The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-09-03

Charlie Baker left Wednesday night
to visit friends in Missouri.
Miss Mamie HAWTHORN. of Weiser.
was visiting friends in Caldwell last
Wednesday.
This is only scheme to inform you
that we can furnish your children with
all school supplies. Blatchley.
Only an advertisement to remind ye u
that Blatchley always has full stock of
drugs, toilet articles, wall paper ana
paints.
The S. NJ. Coffin Commercial Co. are
extending their Kimball street porch to
the entire length of the building. They
are liable to extend it to Millionaire
Row before they quit.
WIS Maxey, who has been the effic-
lent assistant of Postmaster Bailey
at this place for the past two years,
has accepted position as mailing
clerk in the Boise post office.
Rev. Morris and family will start
next week for Pennsylvania, where
they will make their future home. Mr..
Morris has left the ministry and has
accepted a position in an iron mill.
Every BODY is pleased with the bar
gains at the Finest. Stiles and Dunbar
are offering more real good bargains in
goods than any body in town.
The proof of the pudding is in tasting.
Stiles and Dunbar carry a fine line of
hats and we guarantee nobody will ask
you where you got it if you buy one of
them. They all know where to uuy
hats. All the best hats and prices
come from the Finest.
Nothing pleases the average Ameri-
can so much as to make a good bar
gain. Life will be one perpetual ray
of sunshine if you take advantage of
the elegant bargains the Monte B.
Gwinn Mercantile Co. are now Offering
in summer good. We make any sacri-
flee rather than carry anything over.
We learn the best report the survey.
ors of the Nampa & Silver City rail-
road could give was a three per cent
grade. When their report is finished
railroad rumors will cease for the sea-
son. The present year has been one of
great activity in railroad work in
Idaho, and the different corporations
will suspend work for the year to give
the newspapers breathing spell. The
North Il South, Boise & Butte Co.,
Nampa & Silver City Co., Caldwell &
De Lamar Co., Caldwell & Emmett Co.,
Salt Lake, Boise & Seattle Co., Oregon
Pacific Co., Boise & Haley Air Line
Co., Boise Il San Francisco Co., Weiser
& Seven Devils Co., Payette & Long
Valley Co., Malad Valley Co., to say
nothing of the projected branches of
the U. P. Co., Mp. Co., G. & N. w. Co.,
have been doing great work for Idaho.
True, not much track has been laid,
nor for that matter, very much grading
done, and you might say little or no
surveying, but then just think what a
boon they have been to newspapers.
The rough, rugged pathway of life has
been made smooth to many poor
editor with visions of free
passes, and their cross made light by
picturing the wonderful prosperity
that is to come at once,-always at
once. The public, also, have stood the
ordeal with remarkable vivacity-in
fact have cheerfully swallowed the
dose and cried for more. We hope to
be able in the spring to note a few
NEW enterprises which will certainly
be completed before snow flies" In
the meantime our usual 80 per cent
discount on railroad news holds good.
We give you better extracts than
in town and at the prices you
have been paying for two or three
grades. "Finest."
E. G. Hill, who is conducting the
Jordan Valley store of Coffin Bros. &
NOrthrOp was in Silver City last Mon
by his wife and little boy,
and the Misses Belle Bishop, May and
Stasia Kelleher. The young ladies are
residents of Caldwell and have been
out in the valley visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Hill, who concluded that a trip
into Owyhee would be of interest to
their guests. Despite the fact that
they suffered some from the cold on
their arrival sunday evening, an enjoy
able day was put in Monday, viewing