The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-12-17

The smoke vender has enclosed his
residence with handsome new fence.
If you want to take drive, remem.
Der that johnson can be found at the
old stand.
The town of Albion has no express
Office. The Times says it is a great
Inconvenience.
Henry Brady has resigned as bar
TENDER at Chris Fahy's, and gone back
to the bridge gang.
We learn that Rev. and Mrs. r. M.
Gwinn will soon again take up their
abode in Caldwell.
Don't forget the piano benefit con-
cert next Wednesday evening at the
Presbyterian Church.
1t don't cost anything to inspect
Hoover's new stock of furniture--the
finest display ever in Caldwell.
A man by the name of Jesse Helm
was thrown from horse and killed on
the 18th inst. near Boise City.
Something for Breakfast see our
window. "The Finest" is the place to
get a variety of the best goods to eat.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Badley
will be sorry to learn that several of
their children are down with scarlet
fever.
The Payette Independent suggests
that some young ladies of that place
take the jag" cure for the gum-chew.
ing habit.
Christmas presents for the masses.
Our prices on handkerchiefs will enable
all to make gifts to their friends.
Cakes Bros.
Charley Mitchell proved up on his
claim near town on the 18th inst,
Henry Brady and Charley Grain were
his witnesses.
J. M. Carter has the most complete
set Of abstract books on this Coast.
Get an abstract of your property. See
If your title is clear.
Rev. A. Morrison, of Salubria. recent.
ly met brother at Weiser, whom he
had not seen for forty-twO years. They
are both over 20 years old.
A. G. Carl, who acquired some noto-
riety a few years ago by killing Ed
Helm, in this city, was married in Boise
City on the 18th inst. to Mrs. Minnie L.
Brown.
DR.. Rocker, a well-known physician
of Pocatello, killed a negro porter at
that place by the name of Ed. Wright,
last Tuesday. He claimed self defense.
and was exonerated by the coron9fs
jury.
THE TRIBUNE expects to present
each of its printers with diamond as
big as a water bucket on Christmas,
provided we can get time to go over to
the fields and get them.
Miss Annie Hoilenbeak has taken
| the place of Mrs. Mann at the public
schools for the present, the latter hay
ing been called away on account of the
death of her father.
The father of F. A. Fem, state land
commissioner, died at the insane asy-
lum at Blackfoot recently. He was
one of the leading men of the state at
one time, and represented Idaho terri
tory two terms in congress.
On account Of broken stock, we will
sell at ridiculously low prices our hand
turned ladies shoes to make room for
our elegant line of ladies footwear to
arrive by spring. Cakes Bros.
Another child of Mr.. and Mrs. J. G,
Bernard died last Tuesday night of
diphtheria. The loss of this twO-year-
old son makes the fourth child they
have lost within the past month. One
more child is sick with no chance Of
recovery.
An old Chinese opium nend called
"Old Guy" was brought before Judge
Galloway last Tuesday for making i'm
proper exposures OF his person. Fined
| as and costs and sent to Jail. Nothing
pleases this old heather so we'll as a
| fine, as 1t guarantees free board. He
should be thoroughly whipped.
| Old Santa has certainly taken up his
headquarters ut Wright's drug store.
Toys and handsome presents are dis.
played in prOfusion. Those who call
early will have no trouble in selecting
handsome present for father. mother,
brother, sister, best girl, Aunt Jane,
Uncle Dryden or the baby. Call and
see.
The Statesman's holiday annual trade
review was a very creditable produc-
ton. It's columns were not only well
filled with interesting matter about
the stale capital, but 1t was illustrated
with cuts of the leading business houses
and some Of the handsome residences.
The Statesman is doing great work for
Boise City.
James A. Pinney is the biggest man
| in Boise City today on account Of his
new Columbia Theater. A very few
years ago Mr.. Peter Soma built an
opera house that was supposed to be
good enough for Boise City for the
| naxt twenty wears. 1t is now reiterated