The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-09-24

MA C"dAH DeaCv, VINO mas Deen SICK
the past week, is recovering.
Cakes Bros. are shooers of goods:
they always meet all competitors.
Mountain Home has the only prohi-
bition paper lstraight in the state.
The finest line of Bulk Teas ever
seen in Caldwell at Stiles Il Dunbar.
Mrs. Brunt Young, of Mountain
Home, was Caldwell was visitor this
week.
"A merry party of Caldwellites held a
dinner party at the Sebree ranch last
Monday.
Conductor Bell, of the Short Line, is
republican nominee for sheriff IN Bing-
ham county.
The Ketchum Keystone reports just
two democrats in that town who are
staying with Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. X. Hayes, of EN-
NETT, spent day or two in Caldwell
the first of the week.
j. NJ. Ballentine, democratic nom;-
nee for representative, was in town
few hours Thursday.
Something for Breakfast ! see our
window. "The Finest" is the place to
get variety of the best goods to eat.u
A. J. Crook and Capt. Gum, peoples
nominees for governor and congress
respectively, will be in Caldwell on
September 28th.
Only an advertisement to remind you
that Blatchley always has full stock of
drugs, toilet articles, wall paper and
paints.
No trace of the perpetrators of the
daring robbery of passenger on a
Short Line train two weeks ago has
ever been found. q.
Geo. Cakes and family returned
last Saturday from Long Valley. They
will occupy the house recently vacated
by Mr.. G. +. Brown.
Mr.. VIM. Cupp was over from Squaw
creek the first of the week. He says
his father, who has been very sick for
some time past, is improving.
The Payette Independent announces
negotiations for a 5OO-acre fruit farm
at that place completed. The whole
tract will be put into orchard within
two years.
Bishop Glorieaux, of the Catholic
Church, visited with his followers at
this place last Tuesday. The Bishop is
man of rare attainments and occu-
pies front rank in the councils of his
church.
The two Bailey brothers were found
guilty of murder in the second degree
at Vale this week and were sentenced
to the penitentiary for 50 years each.
The other defendants secured a post
pOnement.
There was a time in Caldwell's his
tory when an exceptionally nice new
hat raised the cry from dozen differ.
ept quarters, "Where did you get that
hat?" This rudeness, we are pleased
to say, is thing of the past. Every
body now knows that they come from
the NJ. b. Gwinn Mer. Co. without
asking.
Mr.. aid Mrs. Il. j. Richardson, of
Havensville Kansas, arrived in Caldwell
last Friday to visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Eli Wilson of Bowman. Mr.. Richardson
departed next day for Portland where
he will at tend the Sovereign Grand
Lodge l, o. o. f., after which he will
return to and finish his. visit with his
relatives. Mr.. Richardson is cashier of
the Citizens bank at Iavensville, and
his wife is a sister Of Mr.. Wilson.
Hoover received a carload of furni.
tnre last week and he wants the people
to know it. A visit to his establish
ment reveals an endless amount of
furniture of all kinds-an assortment
from which every one, be he rancher,
stockman, miner or swell, can choose.
Elegant bedroom sets, parlor furnish
ings, bed lounges, and the latest and
best in everything in the line of homo
equipment. A fine line of pictures,
comprising oil paintings, water colors,
pastels, ETC., is going at cost-call and
make your selections before the lot is
culled. Hoover can furnish you any
thing in the line of homo adornment-
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