The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-06-18
ADDITIONAL. LOCAL. NEWS.

Silver City, visited friends ana relatives
in Caldwell this week.
Silver City voted 5000 bonds for a
new school house, which will be ready
for the September term.
After May the weather settles down,
and so do our prices. Just look over
our straw hats for misses and see the
price we are selling them at. Oakts
Bros.
The greatest wonder of the age--the
Reliable Gasoline Stove for 1S92-is now
on exhibition at the Monte B. Gwinn
Mercantile Company.
Don't forget THE TRIBUNE's large
Fourth of July edition, which will be
issued July g. 1t will be printed in
cOlors and consist of II or l6 pages,
according to patronage. Let us fix you
up nice attractive ad. Rates very
reasonable.
Take your pictures to Hoover if you
wish them artistically and neatly
framed.
An interesting debate occurred in
Chas. Sebree's office one day this week
Subject: "Isms." Principals-H. X.
Hartley and c. w. Cooper. Audience
-Chas Sebree, Charlie Stewart. TIE
TRIBUNE arrived in time to hear one
of the principals make this remark:
"You stand On the street corners talk
about 'isms,' when you are the first man
to join every ism that comes to
town" (Uproarous applause by the
audience)
If you want to take drive, remem-
). her that johnson can be found at the
old stand.
TRIBUNE the big went to Boise last
Monday and took plunge in the great
Natatorium. Next day they had to
draw all the water out of the pool
TRIB the small went up Wednesday
and tried the same game, but was
refused admission to the tank.
Spend your money at the 'Finest,"
where you get value received. Nothing
misrepresented.
Isidor Mayer returned from De La
mar last Tuesday. He says snow fell
at that place last Saturday eight inches
deep. Also that the house Of Mr.
Dewey was struck by lightning and set
on fire, but was extinguished. Mrs.
Dewey and her baby were badly shocked
but escaped uninjured.
C. w. Cooper will carry full line of
bee hives and bee supplies this season.
Parties desiring anything in this line
will call at his lumber yard.
The wonders and beauties of the
Natatorium at Boise City have not
been exaggerated We doubt if it has
an equal in the entire west. 1t is a
drawing card for the capital, and has
already done much tow ards advertising
Boise City. Another move or two of |
that kind and Boise will have prestige |
that no combination can break, and |
will become the city between Salt Lake |
and Portland
!, The ladies of the Epworth league will
serve ice cream on each Saturday after
noon and evening beginning Saturday. |
June 4th, IN the dining room of Mrs.
Mohr's hotel.
The executive committee of the |
Fourth of July celebration want a good |
enterprising pig. which will pay first
class attention to business when turned !
loose and told to run. 1t must have |
the grace of a gazelle, the swiftness of !
a steak of lightning, the thinness Of !
hotel boarder and the wi!dness of a
range cayuse. 4 genuine Old Missouri |
hazel-sDlitter preferred; one that be- /
lieves in life, liberty and the pursuits of
happiness, and which can show an
appreciation of the situation when cow
boys attempt to rope him.
Ladies should see that fine stock of |
summer millinery goods at Miss Alice !
Carriers and get her extremely reaSona-
able prices.
The free mail delivery which Cald- |
well has enjoyed the past year, will /
probably be discontinued the first of I
next month. The matter was expert |
mental and was reported upon very !
fayorahly by Postmaster General Wan
namaker Congress SO far. however,
has made no appropriation for the con-
tinuance of the service in small towns,
and ere long the patrons of the Cald-
well Office will have TO go after their
mil in 4. Of