The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-08-20
Bailey, the smoke vender.

Bailey, the smoke vender.
Cakes Bros? Pullers of trade.
The fire bell has arrived but has not
yet been put in place.
Old Jetfersonian simplicity will be
the center of attraction today.
Cakes Bros. are shooers of goods;
they always meet all competitors.
Rev. Richardson will take charge of
the NJ. +. flock at this place the ensu-
ing year.
The friends of Mrs. J. b. Wright will
be panied to learn that she is quite
sick.
The lumber for the new college
building arrived Wednesday and work
will commence at once.
No one can complain of scarcity of
water for the past three weeks. The
bitches are full to overlooking.
That is an excellent bridge across
Indian creek on 1st Street West, and
a great convenience to large number
of citizens.
Thurston Hutchins, of Mountain.
Home, well-known to all stockmen, is
announced as democratic possibility
for sheriff of Gilmore county.
Kerr Patton left yesterday morning
for Jordan Valley where he will have
charge of stage line plying between
that place and Fl. McDermitt.
The town will be full of democrats
today. The unterrified will take pos
session. 1t behooves our citizens to
treat them well for they are the coming
people.
The watermelon has arrived in the
market and are coming in by the wagon
load. 1t only takes about four Boise
valley melons to make comfortable
load for two horses.
Remember yo, cannot cote unless
you register mo,c. The fact that yo,t
registered tsoo gears ago aoiU not entitle
you to a rote. Registrar Calla,Uay
can be found at the postofce.
We have bran new No. 8 high arm
Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine,
with four drawers, either oak or wal
nut, never BEEN taken from the factory,
retail price of which is $65, which we
will sell very cheap for cash. Enquire
at this office for particulars.
J. H. Gwinn, manager of the De
Lamar Mercantile g. Banking Co.,
came over Monday and took Tuesdays
train for Moscow to attend the republi-
can state convention. Jim is a dele
gate himself and had his pocket full of
proxies.
The town of Kendrick, Latah county,
was recently burned to the ground.
Fires are becoming to numerous for
comfort in Idaho. We believe, how
ever, that Pocatello has not had fire
for three days.
Voters should remember that there
is a new registration this year for the
November election, no matter if your
name is on the old list. Also there can
be no registration on election day
Also that the new law does not provide
for transfers. Electors must vote in
the precinct wherein they are resident.
Bill Maxey, Bill Hesse, Jack Ander.
son and Ed. Heddon have turned their
attention to placer mining. The boys
have put up rocker on bar near the
railroad bridge and are industriously
washing for the yellow dirt. They are
getting gold all right, but whether in
paying quantities or not we are un-
able to state.
1.-THE College of Idaho, located in Cald.
we'll, is meeting with fiattering success
and is an educational institution that
has already acquired reputation to be
proud. 1t is in keeping with the enter.
prising spirit of Caldwell people, who
are known all over the state as class
who never do anything by halves
Idaho City World.
Mrs. lsidor Mayer, wife of the famous
Caldwell merchant, has been, with hel
two children, spending a month In
town, stopping with Mr.. and Mrs
Isay. On Wednesday Mr.. Mayer came
over, bringing with him Mrs. Howard