The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-09-10

Blatchley is headquarters for school
books and all school supplies.
We are not going to give the two
young ladies away who stole Seth
Bixby's watermelon, which he had out
for a sign on his ranch. In the future,
however, if they do not divide with
The TRIBUNE, our duty to the public
may overcome our gallantry.
Dave Smithson has returned from
the east where he purchased the stock
for the new drug store of Smithson &
Adams. The room in the Masonic
building formerly occupied by Cakes
Bros. is being fitted up as fast as work
men can do it for the reception of the
stock.
S. NJ. Coffin, G. J. Northrop and other
mighty hunters who concealed their
identity from THE TRIBUNE detective,
started last Saturday noon for the
haunts of the dear and the bear. They
returned Sunday night. The law
against killing bear on Sunday compels
them to be very reticent.
Buy a can of baking powder and get
plate, cup and saucer, sauce dish and
butter dish, all for IS cents, at "The
Finest"
There was time in Caldwell's his
tory when an exceptionally nice new
hat raised the cry from a dozen differ
ent 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.
John brennan, tie man of sheep,
came in from his camp this week. He
says sheep are doing nicely, but is
little afraid that bear are going to
give them some trouble They are
quite numerous in the vicinity of his
flocks and have regular epicurean
taste for mutton. John shot big
black fellow just before he came in.
Prince Albert suits at cost; SO suits
for Sc; $50 suits for 1924. This is the
way we cut the prices on clothing.
They must go to make room for other
goods. Try the Finest.
Mr.. Brunt Young, the veteran bridge
builder, was in town with his outfit q
day or two this week. But what
change! Instead of the fat, jolly
Brunt we all know him, he was peaked
and pale. Some four weeks ago he
signed articles to fight case of malaria
fever to a finish, and although at pres
ent he is getting somewhat the best of
it, he Knows he has been to fight.
We trust he will soon get in knock
out blow.
Isidor Mayer recently made trip to
Portland to purchase his fall and Win
ter stock, and since that time it has
been almost impossible to get past his
store without a step ladder, on account
of the boxes of goods being unpacked
on the sidewalk. What Isidor does
with the tons of merchandise he re-
ceives is mystery. lie is constantly
rolling IN goods, but always has room
to store them. The only solution to
the mystery is that he must sell as fast
as he buys.
Ais not drugs that's bitter. But we
will guarantee the quality of drugs at
Blatchley's, and the price too, and en-.
deavor to merit your confidence and
patronage.
Manager Reed, rs stated last week,
is trying to arrange a tour for the
team through northern Idaho aud
Washington. This is how the Spokane
Spokesman talks about the. matter:
"fhe Caldwell lIdaho) baseball club
which has defeated every team in
eastern Oregon, has written the Spokes-
man for open dates. They contem-
plate a trip through the Palouse coun-
try and want game with the. Spokes-
man club for the Idaho championship
which the Spokesman club has won by
defeating the strong Moscow club two
games in succession. The Spokesman
club is open to all teams of eastern
Washington and Idaho. ANY team
can get game by writing for it."
Stiles and Dunbar carry fine line of
hats and we guarantee nobody will ask
you where you got it if you buy one Of
them They all know Whara To INV