The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-06-24
THE LOCAL MIRROR.

Flags and fire WORKS at Blatchley's
Birds are doing considerable damage
to the cherry crop.
After the ball game go to Isham for
ice cream and soda water.
For fine opera slipper call on, or
send order to, Idaho Saddlery Co.
New potatoes are beginning to make
their appearance at the green grocery
stalls.
Robt. Ncble, the sheep king of the
west, spent several days in this city
during the week.
The DeLamar stage has been loaded
down with strawberries every day for
the past two weeks.
People from Long Valley are begin
ming to come in and supplies are going
out in that direction.
There is rumor of new bank being
started here by Utah capitalists. No
better point in the west.
Gipson and Gwinn, the real estate
men, are offering some excellent prop
critics at bottom prices.
Mrs. John Ridenbaugh and Miss
Minnie Reed visited friends at Boise
City few days this week.
Twenty pieces, misses white goods
that must go for one-half of original
cost. M. b. G. Mer. Co.
Miss Eliza Moore and Miss Maud
Haxey departed for DeLamar last Fri
day to visit friends at that place.
Our Ladies' fine dongola o. X. shoe
$50. X. because it is OIL Korrect in
shape and wear, at Cakes Bros.
A Salt Lake gentleman is looking
over Caldwell with view to opening
. large hardware house here.
Trains have been late for several
days on account of a washout on the
eastern end of the Oregon Short Line.
Fifty Flouncing patterns for Cald-
well ladies; the most elegant line ever
brought to the west. NJ. B. G. Mer. Co.
Brother Mock, of the Leader, spent a
few minutes with us Thursday. The
gentleman is making red hot paper
Of the Leader.
Attorney Feltham has been commits
stoned LOtary public for Canyon
county and is prepared to take acknowl-
edgments, ETC., etc.
The first hay crop has nearly all been
gathered but on account Of the lateness
Of the season it is feared that not more
than three crops will be realized this
season.
Something Caldwell ladies have not
had the pleasure of seeing before, that
is to inspect Is dozen stock of ladies
kid gloves, assorted colors and black,
dressed and undressed. M. b. q. Mer.
Co.
Immense quantities of goods have
been shipped to the DeLamar mines,
by the Caldwell wholesale houses dur
ing the week. Not less than four six
horse teams day have gone out loaded
to the bows.
TIE TRIBUNE force extends to Sher-
iff Ireton sincere thanks for crate of
excellent Strawberries. The berries
are from Mr.. Ireton's orchard ami their
fine flavor is characteristic of the gen.
tleman's taste and generosity.
Mr.. Anchor one of the most success
full miners and present proprietor Of
the best opal field in the state was in
Caldwell Monday. Mrs. Anchor went
east to visit relatives and will be fol-
lowed by Mr. Anchor in few months.
E. A. Adam, of Newark, n. j., and
brother of Mr.. Adam, the druggist, will
spend few weeks visiting and looking
ever Caldwell. Mr.. Adam is very fav-
erably impressed with this country and
the people and will probably conclude
to locate here. He says times in the
east are awfully hard and money was
never known to be tighter.
At q meeting of gentlemen interested
in the reorganization of the Caldwell
Brass Band, held Thursday evening, it
was determined to hold practices at the
Athletic hall every Thursday night
thereafter, and extend to every brass
blower in the community a cordial in