The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-06-04
Cakes Bros. sell the best all silk $50
black parasOl in town.

DlacK paraSOl in town.
You can buy pad of blank prom
isory notes for'2 20 cents at this office.
a game of ball between Huntington
and Weiser last Sunday resulted ~ to
II in favor of Huntington.
Take your pictures to Hoover if you
wish them art!stically and neatly
framed.
The white section hands at this place
were discharged last Monday morning
and two crews of Japs put on.
Charley Hill went to Boise City We'd
nesday to take charge OF the new How
ard Sebree implement house at that
place.
Long Valley has tobacco famine.
Nowsis a good chance for Russia to
show her appreciation for American
help.
Hon. E. J. Curtis announces that he
will withdraw his name as candidate
for the gubernatorial nomination.
IiON ilidS, iIdilllilOlS
Howard Sebree, of Caldwell, will es-
tablish farming implement house at
the corner of Main and Sixth streets,
Boise.-Boise Statesman.
MIR. and Mrs. Anthony Brooks, of
Silver City, visited Mr.. and Mrs. S. N.
Moe several days this week. While
here Mr.. Brooks purchased fine span
of big horses, harness, wagon, etc, and
intends to haul ore from the mines to
the MILL He has sold out his corral
business at Silver City.
Why not buy your goods where you
can get what you want, and where there
is a guarantee of excellence in quality i?
Try the Finest
Jud. Boyakin announces in a recent
issue of his Democrat, that that excel
lent paper will in the future be conduit
Quoted by /. j. Sutten of the Ketchum
Keystone. Mr.. Sutten is the best and
most forcible democratic editor in
Idaho, and he now certainly has good
field to work in. We trust Mr.. Boyakin
has not permanently retired.
The M. j. GWinn Mer. Co. are now
carrying the fnset line of choice grocer
les in the city. When it comes to the
best, we are strictly in it.
John brennan, the successful sheep
man, was in town this week. He is
through shearing and has sold his WOO
to Roberts, the wool-buyer The price
is an unknown quantity, but it is not
far from IA cents per pound. Mr.
brennan says sheep are doing fine this
year. His flock sheared an average OF
~ pounds to the fleece. He sold 200(
head shortly after shearing and last
Tuesday bought Mr.. E. II. Adams
entire band-about 5000 head. The
price paid, we believe, was $500 pei
head. Mr.. Adams is going out of the
business. Mr. brennan has taken up
fine sheep ranch in Sands basin, anc
when contemplated improvements are
completed he will have one of the best
properties across the Snake. He gives
his business his best attention and il
deserving the success he is having.
We are here to serve you. We save
you money and we save your health
by giving you "Finest goods at loves
prices.
Mrs. Susan Sebree had quite serious
accident happen her ON the Both ult
While she and Mrs. John Sohree and ;
: little child were returning homo from
, Thos. Andrews, a couple of young mel
came running up behind them on hors
back, frightening tho team the ladie
were driving. Both women grabbed
for the lines, but Mrs. Susan Sebre
was thrown ont by the wheels strikin,
an obstacle, she falling ON a rail fence
fracturing two or three ribs and shoul
der blade. Mrs. John Sebree held o.
with one line, keeping the team circling
crossing the rail fence twice, passing
through one wire fence and over III
r railroad before the team was iinall
stopped. The child and Mrs. job
Sebree escaped unframed. Mr.. Susa
Sebrec was picked up nearly lifeless
taken to Johns and surgical help sen
, for. At present the injured one j
quite cheerful and an early recovery
expected. We are indebted to ID
, Maxey fer the above particulars.
Let us take your measure for ores
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