The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-08-06

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Ionday, Oh their way to Long Valley. !
DIR. Stalker has taken vacation and
lis office will be closed for about three
weeks. Patrons please take notice.
Let us take your measure for dress
uit! Over 500 samples to select from
mi prices strictly eastesn. A good fit
guaranteed at the 'Finest."
The members of the Christian Church
hereby tender their sincere thanks to
he school board of trustees for the use
IF the school house for divine services.
John f. Lackey, King Of Nyssa, was
town several days this week. Mr..
Lackey has abiding faith that Nyssa
will one day be the great railroad center
of this country.
Everything is quiet in railroad cir
cles. No new cases of smallpox have
been reported. The laps have disap-
peared from this place entirely and
white labor has been reinstated on the
section.
The S. NJ. Coffin Commercial Co. has
added wood awning to the front of
the store, which will successfully con-
test with Old Soils ray in the afternoon.
1t also adds to the appearance of the
building.
Mr.. A. E. Gipson, editor Of the Com
monwealth-J Journal, was a Caldwell
visitor last Sunday. Mr.. Gipson is
making the Commonwealth bright,
newsy and readable, and his field
embraces the state rather than any
Individual locality, he has plenty room
for his genius to expand. We are
pleased to note his success.
What shall we eat is question that
perpleXes many people at this season
of the year. Go to the Finest and they
will solve the problem for you.
Mrs. F. NJ. Lucus, (mother of Mrs. j.
II. Gwinn, of this place. and her two
daughters, the Misses Ollie and Cleo
of Caldwell, are visiting friends here.
The ladies find the cool air Of oul
mountains in pleasing. contrast to the
oppressive heat which now prevails in
their valley home. The good people
of De Lamar hope their visit may be
pleasant and protracted.-De Lamar
Nugget.
Everything in summer goods must
60 to make room for the largest stock
of fall goods ever shown in Caldwell
Monte B. Gwinn Mer Co.
Mr.. Fl. r. Stevenson of the Central
Lumuer Company, Caldwell, estimates
their log float down the Payette THU
season at about two million feet
enough to supply the demand for two
years at the present rate of sales. Thu
logs came down with a rush this sea
son; other years a great many log
would lodge along the banks, making
it tedious to close the drive.-Common
wealth Journal.
The Good Templars publicly in
stalled their officers last Tuesday nigh
ut the Odd Fellows hall. A larg
crowd was present to witness the cere
monies, arter which an interesting pro
gram was carried out. Following ar
the officers installed Dr. w. C. Stalker
past chief templar: Rev. w. J. Boone
chief templar; Miss Jennie Make,
vice templar; Ellis Askcy, chaplain
Miss Belle Bishop, recording secretary
Miss Nellie Jones, financial secretary
Charlie Baker, treasurer; Miss Edn
Jones, marshal; Miss Julia Cooper
guard; Ed Dement,, sentinel. The OF
der is in u very tlourishing condition
and receiving new recruits constantly
The entertainment was highly appre
ciated by the audience.
The neighbors and friends of NJ
and Mrs. George Little gave tina
worthy couple genuine surprise part
last Wednesday night, at their res
dence on Millionaire Row. AS soon g
the import of the assault dawned upo
the victims, the hOspitable mansio
was thrown open and the beseigel
invited to take possession, which the
not slow about doing. Unlike som
assaulting parties which Capt. Lift
has undoubtedly seen in the past, tn
invading army brought their ration
with them, and during the course {
the evening a splendid lunch W;
served. The occasion was enjoyab
to all