The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-05-30

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ferule and paintbrush with equal facil.
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Remember the large line Of ladies,
children's and mems fine shoes which
viii arrive at j. b. Stewards about tbe
10Th. The best that can be bought for
money.
Mrs. s. NJ. Uofin and her two sons
Yestal and Tom, departed SUNDAY for
CentFalia, Wash, where she win visit
with her mother and sister the next
three months.
Walter and Ralph sebree, are expect.
ed home Sunday. Ralph win rusticate
here after his term at Belmont School
and Walter will push the coin along
the bank waits.
Mrs. Charles Kleinschild, of Newark
n. J., a sister of Ed. Adam. is visiting
friends at this place. She will visit at
Payette and points of interest in Mon.
tana before returning home.
Miss Not-Pale- The-Isace one
of Bannock county's most handsome
and accomplished young ladies, graced
our city with her presence during the
Christina Endeavor Meeting here this
week.
We clip the following from the FL
more Bulletin: "Born. in Mountain
Home, May 26, 1896, to the wife Of
Thomas Alley, a son." THE TRIBUNE
extends to Mr.. Alley and wife congrat-
ulations.
Mrs. Williams and her daughter, re,
turned to their home in Jordan VALLEY.
Mrs. Williams has been under the phy-
sicians care and her friends will be
pleased to hear her health is greatly
improved.
1t is not doubt as to McKinley's cur
rency view that IS keeping his oppon-
ents awake of nights. 1t is certainty
as to his nomination that robs them of
their sleep and their peace of minds
N. Y. Press.
We have taken the agency for But
tericks' Paper Petterns and the Month
ly Delineator. A complete line of
styles and sizes of all leading patterns
now in stock.
LITTLE s. BOONE,
The Grecian waist is now the correct
thing among women desirious of being
in the fashion. Such being the case,
the women of the next generation will
be healthy, buxom and substantial
lot, and not making apothecary shops.
IMPORTANT.-One hundred dozen
first quality shoes for men, ladies and
children will be received by j. B. Stew
art, direct from the east, about the 18th.
They are In blacks and tans, all styles,
and the finest line ever brought to
Caldwell.
The political future of Lemhi county
is bright, indeed. Within the past two
weeks we have recorded no less than
six births, all boys, and Republicans to
boot. What political combination can
stand such odds as these ?-Lemhi Re
publican.
The woman's edition of the Boise
Statesman will be published on June
90. The issue will contain sixteen
pages of matter descriptive of all sec
lions of Idaho. Proceeds of the issue
will be for the Relief Society of Boise.
Send 10 cents for copy.
Fred Hoffman, our genial baker and
enjoyed dollars worth
of justice in Judge Smiths court at
Middleton last week. Shaping ones
wife gracefully is cheap exercise in
these parts, cheaper than attending a
circus and equally as comforting.
The shipment of wool from this
point will be very heavy this season.
The Forwarding company have their
sheds full and the grounds covered
with this years clippings, and expect to
make heavy shipments for the growers
in and around Jordan Valley and Owy-
bee county.
The little girl who told her mother
that the reason there were no marriage
nor giving in marriage in heaven was
because there were not enough men up
there to go around, may be right. But
if true, it must be very discomforting
to all the old maids and bache-
lors in the country.
The Caldwell public schools closed
last Friday with appropriate exercises,
and the teachers and scholars will en-
Joy short vacation of three months,
after nine months Of close application
and hard study. 1t is understood that
the present corps of teachers viii con-
duct the school next year.
An interesting decision was rendered
by the state supreme court last Mon
day, in the case of Chas Treiss VS.. Will
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