The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-05-27

Take your prescriptions to Blatchley.
Miss Alice Carter has just received a
line Of summer millinery and some
elegant pattern hats.
Cakes Bros. are Offering some excel.
lent values in ladies muslin underwear
cheaper to you than to make it your
selves.
Geo. c. Peck. representing the Smith
Printing Co., Of Boise, was looking
over Canyons capital Wednesday. He
reports Bcise quiet but endurable.
Mrs. A. X. Sternenberg leaves next
Tuesday morning for Des Moines,
Iowa. She will visit friends in various
parts OF the state during the summer.
Trains have been running very irregu-
larry during the past week, occasioned
by floods and washouts. All danger
from high water in this locality is past.
A. Schneider, pressnan OH the Boise
Statesman, spent few hours in Cald.
well Monday. Mr. Schneider informs
us that the statesman is putting in a
first. class bindery.
The Mines and NILS, a recent jour-
nalistic venture in Salt Lake City.
devoted to mining and allied industries,
is an able and reliable paper and de.
serves hearty support.
Natures Alternative and k.yUh Puri.
Tier is strictly vegetable compound.
prescribed and recommended by physi-
clans and cah be be bought at the, Cald.
well Pharmacy for Is cents a bottle.
Mrs. w. J. Boone and two children.
ACCOMPANIED by her sister, Miss Sadie
Jamison, will start next Tuesday morn.
ing for Pennsylvania for an extended
visit with friends and relatives.
The Caldwell Fire Department win
give grand ball on the evening of the
fourth Of July. It is determined that
the ball will be given whether or not
any general celebration is had.
Mrs. Carter, sister Of Mr.. James
Mondy, of Middleton, returned to her
home in Ontario, Oregon, Thursday,
after spending two weeks with friends
and relatives in Caldwell.
The Logan, Nation comes to us like
a Phoenix risen from the ashes, young,
bright and sparkling. Under Mr.. |
Rosenbaun,'s m Aagement the Repub-
leans Of Cache county will find an
able exponent in the Nation.
Road Overseer Bayse, Of Emmett. |
was in the city Monday. He reports !
the bridge across the Payette river in a |
most precarious condition. There is
danger of serious accident unless the
commissioners attend to necessary re- !!
pairs.
q. II. Van Wynga-den this week sold |
TO M. A. Roberts business lot on Kim
ball street just back Of the Idaho Sad
iiery Cos harness shop. Price $500.
It is rumored that the knight Of
['ythias contemplate erecting hall
upon it. "
The Post Falls Post on the advent OF
t. fifth birthday says that hereafter 1t
will be run wholly in it, own interest
md that wind and jawbone will no
onger be acceptable in Lieu Of legal
ender. The Post IL good paper aud
ntitlad to solid nourishment.
Mr.. II. II. Fulton, Of Emmett, spent
Wednesday at the county seat. Not,
'eing IN sympathy with the admins.
ration at Washington and realizing
he delicate position in which Postn,as-
or General Bissell is placed, Mr.. Fulton
emily but firmly resigned his position
9 postmaster Of Emmett.
Capt. J. w. Plummer, manager of !,
he DE Lamar mine. and r. A. Oxnaln,
Ae foreman, left last Thursday for
,utlern Arizona to close u deal for
le Harqua Ha La mine, for which
,0O0, QUO is to he paid by the owners
the DE Lamar.-ldahO World.
Assessor William Ryan estimates
nat the taxable wealth Of Koo.enai
ounty this year will amount to So, $780,
%. Last year it amounted to Sa.2D.- 4
70, a gain Of 100000. The gain is
lmost wholly in the north end, or in
hat WAS the proposed county az
eHiaer. The rate uf assessmei,t Is
~ az, tho q i0O vain,t;n,,