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

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If you are bound to be fish" don't
be sucker. 1t is just as easy to be
whale.
Miss Alice Carter has been a sufferer
from erysipelas in the face for the past
week
Don't dig your grave with your teeth
but go to the Finest" and get pure.
fresh groceries.
Maurice Stiles is painting his resi-
dence and otherwise improving the
general appearance of his property.
WANTED-Ere7y cotey in CaldsyeU
precinct to register. Registrar cal
lasDay can be found at the postofice.
The S. NJ. Coffin Commercial Co. are
making internal improvements in their
store, as well as decorating the exterior
with the paint brush.
Let us take your measure for dress
suit! Over 500 samples to select from
and prices strictly eastesn. A good fit
guaranteed at the "Finest."
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.
Sherman NJ. Coffin, w. c. Dunbar.
Chas. H. Reed and Monte B. Gwinn
left for Moscow last Monday to attend
the republican state convention.
Quite a number of Caldwell Masons
went up to Mountain Home last Mon
day evening to assist at the institution
of new lodge at that place.
We call attention to the advertise
ment of J. w. Hollenbeak in this issue.
Billy means business and intends civ
ing the public what they want in his
line.
Howard Sebree, president of the
First National Bank, started for Cali
fornia last Wednesday. He was accom-
panied by his son Ralph, who will enter
one Of the Golden States leading COL
leges.
A very neat paper called the
Guardian, published at Mountain Home
has reached our table. It is published
by Rev. H. NJ. Burr, and will be
devoted to religious and educational
topics.
We are panied to announce the very
serious sickness of Mr.. Geo. Fechter,
our popular tailor. The trouble seems
to be congestion of the brain, and his
chances for life are very few. Friends
and medical skill are doing all that can
be done.
The democrats of Jerry Simpsons
Kansas district have endorsed his can
didacy for congress, and the peoples
party in another district have drawn
their candidate and endorsed the dem
ocratic nominee. Those Kansas fellows
know how to make war on the common
enemy that counts.
Misses Belle Bishop and May and
Stasia kelleher started last Wednesday
morning for Jordan Valley, where they
will be the guests of Mr.. aud Mrs. E. G..
Hill for few weeks. 1t would be inst
like some of those good-looking bach
elors over there to capture the girls and
hold them prisoners for life.
The surveyors of the state wagon
road from Banner, Boise county, to a
point in Kootenai county, have COM
pleted their work. The distance is
something like 3l5 miles and the route
feasible. Different reports as to proba-
BILE cost are out, the highest estimate
we have seen is 100000. The survey
ors will report to the legislature next
winter.
The contempt proceed ing in Judge
Beatty's court ut Boise resulted in a
verdict Of guilty as against about half
of the prisoners and discharge for the
remainder. The guilty miners were
given terms Of four to eight months in
the Ada county jail. Among those
convicted was Thos. O'Brien, president
of the Miners union. Counsel for the
defense will carry the case to the appel
late court at San Francisco.
This great year for strikes and
militia. The citizen sOldiery were
called out in Idaho to suppress a
miners strike, in Pennsylvania to pro-
tect the iron barons, in Tennessee to