
goodness sake come to the postofice
three or four times day to see if you
have been forgotten or not. Ii any