The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-06-11

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Robt E. Miller, of Pocatello, visited
his family at this place this week.
Adjustable hardwood window screens
to fit any window, at Central Lumber
Company.
Walter Sebree, cashier of the First
National Bank, visited Dillon, Montana,
this week.
Hay harvest will commence next
Monday in many localities. The first
crop is ready.
Ladies should see that fine stock of
summer millinery goods at Miss Alice
Carriers and get her extremely reasona-
able prices.
Ladies, do you make your own mus
lin underwear? Try Cakes Bros.
1925 night gowns and you will never
make any more; they are very fine.
n. b. Sebree, water master on the
Idaho Irrigating and Colonization Co.'S
canal, says everything is lovely on that
great ditch. Plenty of water and every
body happy.
At a meeting of the town board last
Monday night G. A. Hand was APP
| pointed road supervisor upon the fol
| lowing conditions: He is to receive
! 1913 per cent of all collections made by
himself, and all labor on his part is to
be performed by order Of q committee
appointed by the board.
Tomorrow is Childrens' Day, and the
various Sunday schools are preparing
elaborate programs. You should at
tend and be entertained. Owing to
the extreme backwardness of the sea-
son, flowers will be a scarce article,
there being very few yet in bloom.
Last years the roses had come and
nearly gone on Childrens' Day.
AS Col II. r. Stevenson was going
home last Saturday evening, his horse
SHE'D as he was crossing the railroad
track, throwing Mr.. Stevenson out of
the buggy against telegraph pole.
He was not seriously injured, but for a
day or two he looked as though he had
been in the Slayin-Jackson prizs fight,
and had head on him bigger than one
of his prize cabbages.
We are here to serve you We save
you money and we save your health
by giving you "Finest goods at lowest
prices.
Mr.. B. +. Young, Caldwells prosper
Gus stockman, came in from Camas
Prairie this week. He informs THE
TRIBUNE that stock is looking fine and
that the Camas Prairie country has
better prospects than for several years
1t will be remembered that that coun
try has suffered from gasshoppers fol
the past three years. There are M
indications OF the pest SO far this spring
and it is probable that good crop vii
be raised.
Ladies out of town can have sample
of all the new spring goods sent then
by dropping postal card to Stiles 4
Dunbar.
M. q. Stiles, of Stiles & Dunbar, an,
> e. G. Hill, representing the Coffin
Northrop Co., started out last SunGa
morning on a missionary tour, to
: gone about two weeks, They will tax
: IN the Bruneau country, Castle Greek
0 Silver City, De Lamar, Jordan Vale
3 and other points, and will try and cor
! vince every person they see that Cald
Q well is the only place to buy good
S right in Idaho. AS their cause is jus
they will undoubtedly succeed.
+ Il. II. Danilson came up from Ontari
! last Monday morning. Mr.. Danilso
Q was one of Caldwclls first citizens an
Q that he was an enterprisine one
Q proven by the beautiful yard he re
$ claimed under the difficulties of earl
d days. THE TRIBUNE detective foun
S him wandering about his old HON
S place, which has long since passed OF
of bis hands, admiring the trees, shrui
n berry and grass, and doubtless feelin
Il repaid for the hard work he put in ge
. ting them started. "The old plaC
J.. looked 80 pretty from the street coul
$ not help coming over to see it," he e,
r claimed when greeted by the detectiv
= and then continued: "Caldwell loob
Il immense; trees, grass, shrubbery an
Q flowers everywhere. The change hardl
Seams OOsSihle Rv tha way that art