The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-11-19

The Cold wave will soon be upon you
don't forget that Cakes Bros. are
"heeled" in warn footwear.
Go to the Caldwell Pharmacy for
pure drugs-everyt thing new and caeap.
North room of Masonic block.
Our special Cloak sale was brilliant
success, we have more Especial
garments" at special sale prices. Cakes
Bros.
DR.. w. c. Maxey went to Boise last
wednesday to attend a session of the
board of pension examiners.
Hon. p. J. Pefley, of Boise City, came
down Tuesday. to see how his shop at
this place would look in CANYON
county.
THE TRIBUNE skeleton needs a
square meal and an overcoat. Can't
you settle that little balance to help
the poor cuss out.
q. W. Beasley has just completed
neat house. 1t will be remembered
that his residence was destroyed by fire
some few weeks ago.
Do you want any kind of Hosiery, if
SO, call and see us. We will sell you
what you want at half price. Monte
d. Gwinn Mer. Co.
Robt. Altman, of Willow creek. was
in town this week. His says his sheep
have begun to pick up wonderfully
since Canyon county was voted.
Many substantial improvements are
already being figured on in Caldwell.
With the opening of spring we may
expect to see things pretty lively.
A canvasser for tho San Francisco
Examiner struck town this week, but
you all found that out before we did.
The Examiner is great paper.
The Boise Democrat says that SO far
as heard those in the hands of their
friends for Offices in Canyon county do
not number more than eighty or ninety.
It is peculiar fact, but a fact just
the same, that the people who opposed
county division are clamoring the
leu'iest for oficein the despised county.
DR.. w. A. Levin, Boise Citys popu-
lar specials, was in town last Monday.
He has quite practice throughout
this section. His specially is the eye.
There are four newspapers in Can
yon county and four in Ada county.
In the latter they are all published in
one town, while in the former three
towns have newspapers.
| Tom X. Little has returned from
Owyhee's hills, and judging from tho
contented smile on his classic counte-
nance we suppose he brought some of
their vulgar yellow art with him.
Almost every paper IN Idaho has
now faithfully promised to drop politics
and be the same great family journal
as Of yore. THE TRIBUNE never allows
politics to interfere with its duty to
local affairs hence no apology is neces-
sary here.
The Pacific hotel at this place under
the management Of j. II. Jones, is
giving fine satisfaction. People no
longer shun Caldwell on account of her
hotel accommodations, as they are now
first.class in every particular.
Dan Masterson will give q bali at
Middleton, on Thanksgiving night, to
which everybody is invited. The dance
will be given at Middleton hall. Tickets,
including supper. $500. A good time
is being arranged for and large crowd
is anticipated.
Wonder how some Of those bright
newspaper men who have been declar-
ing the bill for the division Of Ada
county unconstitutional will accept the
| opinion Of r. z. Johnson, the ablest
| lawyer in the west. We should think
that Mr.. johnson would hesitate con.
siderably before expressing an opinion
in conflict with those expressed by Ger.
tain editors.
w. E. White, q young man Of this
town, who desires to pose a. "bad
man." entered the house Of Annie G.
Clark. alias McGinty, soiled dove Of
this place on the 10th inst. and brutally
beat her. She swore out warrant and
had the young man brought before