The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-09-03

DIR. J. J. Armstrong returned from
Silver City last week.
Frank Olmstead, formerly road mas
ter, is running an engine.
Blatchley is headquarters for school
books and all school supplies.
Coal is delivered in Boise City for
$40 per ton. In Caldwell it is $3.50.
Rev. j. S. Mccain is doing missionary
work for the peoples party in north
Idaho.
Childrens' school hats cheap at Miss
Carriers millinery store. Be sure and
see them.
We are indebted to the Idaho States
man for our report of the prohibition
convention.
Dan Kelleher went to Nampa last
week and will tend bar in Frank Ran
dall's saloon.
Try our cream fruit pudding in differ
ent tlavors. This is something fine;
ask for it. Stiles & Dunbar.
Hot enough for you? Then go to
Cakes Bros. and cool off by buying a
waist; they are selling at cost.
The peoples party will have rally
at Caldwell on September IL. John r.
Wester and John A. Davis will do the
talking.
The Caldwell public schools open
next Monday for nine months term.
The old bell will be wecome sound to
many children.
Rev. Richardson the new NJ. E. pastor,
and wife arrived in Caldwell this week.
We trust they will find pleasant field
in Caldwell.
The Silver City Avalanche has com
pleted the 9th year of it's existence,
and is six months older than the pres
ent editor. Like wine it has improved
with age and is getting better.
Regular services in Methodist Church
next Sunday, morning and evening.
Rev. Richardson will preach in the
morning and Rev. Morris will occupy
the pulpit at night.
DIR. Ed. Maxey, of Walla Walla, was
severely burned at that place recently,
while attempting to rescue the books
of brother physician. He has now
completely recovered
In advertising the Idaho state uni
versitv the board of regents have Sc
lected republican papers almost exclu-
sively. We suppose the inference to
be drawn is that democrats can't read.
Sherman Coffin and family went on
fishing excursion last sunday, but as
the detective was barred, the result re-
mains in doubt. Sherm looks as
though he might have caught one,
however.
The directors of the Caldwell Base
Ball association have accepted the res
ignation of c. J. Northrop. as manager
of the club and elected G. II. Reed to
fill the vacancy. Mr. Reed is trying to
/ arrange a tour to Spokane Falls and
north Idaho for the club, and also has
some good local games in view.
There was a time in Caldwell's his
tory when an exceptionally nice new
hat raised the cry from dozen differ
ent quarters. "Where did you get that
hat?" This rudeness, we are pleased
to say, is thing of the past. Every.
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the M. b. Gwinn Mer. Co. without
asking.
THE TRIBUNE hereby challenges tho
winner of the Sullivan Corbett contest
to fight to finish for $5,000O0O and
the CALDWELL TRIBUNE Diamond
belt. President Reed, of the Caldwell
Athletic club, says the club will hang
a S250.OOO purse for the fight. Swain
Beatty will train our fighting editor.
N. B.-This is no joke.
Sumner Dee spent four or five pleas
ant days last week hunting in the
Crane creek country. He brought
home good supply of venison and
forty fine dressed grouse. TIE TRIB-
UNE skeleton was favored by a kindly
remembrance and now hopes to pull
through until pumpkins are ripe. Dee
is a hard WORKER and is entitled to all |
the joy he can get out of a short va
cation.
Buy can of baking powder and get |
a plate, cup and saucer, sauce dish and |