The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-10-13

start today for Lewiston to attend tn
session of the Grand Lodge l. 0. 0. F
All except the mayor will be absen
about a week.
George Cakes, representative of thu
Only Square Dealers store, went t(
DE Lamar and Silver, Thursday, or
business. The people over there should
patronize Cakes Bros. literally, because
it pays to do it. They are Square Deal.
erS.
Mrs. Geo. L. Alley returned last week
from pleasant visit with her friends
and relatives in Ridgeway, Missouri
Mrs. Alleys sister, Miss Maude Baker
is making a return visit of two months
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Alley in
Caldwell.
1t is announced that Tommy Jones,
Populist candidate for district attorney,
will close the campaign by addressing
the miners at DeLamar on the issues
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colsen cox, mood boaD a - ~
Adapted from the ancient bards o
Kymro.
A. C. Mcdonald reports business
quiet in real estate circles, but favor
able prospects of considerable move
ment soon. Indeed there are already
signs of an incipient boom of most
substantial character. Mr.. Mcdonald
is we'll equipped to make tranfers and
abstracts.
Mr.. Henry Cox recently brought into
The TRIBUNE office three magnificent
specimens of carrots. One measured
2211 inches in circumference and would
approximate twelve pounds. They
were grown upon his sage brush ranch
Lear Caldwell. They are the best we
have seen this year.
The new blacksmith shop started
lately by George D. Reed and Jacob
Hamm, is doing more work than was
thought possible, considering the short
length of time they have been in bust
ness. 1t requires all that four men can
possibly do, to keep up with the great
amount of trade, which is daily increas-
ing.
Clerk Keegan is Strengthening up
office business so that he can get out
and make the acquaintance of his num-
erous constituency. Mr.. Keegan has
the happy faculty.of making himself
agreeable and pleasant under all cir
cumstapces. He has way and mag
netism that compels everybody to pro-
nounce him first class, good fellow.
Mr.. W. P. Carter, few days ago
while plastering, had the misfortune to
get some lime in his eyes, and has had
considerable trouble ever since. His
many friends have wondered why it
was that Mr.. Carter winked especially
while discussing politics, but as he has
good excuse for doing SO, he is for
given this time. We wish him speedy
recovery.
Mr.. II. A. Partridge, of Nampa, NOM
inee for commissioner on the Republi-
can ticket, was visiting in Caldwell
Wednesday. Mr.. Partridge was very
much surprised at seeing so much
building going on in our city, consider
ing the hard times; but, as Mr.. Pat
ridge expressed it. it was no great
wonder to him, knowing the energetic
class of business men we had in Cald
we'll.
Jesse Harmon carries the best and
cheapest stock of harness, saddles and
saddlery hardware in town. He can fit
you up with anything in the line of
horse trappings. His work is always
superior and promptly done. When
you need anything in this line, always
90 to Jesse's shop and be treated white.
After trying him once you will never
20 elsewhere. This is all gospel truth,
and if YOU value your money, 60 where
you can get its real worth.
julius Steinmier, candidate for
treasurer on the Republican ticket,
was in town shaking hands with his
numerous Caldwell friends, Thursday.
Mr.. Steinmier is gentleman whom
every voter in the county should know.
He is a man deserving respect and con-
fidence. He is one of the substantial
and enterprising business men of the
county and in every way adapted to fill
the important Office to which he aspires.
The Republicans made no mistake
when they placed him on their ticket.
G. H. Holbrook, of Ola, was in town
Wednesday. He had just received a
full blooded Swapshire yearling ram,
from Wisconsin and it is one of the fin
est animals of the sheep kind that ever
came into the state. 1t was presented
to Mr.. Holbrook by friend in the east
aud came through by express. At a
reasonable estimate it's weight would
be placed at 100 pounds and only year
old. 1t was perfect in every respect.
Mr.. Holbrook is sheepman of consid-
cradle prominence in Boise county and
believes in improving his flocks.
Mr.. VIM Carlton has received very
much encouragement from the Walter
A. Wood company, lately, concerning