The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-07-23
Castor Machine Oil at Wright's drug

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Castor Machine Oil at Wright's drug
store.
Go to Blatchley for bargains in wall
paper.
Jelly glasses and fruit jars at Batch
leys drug store.
Columbus discovered America, but
Cakes Bros. discovered what the ladies
of Caldwell want in dry goods.
We have a lot of short lengths and
remnants in the dry goods department,
which must be sold regardless of cost.
Monte b. Gwinn Mer. Co.
At recent meeting of the Caldwell
Base Ball association, Chas. II. Reed
was elected secretary, vice James Fow-
Ter, resigned. The association seems
to be in fair financial condition. as all
bills outstanding were ordered paid.
AS the "Finest" furnishes a man for
each side in the great fat and lean con-
test the affair will not in any way
effect the extreme low prices that have
therefore, prevailed in that establish
ment.
George Froman, of the Caldwell and
Jordan Valley ferry came in Wednes-
day and of course called on THE
TRIBUNE's Snake editor. He has
adopted new rates for his popular boat,
which appear in another column.
Remember that he discounts prices 25
per cent for cash.
Some eighteen or twenty Caldwell
ladies and gentlemen went over to the
hot springs ferry a couple of weeks
ago and stayed over night. While
there they caught sturgeon nearly
seven feet long, weighing $50 pounds.
IL. II. and w. B. Jones had most of the
fun with the monster.
Charlie Steunenberg, foreman of the
Recorder Office, is taking a much needed
vacation after over a years steady
work. He left on Saturday for Dillon
to take in the races. While absent he
will interview the business men of
Dillon and Butte in the interests of
this journal. We trust that our friends
over the range will treat him kindly,
for he is timid lad far from home
Salmon City Recorder.
| William B. Fleming, the constable
who killed Sam Pritchard at Oreana
some months ago, has been indicted by
the Owyhee county grand jury
Pritchard was supposed to have been
killed while resisting arrest, but his
friends-and he had many-have never
ceased to cry murder" since the deed
was accomplished Fleming was exon
Grated by the coroner's jury at the
time. The trial will create general
interest throughout the state.
Last Wednesday morning two blocks
OF Pocatello, on the east side of the
track, were destroyed by fire. The loss
is estimated at $4,000. Among other
business houses, the plant of our
esteemed contemporary-the Pocatello
1riuune-was destroyed. We extend
to all losers in general and the Tribune
in particular, our sympathy. The fire
originated in the opera house and was
undoubtedly incendiary, as Il fire in the
same building had been eXtin suished
| earlier in tho pvpOinu
The Caldwell "kid" nine went to
Boise City last Sunday and played with
the Boise kids The game was close
and exciting. At the close of the 10th
inning the score stood l6 to l6, and
while the nth inning was being played,
the Post commander sent a guard to
stop the game. The Caldwell boys say
the Boise boys have big advantage
over them in point of size and weight,
but they believe they can beat them
playing ball. The Boise "kids" will
be down here tomorrow to play to q
finish. "A good game may be expected.
Commodore Huff, of Riverside ferry,
was in town u few days again this
week. lie says sturgeon and mosqui-
tos are numerous at the ferry. Parties
caught sturgeon there recently, nine
feet long, which weighed over 200
pounds. Knowing what we do about
Snake river fish, we cheerfnlly accept
this story without affidavit, but when
Huff adds that he has seen mosquitoes
there which will weigh as much, we
are compelled to use our railroad con-