The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-06-18
THE CALDWFLL CLUB WINS.
They Defeat Boise City in a Seven In
ming Game by a Score Of 9 tO1.
Personal, Social and Local News as
Caught Oh the Fly. Continued on
Last Page of this Paper.

Last rage OF TINS Paper.
If business locals are never read you
will never see this. Think about it.
That orange and yellow felt that you
We're looking for has arrived at THE
Finest"
Cakes Bros. have over forty different
styles of Gents shoes to pick from:
don't go elsewhere.
Mrs. f. L. Olmstead will give rose
lunch at her residence tomorrow to a
small number of friends.
Capt. Little informs us that the For
| warding Co. has already handled about
100000 pounds Of wool this year.
Ladies out OF town can have samples
Of all the new spring goods sent them
by dropping a postal card to Stiles &
| Dunbar.
We acknowledge fraternal call from
Asa Abbott, of Mountain Home last
Saturday. He says his Range & Valley
is the Chief of Elmore.
The Hose company has ordered splen-
did uniforms and will shine conspicu-
ously in the parade on the Fourth.
The Hook e. Ladder Co. have no uni
form as yet.
There will be union service of all
denominations at the Methodist Church
on next Sunday evening Sermon by
Rev. w. J. Boone. No service at the
Methodist Church at II o'clock.
A young son Of R. S. Wooden was
thrown from horse and had his arm
broken Thursday. The broken limb
was just mending from a break caused
by the kick of a horse few weeks ago.
Bayard 7. Templeton, organizer for
Idaho of the alliance, has been in
town several days this week in the
interests of the organization, He says
the people will be in it in Idaho this
year.
A number of'Caldwell citizens went
to Mountain Home yesterday to attend
their great reservoir celebration. II
comes on the wrong day of the week
for TIE TRIBUNE to attend, SO We
send regrets.
Henry Cox, inventor of the boss sage
brush grubber, went to Mountain
Home yesterday to attend the opening
of the great reservoir at that, and alst
to introduce his machine. He will give
several trial exhibitions.
| With the coming of spring comes tn
desire to change your underwear TO
lighter weights. "A finer line cannot b,
; seen anywhere than at the Finest.
While the occupants Of house of i'll
fame at the foot of Front street wer
, at dinner Thursday a tramp effected al
entrance through window and loote,
, the house to the extent of gold watcl
, and about $50 cash. Constable John
son at once took the trail, but failed t.
,, land his man.
$ Cakes Bros. are meeting all demand
for fine shoes.
The Idaho delegation to the demo
{ cratic convention at Chicago next weel
I is bloodcd. Shortly after the Pocatell
: convention, Il telegram was sent to Chi
: cago reading something as follows
{ Idaho wants the best; money 10 OF
, ject." n prominent member of tn
! delegation says he expects the trip t
c cost him $500.
This Office owes Charlie Hartley
. debt Of everlasting gratitude. Whe
= the pangs of hunger were at their wors
{ last Wednesday, he brought i'll sewers
= boxes of fine Strawberries and depoSite
a them on the altar OF sacrifice. One {
v the smallest berries was cut and Il lii
f eral slice given to each of the five con
o positors. while the remainder was take
a home to make II short cake Mr.. iiav
+ ley has an elegant patch on his ne
J. ranch near town and can supply IL
4 Caldwell market. Next year he e.
q poets to make large shipments. Charl
is Il rustler and should be encourage
by your patronage. Leave orders wit
V. him for berries and they will be promp
ly filled.