The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-05-06
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Superintendent of Public instruction
Lower paid Caldwell schoNls visit las,
Thursday. HIS says that caldwell has
1.-THE best public schools in Che state.
Il People coming from distance will
find Y to aheir advantage to inspect
Cakes Bros. spring stock. New styles,
Ebetter goods and lower prices than
ever.
Mrs. II H. Galloway, who submitted
70 a,ditlicult surgical operation last
week, is vet very low, and while all
hope for the best the outcome is yet
uncertain.
/ tits great pity that our Heighbors
/ ~ the enterprising city OF Nampa
i Could not prevent the closing out Of
the Interstate hotel. 1t was a credit
liable liostslfy.
a sure cure FOR corns given with
every pair Of our s3 shoes, and remem-
Der that as long as you wear our shoes
Iyon viii have no corns. Idaho Sad
dlery Go.
Don't forget that Cakes Bros. are
headquarters for window shades, cur
tain poles, lace Curtains and all uphol-
sterling goods. We carry very good
assortment.
Mr.. q. u Picard this week purchased
the Tally property, near the Presby-
terrain Church, paying therefor $1,000
We understand Mr.. and Mrs. Picard
intend occapying the premises.
Jesse L. Harmon, so long connected
With the Idaho Saddlery Co. at this
place. il figuring upon building upon
his lot hear the NJ. E. Church aud OPEN
Ing q lbrness shop on his own account.
Reports To the effect that work on
the Boise extension of the Nampa rail-
way branch had suspended areJdnrelia.
bic. A forcs Of twelve or thirteen men
is pushing the work to ultimate com
pletion. H
everybody who knew Col. Woods, of
Salmon City win be pleased to hear
that his widow, Mrs. Mary s. Woods.
has been appointed by the Supreme
Court as librarian of the State law
library. Y II
fhe last man from Boise reports that
town onsits knees praying for the I'm
constitntionality Of the Bannock and
and Fremont county bills. Not be- |
cause they hate those counties more. |
but because they like. Canyon county !
less.
4 There is a r,Imor atloat thatimembers
OF the boardvf land commissioners are |
disposed to borrow money from xhe
state school fund. It is hoped Mat |
the report is incorrect, because it'd build
net look we'll. ~
During Mr.. Beaty's absence this
week. Mrs. Beatty was taken danger
ously il, and for time life was dis
paired Of. The many friends Of the
LADY, will be glad to know that she is
now getting along nicely.
In consideration of the great hard.
ship that would be worked to Nampa
and Caldwell, Boise people have
graciouAiy concluded to permit the
Oregon Short Line to do business at
the old stand yet awhile.
"a police magistrate In Great Falls
Montana, celebrated the expiration Of
his official term BY blowing out his
own brainG some OF his bondsmen
Wish he had be4n more democratic and
blown out theiiS, too.
The public, schools closed Thursday
hight fot the summer vacation. An
'ntite ne4 school board will be elected
IN the 6t4 OF June, at which time the
question iof special levy will also be I,
ieclded. III viii require special levy
e about eight mills to carry on the
'chool NEXT year.
Doiss bcsms to be resting easier
gain sin9e itS recent paroxysm Of Can. )
ION couAty annihilation. It takes :,
3oise . lang Pine to get over lis grief,
nut IL VIII 6e all right after awhile. !
iome day rs cheerfulness win return :
nd II VIII become quitA little city Z
rom = WESTERN standpoint.
Commissioner J. II. Richards claims J
hat Payettd - alive with mysteries. 4
.aSt weak q wagon load of tents ro,a. | =