The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-04-28
CHIPS AND WHETSTONES.

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ton in paper OF following day.
Weiser is to hGve a cannery.
The new post o!lce at Enterprise has
been regularly opened.
Boise will celebrate the Fourth. Gov.
Mcconnell will deliver the spread
eagle.
The woolmen of the state are COM
bining in an effort to obtain lower
TRANSPORTATION rates.
It is rumored that the sale of valu
able farm property near Caldwell is
auOut to he cOnSummated.
We have just received line OF mems
and boys tennis shoes, at lowest prices.
Cakes Bros. squire Dealers.
DR.. Islam lect ,red the students of
the College of Idaho Oh practical chem
istry last Monday morning.
On acc ,unt of the enforced absence
of Judge Huston. the meeting OF the
bimet ,llic league will not be held un-
til May End.
Preaching at the Methodist Church
boz, morning and evening, April 18th.
Evening subject: "The English Gold
Standard is the Road to Hell.
The foot bridges OH Kimball street
and First Avenue West, which were
carried away by the recent rise in In
dian creek have been replaced.
We are headquarters for window
shades and curtain goods OF every dis
criptiOn all of which we hang free of
charge. Cakes Bros Square Dealers.
SensatiOn-t order of the day with
us, our line Of boys knee pants and
waists are selling so cheaply they have
caused real sensation. Cakes Bros.
Square Dealers.
Have you seen the Sailor hats for
Misses and children wear, also large
sun downs for ladies, second invoice just
received, only % cents each. Cakes
Bros. Square Dealers.
The crowds visiting us daily demon
strate two xf3 nave just the
s sss n sEiry ~ a fd prissi fd 5nas
Square Deal, 0aR Dse
The district court ~ grinding along
but it has been so wet that our re-
porter could not go out into the coun
try and see about it without gum boots
and his gumbOOtS are non est.
The Boise river is now higher than
at any time last year and is doing
great deal of damage. And settlers
are afraid that no crops whatever will
be raised along the river bottom. This
will be serious matter to the farmers
and we hope it will not prove as bad as
apprehended.
The people on the south side of In
dian creek met in the town hall
last Tuesday evening to effect plans to |
provide for the building of lateral |
from the Phyllis canal to furnish water |
for the south siders. They adjourned |
to meet again, after appointing com
mittee to fix the compensation to be |
paid by landholders interested in the
scheme.
Thursday morning the town was ex-
cited by the ringing of the fire bell.
The alarm grew out of a fire in the
chimney of the Idaho Saddlery build
ing. Fortunately it was nothing seri-
Gus, although it gave number OF PEG.
pie a serious fright. The fire boys
turned out in cOmmendable shape and
would have given respectable contla-
grafton quite tussle. A chimney afire
wasn't in it with them.
The Lincoln Republican club met
last Tuesday evening and were ad.
dressed by the Hon. Geo. II. Stewart, of
Boise 1t was inimitably rendered and
listened to with interest and profit.
1t being the regular bimOnthly cleo
ton night the following officers were
elected: President, John T. Morrison,
vice president, S. NJ. Coffin; secretary
and treasurer, A. G. Mcdonald, men,
bers of executive committee, A. E.
Gibson ana NJ B. Gwinn.