The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-06-03

FOR hne opera slipper call on, or
send order to, Idaho Saddlery Co.
Some wool has sold in Caldwell for
IL cent. AT least that is the report.
MIR. Frank Nesbit, prosperous
rancher of Payette valley was in town
Thursday
NJ. b. Gwinn talks of a trip to the
coast for pleasure and recreation. Mr..
Gwinn needs and deserves it.
Charley Doan, manager of the How
ard Sebree Cos big store at Shoshone,
was in town few days this week.
Ex-Governor b. F. White, of Dillon,
Montana, spent most of the week look
ing after his interests in and about
Caldwell.
James Kinkaid paid THE TRIBUNE a
pleasant visit Saturday. He says he
fears high water has destroyed his po-
tato crop.
Mr.. Frank Gilbert paid THE TR1B-
UNE visit Thursday. MIR. Gilbert
reports crops very backward, but thinks
they will come out all right.
Bro. Mock Of the Leader, visited us
Thursday. He says that Nampa is
quiet but prosperous. Mr.. NJ. is one of
the best newspaper men of the state.
1t gives US pleasure to announce to
the ladies that our ooze kid, red goat,
russia tan, and several other styles of
ties and slippers have arrived. Idaho
Saddlery Go.
VIM. Cupp and Bob Aikman, honored
members of the Sheep Mans Exeggra-
ton Society, were in town Thursday.
They have lots of wool and look cor
respondingly happy.
Elmer Dodd, one of Boise valleys
promising young men, who has been in
California for some months past at
tending college, came in this week to
spend his vacation with his parents.
Natures Alternative and Blood Puri-
fer is strictly vegetable compound,
prescribed and recommended by physi-
clans and can be be bought at the Cald-
well Pharmacy for IS cents a bottle.
Regular services at the Baptist
church Sunday, June 4th, at IL 80 a. m.
and $50 p. m. Subject for evenings
discourse is of vital Importance to par
ents and teachers. Don't fail to be
dresent.
The entertainment given for the ben
eft of the I. o. g. T., at the Athletic
hall last week was very creditable
performance and speaks highly for the
musical and dramatical ability of our
home talent.
1t does seem as though Caldwell
ought to support good brass band.
There are plenty of instruments and
players and some first class musicians.
A little music during the summer
evenings would add much to the Joys
of life.
Don't forget to prepare yourself for
the grand dance to be given by the fire
department on July 1. Celebration or
no celebration, the dance goes just the |
same, and active preparation are being |
made to make it the most ENJOYABLE |
affair of the kind ever witnessed in
Caldwell.
Charles Cakes came over from En-.
NETT Wednesday with shipment of
young steers for Con Kohrs, of Mon
tana. Mr.. Cakes says that there is
good prospects of an enormous fruit
crop this year. The report that peaches
are killed is entirely unfounded. in his
at least.
The Idaho Citizen published at Salu.
bua, has changed hands, Rev. E. N.
Elton having leased the plant for one
year, Eugene Lorton, retiring. The
Citizen has been an excellent paper un-
der Mr.. LOTIONS management and we
'egret to see him withdraw from the
journalistic field. We wish the new
mt unbounded success.
Mr.. John brennan, one of the
largest sheep owners in the state.
called at the TRIBUNE Office, Monday.
MIR. Drennan's spring clip is nearly
sixty thousand pounds and the wool is
Of better grade than last years. The
gentleman does not take very kindly to
Democratic ideas on tariff. and saws