The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-06-10

lsham never sells milk for cream.
District Attorney Hays was in town
Sunday.
For fine opera slipper call on, or
send order to, Idaho Saddlery Co.
Mr.. T. X. Little spent several days
at Boise City this week.
Miss Daisy Bailey, of Hunter, is
visiting friends in this city. i
T. If you want milk buy of the milk
man, if cream, go to Isham's.
Mrs. John Ridenbaugh and child, of
Boise City, are visiting friends in
Caldwell.
r. A. Cowden, the popular saw mill
man of Emmett, spent few days in
Caldwell this week.
Dance, well yes, rather! Just begin
to get in training for that Fourth of
July dance to be given by the firemen.
John Mcmahon, of Boise City, was
in town this week. John says he is
getting to old to do the wire cable act
any more.
Prof. II. e. Jackson, a well known
school teacher in the country districts,
went to Missouri last week, intending
to complete his education.
If you are in need of a good system
renovatOr or blood purifier, 60 to the
Caldwell Pharmacy and get bottle of
Natures Alternative and Blood Purifier,
only IS cents a bottle.
Thos. j. Groome, of Star, Boise, Dry
Creek and other point, made his quar-
terly visit to The TRIBUNE last Tues
day. Tom has many friends in Cald-
well who are always glad to see him..
Miss Nora Davis, who has been a
popular teacher in Caldwell public
schools for the past two years, left last
week for her home in Illinois. The
best wishes of many friends here go
with her.
Rev. j. II. Barton, of Boise City,
president of the board of trustees of
the College of Idaho, came down last
Tuesday to attend the second annual
closing exercises of that institution
Wednesday evening.
The ladies' of the M. E. church, ever
mindful for the wants and comforts of
humanity, will give another of those
excellent. dinners for which they are so
justly famed, at Mrs. Mohr's hotel next
Tuesday--circ day. The ladies will
spare no pains to accommodate all who
choose to come, and you are assured of
an excellent meal at the moderate price
of % cents. Don't forget about it.
| Plenty of cake with pure cream at
Isham's on circus day.
| Accountants Steunenberg and Pet.
tengill, Of Canyon and Ada counties
respectively, have agreed to disagree
and submit reports to the Board OF
County Commissioners of their respect
i've counties. According to Mr.. Steun
enberg's figures Ada county will be in
debted to Canyon in the sum of abou,
$1,000. According to Mr.. Pettengil
Canyon county owes Ada about $4,000
Messrs. Dee & Tukey. the energetic
young rustlers, haye leased, the hide
house of H. &. Guynn and will in the
future do business at that place. Mr.
Guynn retires from the field. Mr.
Baker will have charge of the business
and can always be found at the house
with stocking full of money, ready
willing aud anxious to pay the highest
cash priceSfor hides and furs.
A young man by the name of Alex
ander Vaughn finds himself in Uncle
Sans tolls for sending obscene htera
ture through the mail. Messrs. Reed
n Feltham, of this city, having a col
. lection against him, sent one of thei
r customary letters to that effect. Mr.
Vaughn tried to be smart and wrote ;
, very obscene and vulgar sentence or
) the bottom of the letter and returned
it. lie was arrested and examined be
fore U. $. Commissioner Brown. VIII,
, bound him over for trial in the sun
} Of $500.
:. The unterritied democracy of Cald
t we'll precinct met in mass convention
Y at the city hail. last Saturday Afternoon
: and elected delegates to attend tn