The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-09-02
THE LOCAL MIRROR.
Court next Monday.
Bailey. the smoke vender.

Take your prescriptions to Blatchley.
Several placer miners were in with
nuggets Thursday.
Hardy & Thorp are said to be in
financial difficulties.
Attorney Estabrook was up from
Nampa, Thursday.
Hon. Frank Steunenberg was Boise
visitor Wednesday.
Leo Mantle, as Senator from Mon
tana, failed to connect.
An excellent ladies' white waist for
60 cents at Cakes Bros.
The wheat crop is reported from fair
to good all over the county.
The hose company had drill on the
streets last Monday night.
A full size skirt, very good muslin,
for 80 cents at Oakes Bros.
Antifermentine and fruit jars at
Monte B. Gwinn Mer. Co.
oh, no! Cakes Bros. are not in it,
are they? Look at the big cut on
Hon. John Hunter, of Boise City,
was in the city several days this week.
Mr.. Bacon, of the Nampa Progress,
was seen ON Caldwell streets last Tues
DAY.
Messrs. Dee and Mcfarland, left on
. hunting trip to the mountains this
week.
Stiles &, Dunbar have sold out their
complete stock to the Forwarding COM
pany.
Rich placer ground has been dis
covered on Mr.. Howard Sebree's ranch
near Caldwell.
The school trustees have engaged the
services of Simon Dement, as janitor of
the school building.
Geo. G. Oakes and family recently
departed for the east to spend the win
ter with relatives.
Mr.. D. b. Levan and family returned
from an extended sojourn in the noun
tains last Tuesday.
Mr.. Court Northrop is managing the
mercantile business recently purchased
by the Forwarding Co.
A new walk is being built to the
court house. {. This win facilitate traffic
from the Caldwell side. INV,
The silver wave is marching onward.
John Sherman has finally succumbed.
He deals in futures though.
VIM. Kinkaid and family, and DR..
Stalker departed on pleasure trip to
the mountains last Monday.
Judging from present indications
there will be a CONFUSION in the region
Of Nampa Canals before many days.
Ladies' muslin chemise, drawers
skirts and corset covers are going fast
at prices Cakes Bros. offer them at.
Hon. D: L. Bailey, the blacksmith
farmer-politician, of Meridian, Idaho,
paid Caldwell a visit last Thursday.
Hardy & Thorp increased their men,
agerie by the addition of another wild
cat. Shorty" is correspondingly happy.
Jim Haines took a wagon load of
melons to the De Lamar and Silver
City markets. They were grown by
Chas. Hartley.
The many friends of 9. T. Atkinson,
who has been at Salt Lake City for sew
eral months past, are glad to see him
In Caldwell again.
Robt. McGuire, one of Bowman en-
terprising ranchuien, purchased house
and lot In the city and win move his
family here shortly.
Wouldn't it be queer IL after all con-
gress and the majority were right on
the silver question? Did that ever
occur to you in that way?
The youths of Caldwell are endeavor-
ing to, organize juvenile band, with
some hopes Of success, under the aus
piccs Of competent tutor.
Calico Is dirt cheap at cents yard
Cakes Bros. have only few pieces left.
= You can get a splendid meal at the
China restaurant at MRS. Norris hotel
The Payette Independent announces
that hard times force a contraction OF
itS dimensions. Unless something