The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-12-30

Badleys.
Reading maketh a full man-Bad.
ey's for choice literature. T
If you want fine stationery, 60 to
Eighty cents buys one dollars worth
of goods at Cakes Bros.
F. F. Roberts came down from his
farm Thursday on business.
Rev. Gwinn was in town Thursday
looking fat and hearty and as CHEEKY
as ever.
M. b. Gwinn and Mr.. Isaacs started
for Portland Thursday on important
business.
Now is your time to buy Lilly Brack-
EFT and Cos fine shoes for nothing at
Cakes Bros.
The man Thurston who had difficulty
with his wife was captured and placed
under bonds.
A number of Caldwell's young people
enjoyed a social dance at Middleton,
Christmas night.
Twenty per cent discount is big
item these days. Save Your money and
buy at Cakes Bros.
A $3.50 Lilly Bracket Co.'S fine shoe
for 1925 at Cakes Bros. This offer
will not last but short time.
Subjects at the Methodist church
] Dec. 3lst, 1893, a. m, "False Teaching"
/ p. m, THE Best He'll Possible"
Look and see what Oakes Bros. are
Offering Lilly Bracket Cos fine shoes
at. Can you afford to wear old shoes.
Now is the time to make good reso-
lutiolls. Next week will be soon
enough to discover their impractica,
bility.
Bailey has line of smoking tobac.
CO.'S from plain sun cured cabbage to
the finest Turkish mixture. Anyone
can be suited.
]. H. Forney will succeed Fremont
Wood as United States attorney for
Idaho. Frank Beane will probably
catch the marshalship.
Badley's candy sale on Christmas
was immense. People are just begin
ming to appreciate the difference be-
tween glucose and sugar.
| Our $3.50 boot is bargain in its self;
) but take twenty per ceut off and 1t
makes $500. Now can you miss such
, offers, only at Cakes Bros.
: You buy a bill of Cakes Bros to the
. amount of $500. They take twenty
per cent off for cash which makes s4OO.
:. Can you think twice at it.
The subjects of sermons in the Pres.
byterian church next Sunday will be-
in the morning: "The Old Year." in the
: evening: "The New Year"
' The holiday recess has interrupted
the college foot ball game. 1t is toe
bad, as the business was just beginning
:. to assume sanguinary aspects.
n Don't think the big Christmas dis
always do as they advertise; 0uy one
y y dollars worth of goods and pay then
y eighty cents.
Hon. NJ. B. Gwinn denies that b
>. went through tho temple during hi
!. recent visit to Salt Lake. Neverthe
|. less he is very reticent about the styl'
~ of his underwear.
n. Last Wednesday evening the officer
:. of Essene lodge No %, A. F. and A. N
q were installed, by Past Master, w. {
e. Maxey. The exercises were impressive
and harmonious. The lodge starts on
20 on the new year with bright prospects
70 A new paper, the Spokane Opinion
70 has been launched forth. It's published
at Spokane Washington, and propose
st to tell the world what Spokane thinks
Is 1t Is q neat s col, page journa! AM
ut promises to be successful Opinion
We wish it happy new year.
no An effort has been set afoot to reviv
r. the Caldwell brass band. The prime
he pal obstacle Just now Is to get tuo
player. Mr.. II. II. Jones Is known
be first class man for the bushes
d. but there seems to be some dellcac
IN about inviting him to take hold. In
IN TRIBUNE Is quite confident that
Is some one would approach Mr.. JOn'
on the subject, and show him how an
ious the people of Caldwell are to hav
~ a band, he would cheerfully consent
~ help out. Wont somebody try 1T!
fy A cutting ARRAY occurred in Bona
he saloon Wednesday evening, in which
man we'll known here came very ne
a.. being dangerously wounded by WOO
s.o chopper named l.. Lewis. by specl
anae request we Withhold the injured mar
~. name as he is very anxious to keep q
'as news from his wife, hoping to be al
10Y to start home in two or three days.
warrant was issued for the arrest
tor Lewis, but he got away. The ASST
~ was treacherOus and unexpected 81
NO the man should have been arrested
The the bystanders, but was not. ana