The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-06-27
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Have your prescriptions filed al
BlatChley's
Sec the line OF summer buggy dust,
ers at J. c. Lucus'.
George Reed went out on the De
Lamar stage Wednesday.
Mrs B. F. White and family return.
al to their Dillon home Monday.
Fine stationery and fresh confection.
sry constantly on hand at Askey's.
Episcopal church service at the col
IeCs building next Sunday evening.
Largest stock of wall paper at Blat-
ehleys New patterns, lowest prices.
lust received a car load of Champ
ION mowers and binders. j. l.. Baker.
Remember e. II. Plowhead for low
est prices. He has just what yon
want.
CT, Simson, one of Nampa's bust
ness men was at the capital of Canyon
yesterday.
Hostetter, the ieweler, has the most
complete line of silVerware ever seen
IN this city.
Ladies and gents furnishing goods,
shoes and hats below the lowest at E.
H. PlOwhead's.
DIS. Bown and Thomas Wheately
we're in town Thursday. They are pre-
pairing for haying.
Smoke 1.-THE Duke of Sunderland" a
clear Havana cigar, equal to the best
imported at AsKey's.
Mrs. w, II. Roadway has gone to Port
land to spend few weeks visiting
friends and relatives.
Accommodation first class; rates
reasonable; excellent table. The Griffin
Hotel, Caldwell, Idaho.
Mayor Gwinn and c. r. Shaw are
looking after their business interests in
the De Lamar country.
Tinwear, lamp chimneys, mop sticks
and rope below cost. Where? ATE.
H, Plowhead's, of course.
Senator Shoup will return to Idaho
today and the people of Boise have
prepared a grand reception.
Light single and double buggy har-
ness kept by j. G. Lucus can not be ex-
Celled in durability and price.
&c. Lucus has the largest and finest
line of buggy whips in the state rang.
Ing in price from 25 cents to Sc.
Assessor Horn went to Boise yester-
day evening to witness the grand res
CeptiOn to be given Senator Shoup. (
The open air concert given by the
band Monday night was enjoyed i'm.
mensely BY the townfOlk. Keep it up
boys.
Bear In mind when you come to town
that E. H. PlOwhead is closing out his
large stock of goods at the very 10 west
prices.
Dr. j. W. Stalker, D. v. s., treats dis
eases of all domestic animals. Office
wife DR.. W. c. Stalker in Masonic
Building.
Rich strikes in the /. X. L. and Red
Bird mines are reported. Stock is ad-
VanCing rapidly and touched the 25
cent mark yesterday.
Mrs. Laura NJ. Johns will lecture in
this place June goth at the Baptist
church. Her subject is Political
Equality. All are invited.
Hardy & ThOrp have just received a
fresh stock Of "PavitO," "Walter Scott"
and Lady Aberdeen" cigars. These
are staple and irst-class cigars.
1t is whispered that an eastern
Syndicate is negotiating for the River
slde canal. II may transpire that
Dig Nebraska colony will be planted in
the vicinity Of Roswell.
Three car loads of prime steers were
shipped from here Monday. They
came from Long Valley and go directly
70 the Omaha market. They are said
70 Dc the best beeVes shipped in some
years.
On July 3rd the corner stone of the
new Episcopal church will be laid
Tneh 1T. Rev. Ethelbert Talbot d. d.
I, L. d. and numerous other clergy
WIN be present to participate in the
ceremony.
Inc soldiers home trustees concluded
Ineir business yesterday. 1t was
"steea TO increase Commandant Max
Sys salary as surgeon from $500 to $500
year He will now receive in all
$llOO per annum.
w. Z. MOs5y, representing the Cald-
"sN Cigar Factory Of Mosby&Wm-
InS' has been in Owyhee this week.
ae reports business in his line as being
n.st class. John Sebree. of Caldwell,
accompanied him on this trip.-Ava-
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