The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-10-22
CALDWELL ABR : AID.

CALDWELL ABR AID.
Swain Beatty, a prominent Caldwell
democrat, returned home this morning
after short stay in the city.-Boise
Mail.
Frank Steunehberg, editor of the
CALDWELL TRIBUNE, and John I.
Morrison, prominent lawyer, are both
in the city from Caldwell today.-Boise
Mail.
Bob Noble, the sheep king of Idaho,
was in Weiser Monday. We don't
know his business, but It was probably
to form a branch order of the Sheep
Mans Exaggeration Society, which has
its headquarters at Caldwell -Weiser
Signal.
Isidor Mayer, the big Caldwell mer-
chant, was right busy in De Lamar
during the pay days and from the smile
he wore it was evident he was well
paid and consequently well pleased
De Lamar Nugget.
j. W. Hollenbeak, Caldwell's wide
awake livery man, spent portion of
the week in De Lamar where he has
lots of friends. Although doing a good
business in Caldwell, Johnnie still has
q longing for the hills of old Owyhee,
where he spent many former years.
De Lamar Nugget.
During the demonstration at Cald-
well last Friday evening, there was a
glare in the heavens that seemed to be
in the direction Of Star, and some of
the Caldwell fire department, not
knowing but their services might be
called upon, went to the engine house,
but before doing so invited reporter
OF the Democrat to accompany them.
He found there an elegant hook and
ladder truck, supplied with all modern
improvements and very fine hose
cart with an immense quantity Of hose
sufficient for all practical purposes.
The city has system Of water works
to which the hose can be attached in
case of need. In this respect the town
is well provided Tortoise Democrat.
The contract for two bridges, one
over what is called the Dry Bed and
the other over the South Fork of
Snake was let on Tuesday by the
board Of commissioners to r. II. Miller
bridge builder of Pocatello and Cald-
well. The bridge over South Fork will
be $50 feet in length and will be CON-
prised OF one 200 foot span, two 200 foot
spans and the remainder 8O-foot spans,
all of what is known as the combina-
ton bridge. Work will be commenced
at once and pushed as fast as possible,
it being the intention to have them
completed by the LIST of January, 1893.
The contract is for sl3,7OO, which is
considered very low price for the
work.-Idaho Falls Register.
Send so cents for THE TRIBUNE to
January l, 1893.
A full line of school supplies at
Wright's drug store.
Cakes Bros. show up the best line of
fancy dress trimmings.
Go to Wright's drug store'for school
books for your children.
A full line of storm serges now on
sale at Monte b. Gwinn Mer. Co.
You want customers; so do we. Ad-
vertise and we will both get them.
You can buy a pad of blank prom
isory notes for 25 cents at this Office.
If You want to take drive, remem-
her that Johnson can be found at the
old stand.
Adjustable hardwood window screens
to fit any window, at Central Lumber
Company.
F, 1t don't cost anything to inspect
Hoover's new stock of furniture the
finest display ever in Caldwell.
Something for breakfast see our
window. "The Finest" is the place to
get variety of the best goods to eat.
We have had to Charge our boot and
shoe department to accommodate our
stock. prices are telling.) Cakes
Bros.