The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-05-02
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

AMI kinds Of STATIONERY ~
|, q instruct school shoes at chinn's.
binds of pruning tools at Egles-
y = rsyan, of Willow Creek, is in
, -. all grades and prices at
' o,.,E hooks and writing material at
keys. eu.
,thieys
y. most interesting thing in Boise
bOgling alley.
Ppnoblican primary election today
ont fall to vote.
rootbwells imported currant jam, for
cents, at Eglestons.
Notice thsbig discount on wall pa
nat Ghas. A. Cakes.
Vitor Steunenberg of the Record
,,a Boise this week.
Roadmaster Con. Corners, of Nampa,
sin togn Wednesday.
Tgo quarts, of mixed pickles in glass
8 cents at EgleStons.
VIM Isaac is shearing 1900 sheep at
stock yards above town.
We are agents for Metropolitan pat
,ms The Square Dealers.
Smoke the Grand Union cigar. For
.sst the Exchange saloon.
A large variety of patterns of Japan
mating at Chas. A. Cakes.
Garrett Sullivan, sheriff of Bannock
Drnty, was in town yesterday.
Don't buy your shoes till you exam
1. that elegant line at Chinn's.
BoRE-AtD Dixie, April IS, 1886, to Mr..
BID Mrs. |. S. Froman, a daughter.
BORY-In Caldwell, April %, to Mr..
BID Mrs. E. K. COrbett, a daughter.
a full line of excellent family grocer
shJ. B. Stewards, cheap for cash.
A new shipment of Japanese mat
ngiuSt received at Chas. A. Cakes.
Largest stock of wall paper at Blat-
AeyS New patterns, lowest prices.
Come and see the beautiful display of
1pEerS at The Caldwell Millinery Par
d.
j.B Stewart carries the largest and
@t assorted stock of boots and shoes
lthe city.
Hostetter, the ieweler, has the most
enplete line of silverware ever seen
this city.
Alfalfa, Clover, Timothy, Red Top
I'd Orchard Grass Seed at T. g. Egg
A'tODS & Co
The president has signed the COM
7SiOn Of Joseph Hahn as postmaster
! Middleton.
Geo. P, Wheeler was In the Owyhee
'lnFy this week negotiating a big
inning transfer.
Rev. Mr.. Jennings will preach at the
lslhOdlst church tomorrow evening.
Everybody invited,
Mass was said by Bishop Glorleux, of
Dole, at the residence of Christopher
aay last Tuesday.
Toe railroad company has had the
llK thoroughly cleaned up and sown
doVer and blue grass.
Accommodations first class; rates
sasonable;e excellent table. The Griffin
Hotel Caldwell, Idaho.
y Egle:ton & Co, have just I'm.
lqOsd a car of giant powder and also a
'af Of hard wood lumber.
Nothing nicer to carpet a bed room
y PatiOr than Japanese mating to be
''o il at Chas. A. Cakes.
IAeFe will be special examination
~ teachers held by Superintendent
Nlsue' Monday, May IL, 1885.
i aiss Anna Butt, teacher in the
~, SsuPs public schools, visited with
AlS' Ella Coulter last Sunday.
!. iae best for the money is at Chinn's
, !. buggy harness, whips, busters
" S'0yes' Pefley's old stand.
II poo Boone shot and killed a5and
A. crane near BOone's ranch Thurs
AAalley selhshly ate 1t.
!, g ,oas Caldwell, Thursday, April
- ~, |. 70 the wife of b. T. Templeton
weight s15 pounds, of course.
,o uO.O Stewards when in need Of fine
!, f y. : Of any description. His stock
~ Oest and his prices the lowest.
n j s' ' O'g % per cent. discount Civ
An y s wan paper at Chas. A. Cakes.
furniture is likewise reasonable.
Iora a,lS I, Kellogg and Roy Baxter, of
Fuss5a,S slley, Oregon, were in town
AM ioading freight for their stock
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