The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-08-26
THE LOCAL MIRROR.

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photographer Billington's new resi-
6ehes1s completed.
Mr.. Cooper is furnishing considerable !
building material.
An excellent ladies' white waist for |
60 cents at Cakes Bros.
Ladies' chemise for 30 cents at Cakes !
Bros; don't wait too long.
DR.. Maxey, Jr., will start for the
Worlds fair in few days.
THE TRIBUNE's new brick Office is
rapidly approaching completion.
Mr.. Satoris paid Boise City the COM
p1iment of visit last Wednesday.
Engineer Hedden expects his father
in from the east in few days.
Johnny Flynn. of Huntington, was
visiting friends in this city Wednesday
Only few more pieces Of the Q cent
dress Bingham can be had at Cakes
!. Bros.
Dan voorhees, and Dave Hin are
now loudly interrogating, where are
We atw'
Contractor Van Wyngarden has q
number Of buildings in course 81 COL
struction.
The great fruit preservative-Anti
fermentine. No fire; no heat. For
sale at Blatchley's.
Vern. Turkey and G. j. Sinsel re-
turned from their outing 1t Stems
mountains this week.
A a Gents colored shoe can be
bought for @2.75, and bottle Of polish
thrown in for cash, at Cakes Bros.
AL Butts, the blacksmith, is doing
rushing business. Good work and &C.
ccmmodating manners always pay.
George Little went out to Snake
river Sunday to examine some mining
properties in which he is interested.
The more one sees Of this country
the more forcibly he becomes inn
pressed with its wonderful outcome.
Jesse L. Harmon is having fine run
of business in his new harness shop.
Country customers are invited to drop
in.
The Payette lake tourists returned
home Sunday. They had an excellent
time. Staying many fish, deer, elk, bear
and things.
People are beginning to see when
Cakes Bros. make a clearance sale that
they mean business and put goods
away down.
An unusual number of freight teams
have loaded at Caldwell with supplies
for the De Lamar and Silver City
mines this week.
Frank Steunenberg, his wife and
children, returned from an extended
: outing in the vicinity Of Jerusalem
last Tuesday evening.
1t strikes us that the Road Overseel
could not hit amiss by doing LITTLE
work on the semi-aqueduct that leads
down the Boise river to Dixie.
A. K. Steunenberg and POSTMASTER
Bailey are sojourning in the SquaN
Butte country. They are looking afte
some rich mineral deposits out there.
Will some one please inform an anx
ious inquirer why lime costs forty cent
per cwt. more in Caldwell than it doe
at Nampa? We tried to answer salts
factorily but couldn't.
II. H. Davis, editor of the CALDWELL
TRIBUNE, returned last Friday iron
a visit with relatives and friends a
Malad City. On his return he attcnde
the Silver convention and Idaho Pres
association ut Ketchum.
Charlie Baker, John Lucas, Tor
Alley, Wo0die Maxey and Ed. Demen
who took pleasure trip to the Payett
lakes. returned last Sunday, dust.
brown and rugged. They report
pleasant time.
A gentleman charged with the con
mission of burglary wandered ava
somnambulistically from his frien'
the guard. one night last week. Th
guard was somnambulistically, too, bt
he remained. Sheriff lreton propose
e25 reward to any one who will Undue
Nha eontlo,n, !. n IN rot n IN his acc,lstOme