The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-09-02
District school next Monday.


Mrs. John Ridenbaugh visited Boise
City several days last week.
Ladies' chemise for 80 cents at Cakes
Bros; don't wait too long.
S. N. Moe, of Silver City, was in the
city last week on business.
Chas. F. Woodward, of Falks Store.
was a Caldwell visitor this week.
Those 5 cent ladies hose are not to
be laughed at. Buy pair at Cakes
Bros.
Only q few more pieces of the Q cent
dress Bingham can be had at Cakes
Bros.
1t seems that the postoffice at De
Lamar did not change to Regain as re-
Gently reported.
w. s. Bailey, postmaster and mighty
nimrod, visited relatives at Meridian
one day this week.
A 81 Gents cdored shoe can be
bought for 1915, and bottle of polish
thrown in for cash, at Cakes Bros.
Gipson & Gwinn have moved their
real estate Office to Masonic block in
the room formerly occupied by the
dentist Dutton.
Rev. q. w. Richardson returned from
Glenn's Ferry, Wednesday. He win
will preach tomorrow evening, at
o'clock in the NJ. Z. church.
Hon. N. B. Gwinn and wife returned
home from an extended trip to the
coast, Sunday. Both are much i'm
proved in health and strength.
Mrs. Eblcn has purchased the millin-
cry business of Miss Alice Carter, and
moved the same to the sherif's old
Office, next to Beaty's barber shop.
Mrs. Bertha Herrick, of Weir City,
Kansas, arrived in Caldwell last Mon
day. Mrs. Herrick will have charge of
the intermediate department of the
Caldwell schools the ensuing term.
"A party consisting of Messrs. Bob
Boone, Charlie Baker, Woodie Maxey,
John Lucas and Misses Julia Cooper,
Loretta Reed, Edna and Ida Jones,
held picnic in Kinkaid's grove last
Monday.
Prof. w. j. Boone and w. H. Isaac
and family returned from the noun
tains last Tuesday evening, sun burned
and rugged. Mr.. Boone still wears the
belt as Caldwe]ls amateur bear slayer.
He reports game plentiful and sport
great in the mountains.
Reduction in one .way rate to Chi
cago and st. Louis: Caldwell, Idaho,
to Chicago, $32; Caldwell, Idaho, to st.
Louis via Kansas City, $1,000; Cald-
well, Idaho, to all Missouri river points,
$50. Tickets are limited to continuous
passage. q. l.. Alley, Agt.
The examinations for admission to
the classes in the College of Idaho, will
be held Monday and Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 4 and 8 in the college, begin
ming at Q a. m. each day. The first
term will begin Wednesday, September
6, at 10 a. m. w. j. Boone.
Aultman Taylor steam thresher is
doing elegant work this season having
threshed out 1850 bushels day and on
one occasion making a record Of 1900
bushels in one half day. This machine
is owned and operated by r. Hamilton
thorough machinest, to which is due
a great part OF its success. q
The school grounds have been sur.
rounded by neat board fence, new
walks laid and other needed improve.
ments made on the school property
1t is the intention of the trustees to
plant trees next spring and grow some
grass. School houses should be made
as attractive as possible.
lost-my gold watch and chain Fri.
day evening on the road from Payette
to Emmett. The watch bears my mi.
tials inside, w A besides the firm, vii.
kens & Danger; on the chain is fast.
ened stone letter seal, with initials
w A, besides small gold compass. A
liberal reward is offered. w. Adams
Paystte, Idaho. .t
A meeting was held in the Athletic
hall last Monday night for the purpose
of gaining signatures to the roster fol-
the purpose of organizing militia