The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-11-18

Fresh candies every week at Badley's.
Pens, pencils, ink and paper cheap a,
Badley's.
Don't neglect to read locals of Cakes
Bros dress goods offer.
You buy the dress, Cakes Bros give
the Innings, thread and buttons.
MIR. Isidor Mayer has been at Silver
and DeLamar during the week.
Buy a dress at Cakes Bros and get
your Innings, thread and buttons free.
Cambrics, silesea, drillings, threads
and buttons oiven away at Cakes Bros.
The Fireman's ball, Thanksgiving.
will be grand affair, everybody ought
to 60.
Your Innings, thread and buttons
free with every dress pattern bought
from Cakes Bros.
All sorts of Blank Books, Stationery,
Pens, Ink, Pencils, and notions, cab be
found at Badley's.
Do not forget the meeting of the
cultus club next Monday evening.
Everybody invited.
Firemen's ball at the Pacific Hotel
Thanksgiving evening. Everybody
invited. Tickets $3.50
Any one wanting a fine fashion shoe
knows that the only place it can be
bought is at Cakes Bros. u
Some parties got left by staying away
from our last special sales, now don't
miss this dress goods offer.
Cakes Bros do not ask cent for dress
Innings, threads and buttons, read this
weeks locals for particulars.
Cakes Bros take the lead in all
special sales. Now they are going to
DO up the dress goods business.
Malad people got up bank robbery
scare on the strength of rain drop.
Malad is always original and generally
unique.
d. d. Campbell has been suffering
from an attack of la grippe for some
days but is coming around again in
good shape.
Bailey has line of smoking tobac.
CO.'S from plain sun cured cabbage to
the finest Turkish mixture. Anyone
can be suited.
Mrs Henry Dorman and Miss Belle
Pohlman, who have been visiting
friends and relatives in this city. re.
turned to their home in DeLamsr' last
Saturday.
We are closing out our clothing stock
and have marked them at actual cost
in plain figures come. in and examin
our prices, and you will be sure to buy.
M. B. Gwinn Mer. Co.
Struckman the well known photo
grapher will return to Caldwell this
winter to work, he gives general salts
faction so save your orders for him.
have new scenery and accessories to
make the finest photos in Idaho.
Monte b. Gwinn came over from
Caldwell on Wednesday and will re.
main several days watching the boys |
In the d. M. & B, Co.'S store slaughter.
Ing prices. Monte has blood in his eye
and 10 knocking things down in the
store in way that is bewildering, but
purchasers only wink at each other and
uuy.-De Lamar Nugget.
In Oneida county alfalfa seed is
Yelling at q cents per pound and pota.
Toes at Is cents per bushel. that is about
;wo tifths Of a cent a pound. The PEG.
pie make no complaint at those prices
except in the matter of potatoes for
which they are not allowed any cash,
3ut scrip, which means store goods
orders and is worth only 60 or 70 cents
IN the dollar.
In Franklin, Idaho. the proverbial
niser has just died. His name was
James Grundy. He hid away $4,000
He willed all his property to Mrs. John
Sgbert, lady who nCrsed him in his
asst illness. He was on the point of
disclosing the whereabouts of his
hidden treasure. Drew long breath
md expired. Now the people are
the premises. We hope
drs. Egbert will find the $4,000.
The United States senatorial fight is
commencing early. Governor McCon-