The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-08-27


Cakes and jumbles in great variety
at "The Finest"
Mr.. and Mrs. Sebree have returned
from their outing on Schaffer creek.
Mrs. A. J. Sands is spending a few
pleasant days with her sister, Mrs. Isl
dor Mayer.
Chlldrens' school hats cheap at Miss
Carriers millinery store. BE sure and
SEE them.
Hot enough for you? Then go to
Oakss Bros. and cool off by buying a
waist; they are selling at cost.
W. w. Dryden went to Boise City
Tuesday to spend few days with
friends. He has many friends there
who will be pleased to see the grand
old man.
The Baptist pastor has returned from
his vacation and will hold the usual
services at the Baptist Church Sunday,
August 28th, at II: 80 a. m. and D. m.
All are invited.
Try our cream fruit pudding in differ
ent tiavors. This is something fine:
ask for it. Stiles & Dunbar.
City Marshal Martin and family left
Wednesday for the hills and will be
gone several weeks. VIM. Galloway
will wear the star and see to the peace
OF the city during his absence.
Miss Ella Coulter, who has made her
home with her sister, Mrs. A. X. Steu-
nenberg, for the past year, leaves early
next week for Des Moines, Iowa. The
best wishes of many friends follow her.
Buy can of baking powder and get
plate, cup and saucer, sauce dish and
butter dish, all for IS cents, at "The
Finest"
The boys mentioned last week en-
gagged in placer mining near the bridge
have given it up. The gold in Boise
river bars is too fine to save. They
only succeeded in saving three quarters
of an ounce on four days run.
j. 7. Morrison and family, Miss
Nora Davis, Mrs. II. r. Stevenson and
children, Miss Anna Hartley and w. C.
Dunbar, started last Wednesday for a
short trip to the mountains on a fish
ing and hunting excursion.
Mrs. M. G. Stiles, who has been visit
ing relatives in Salt Lake city for sew
eral weeks past, returned home last
Wednesday evening. She was accom-
panied by her sister Miss Belle Dunbar
who will remain some time. Friends
welcome them home.
Our straw goods must go at cost.
Secure bargain before too late. Stiles
& Dunbar.
Prof. J. L. Midday arrived in Caldwell
last Tuesday. He is engaged as princi-
pal of the Caldwell public schools and
came in advance to get the lay of the
land. He is now hard at work prepar-
ing course of study and will thor
Oughly reorganize and grade the
schools.
The camping party, under command
of Rev. l. S. Hicks, which left Caldwell
about three weeks ago, returned We'd
nesday. They report an excellent time,
but had very few adventures with
bar. The young ladies refrained
from writing diaries and the lips of the
gentlemen are sealed, so it is not prob
able that the true history of the trip
will ever be written. We are all glad
to see them back.
The nomination of our townsman,
G. w. Cooper, for the state legislature
by the peoples party was tit recog-
milton of efficient service. No one can
question Mr.. Cooper's sincerity in the
movement, and no one can long remain
In doubt as to where he stands on the
issues of the day. A more earnest, sim
cere and active worker cannot be found
in the party, and we have seen
more pretensious men who would
make far worse members of the legis-
lature.
Postmaster II. &. Jackson informs
THE TRIBUNE that the first mail from
Bowman, the new postotlice nine miles
below Caldwell, was sent out last We'd
nesday. Mr.. j. r. Beck has been
sworn in as carrier, and will make the
round trip every Wednesday and Sat
nrday. He is prepared to carry passen-