The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-08-12

Home. She donated $1,000.
At the redicuously low prices Cakes
Bros. are selling summer goods, every
thing must 60.
Mr.. L. c. Egleston started east last
Monday with a train load of sheep.
They will be marketed in Omaha or
Chicago.
Cakes Bros. are going to make a
clean sweep in all summer goods to be
closed out at cost, without reserve.
For prices see other locals.
Mrs. John T. Morrison and daughter !
will leave next week for Chicago. After
viewing the Worlds Fair she will visit |
eastern friends before returning home. |
One thousand yards white dress
goods which must be sold in the next
30 days. Step in and see price and you
will be sure to bny. NJ. B. G. Mer. Co.
DIR. Stalker's Dental Office will be
closed from August 20 to October l.
All parties desiring work done before
his vacation will please call at the ear
liest opportunity.
Miss Nellie Kelleher starts next Mon
day for Chicago to visit the Fair. She
expects to take three years course at
the State Normal school, at Valparaiso,
Indiana, before returning home.
The latest thing in way of robbery is
where man held up" prayer meet
ing and compelled the worshipers to
shell out" 1t begins to look as
though newspaper men are always
in danger.
Up. johnson and wife, Rev. I. s.
Hicks and wife, Mrs. Stevenson and
daughters, Miss Edna Little, Miss Eta
Picard, and Miss Julia Cooper, are
among the Caldwell people who went
to the hills this week.
Rev. Barton and family have moved
to Caldwell and taken temporary resi-
dence in Rev. Boone's house. Rev.
Barton has assumed charge of the
Presbyterian church at this place.
They are more than welcome to Cald-
we'll.
Way back, sometime in May, Mr..
John Moudy and Miss Belle Beasley
were united in marriage, and went east
to live. The announcement was not
handed to the TRIBUNE at the time,
which accounts for its nOn-appearance:
| A tri-weekly mail route has been es-
tablished between this place and Bow
man, and bids for carrying the mail
are called for. This route has been in
existence for some time but it was
gratuitous. Its Importance demanded
paid service.
Reduction in One-way rates to Chi
cago and st. Louis: Caldwell, Idaho
to Chicago, 1872; Caldwell, Idaho, to St.
Louis via Kansas City, $1,000; Cald-
, well, Idaho, to all Missouri river points
, $50. Tickets are limited to continuous
passage. q. l.. Alley, Agent.
The railroad bridge across the Boise
i. river at this place took fire last Sunday
J.. morning, and about fifty feet of il
burned away. AS consequence the
trains both ways were tied up for sew
eral hours. 1t is supposed that a spark
from the early west bound trair
started the fire.
We would suggest rs sure remed!
to relieve the financial strain, fgh
between Corbett and Mitchell at once
Everybody would 60 to talking figh
! instead of money, the papers, which
!, are but reflex Of public sentiment
would at once take up the new. theme
and the panic would he over. Tro
out the fighters at once.
2 Sherm. Coffin, Court Northrop, Free
Hoel Sumner Dee, Bert Hoel, Ed
j. Maxey, Col. Stevenson, and som
y other parties whose names we did no
:. learn, went over to Rock creek las
Sunday In quest of grouse and chick
. ems. If it had been after August II
the lawful time of killing birds, the
J, would have bagged million. AS it i
= they did not get over half that number
The Bachelors club suffered an IRE
n parable blow in the downfall of Ham
q Dorman, He and Jim Apperson an
% Alex Hoover were the only charte
l. members left, and his armor was sur
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