The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-06-04

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Try our royal egg macaroni Puddine
and all the delicacies of the season at
M. b. G. NJ. Co.
Mrs. Geo. Reed visited friends in
Pocatello last week, returning home
Tuesday.
The Ceur d Alene Barbarian calls
upon Gov. Wiley to put that section
OF country under martial law.
Clerk Reed received notice that the
hook and ladder truck has been shipped.
1t will surely arrive within a few days.
Iowa sent cargo of flour, provisions,
ETC., to famine stricken Russia. 1t took
$40 cars to carry the magnificent dona-
ton
Is it good policy to buy goods where
you get second Or third grade? Pat
ronize the "Finest" where the quality
is finest"
The greatest wonder of the ge--the
Reliable Gasoline Stove for 1892 is now
on exhibition at the Monte b. Gwinn
Mercantile Company.
Lo and Mrs. 10 and the little Los
were in town this week. They had
some elegan thy polished horns which
they disposed of at a good price. Their
/ figures were not Lo.
Wool, wool, WOOL Big wool teams
are coming in from all directions and
at all hours of the day and night. The
Forwarding Co. is handling it all and
giving satisfaction.
The NJ. b. Gwinn Mer. Co. are. head
quarters on lubricating oils; have just
received car load which they are sell
ing at bottom prices.
A young man by the name Of Eng
lish, stranger in this country, was
recently drowned in the south fork Of
the Payette river, near Garden Valley
He was on the log drive.
The irrepressible Geo. p. Wheeler
who began his newspaper career upon
this paper some six years ago, has
started a new sheet at Rathdrum
Idaho, called the Reporter. Geo. p. is
an able and witty writer.
With the coming OF spring comes the
desire to change your underwear fol
lighter weights. A finer line cannot be
seen anywhere than at the "Finest.'
Prices strictly in it.
The grand celebration in honor OF
the completion OF the Mountain Home
reservoir, which was postponed few
weeks ago on account of bad weather
will take place June II. All who car
go should help our sister town rejoice
Frank Lucus, Mrs. f. NJ. Lucus an6
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Steunenberg lef
Wednesday for the famous hot spring.
on Snake river, where they intend to &C
into camp for ten or twelve days
These springs are becoming quite ;
resort for Caldwell people
THE TRIBuNE's "strong box" rattle.
like bean in bladder these days. L
you owe.u anything for advertising
job work or subscription, we would
appreciate settlement. This is n,
one-sided affair. If we owe you any
. thing come and get your money.
Jack Roop, one of the best shce,
men in Idaho, was in town "Wednesday
He has severed his connection will
Billy Isaac, having sold out to the lat
ter, and is fixing up n ranch on lowe
succor creek preparatory to going int
the sheep business ON his own hool
next spring.
\ very enjoyable picuic was held u
. McGuira's grove below Caldwell las
Monday. 1t was given under Ia
auspices of the Farmers alliance, am
IL that organization can vote as we'll a
they can eat chicken and enjoy a GOO
, old-fashioned picnic, politicians ha
better begin TO figure upon an unknown
!, quantity in the coming election. Nj
c. w, Cooper and Rev. /. $. Hicks. o
this place, did the talking, their n
, marks being we'll received by the 10 O
100 farmers who We're present Abou
noon one of the most sumptuous re
pasts imaginable was spread, prepare
by the careful wives and pretty daugl
ters of the tillers of the soil. All tn
/. delicacics Of the season were on I'll
/ tables, and were there. in abundance
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