The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-10-28
Commissioner Paul has been in tow


several days.
Is per cent, can be saved by waiting
for Cakes Bros cloak sale.
Mrs. G. w. Cooper has been very
sick several days this week.
On account of troubles east trains
have been running irregularly for some
days.
The Caldwell Juvenile Band has or
ganized and are practising now twice
q week.
Cakes Bros. are going to have the
largest cloak sale this fall they have
ever had. Wait!
Firemen's ball at the Pacific Hotel
Thanksgiving evening. Everybody
invited. Tickets $3.50
The College of Idaho located in this
city is attracting attention all over the
state as seat of learning.
The Southern Democracy deserted
silver in the hour of its greatest need
and the President is triumphant.
Some missed our sale on scent calico's
by waiting too long; now come early if
you want the cent grades for 81 cents.
Miss Mary Jenkins, of Malad, ar
rived in Caldwell Thursday. She
comes for the purpose of attending
college.
The Caldwell Forwarding Company
under the able management of Court
Northrop is doing an immense business
this fall.
A number of Ogden people are
seriously contemplating settlement in
this locality. Good people win always
be welcome.
Remember 400 styles of cloaks is
better to select from than "a. Cakes
Bros. gives you this rare chance at no
extra prices.
We hope the gentleman who stole
the Idaho opals will return enough for
spring seed. Idaho's opal fields may
become depleted.
Senator Jones in recent speech
intimate that the U. s. Senate had
degeneratea. Senator Jones knows
what he is talking about.
It is dreadfully provoking the way
Chicago people do things. After we
had gone to the trouble Of getting up
q nice exhibit some mean cuss. stole it.
We saw something over 800 in gold
nuggets at the bank, Monday, taken
from Snake river placer mines. The
sight was very alluring to a.newspaper
man. Ff a
Our stock of clothing must 60 to
make room for other goods, every suit
marked at cost in plain figures. Call
and be convinced Monte B. Gwinn
Mer. Co.
Pressly Moore was down from Long
Valley Tuesday. He reports that coun-
try fairly prosperous and gradually
building up. There 10 an abundance OF
government land and water in Long
Valley.
It is hoped the Caldwell brass band
win get out some of these first evenings
and enliven the town q little. The
band under the able dictatorship OF
Mr.. Lawrenson, IL making splendid
progress.
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.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. H. Sebree, and
Miss Edna Little, returned from the
worlds Fair city last Sunday. His an
swer to last weeks query, If the Krupr
gun is the largest in the world what IL
Ferris wheel? is: 1t is the largest re-
1xolver.
! yIt would seem as If the panic has
botApmed and in its place is slowly un'
folding a new era of prosperity. The
pani6ky feeling long since has abated
Conscience is convalescing after hel
recent shdisposition; credits are being
extended, the railroads are carrying
more might, everything bodies good
for the future The financial sky, re
Gently sDrcast with dark and threat
ening clouds hurrying before the winds