The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-12-12

we keep full line of Tablets, States
Pencils and School Supplies.
The II. d. Blatchley Drug Co
A grand ball Will be given at Pat
Fahy's hall Middleton, on New Years
eve. Come and dance the New Year
in Tickets $3.50, including supper. St
Do not get it into your head that DR..
Petit is cure-all. He is not. He
treats durable diseases, scientifically,
according to the latest approved meth
DDS.
DR.. Merrihew, dentist from Nampa.
will be here Tuesday of each week.
Gold filling, crown and bridge work "a
speciality. Teeth made to fit, fit or no
pay. Consultation free.
The decorated windows on Main
Street, with their display of toys and
fancy goods remind us that the holt
days are drawing nigh and another
mile stone will soon be passed.
For toys and Christmas presents for
the young folks, don't send out of town
but look at the stock at the Golden
Rule store, Caldwell. Nearly every
kind of known toy on exhibition.
LOST-From the Midas Bar, on
Snake river, one iron gray stallion;
blotch brand on left shoulder; had one
hind leg broken; $40 reward will be
paid for his return to the Midas Bar.
Wednesdays Salesman says; "Gov-
ernor Steunenberg is in the city. He
occupies room 40 in the Overland,
circumstance that suggests that there
is to be some politics here in short
time.
BORN-In Caldwell, December 8, 1896,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hardy, son,
100 ounces fine. This being the first son
of their issue caused Frank to smile
and a gleeful mood to pervade the
household.
There's another new coon in town,
but the latest is in the local bastile,
having been sent up for fifteen days
by Judge Lang of Nampa, for stealing
an overcoat. He makes the fifth in
the county Jail.
The Oregon Short Line and the
Utah Northern railroads will be sold at
Salt Lake City, January 8, 1897, high
noon. What an excellent opportunity
for Caldwell capitalists to control some
well paying railroads.
Miss A. Gilgan left for the east Mon
day, where she will purchase a stock of
millinery for the coming spring and
summer trade. Miss Gilgan will go as
far as Watertown, N. Y. to visit her
parents, who reside there.
DR.. Petit, the Specialist, has located
in Boise City. He will treat all Chron-
ic and nervous diseases by correspond
ence if he takes your case and does
not help you the first month materially
he will refund your money.
Mountain Gem Lodge No. 4, X. of P,
entertained a number of their friends
Tuesday evening in their hall. The
evening was spent in a very enjoyable
manner there being dancing, singing,
games, and a sumptuous lunch.
Mr. A. E. Gipson, editor of the Gem
State Rural, has contracted with W. Il.
Schenck, for a neat Z room dwelling
on his homestead north of the city. Mr..
Gipson expects to move his family to
the new home early next month.
The M. E. Church, after a journey OF
of about three weeks, reached its des-
tination Tuesday, and is now on the
lots just across Indian Greek. Work
men will be set to work at once to build
up a foundation for the building.
Friday evening the City Marshal
arrested man for stealing coal and
brought him before Police Judge
Brumbaugh. The fine and costs
amounted to $l7.75 which was duly
paid, and the city exchequer replen-
ished.
If YOU want to select a piece of fine
iewelry. silverware, cups, cigar cases,
shaving mugs, or napkin rings for
Christmas or New Year presents,
make your selection at the Postotlice
store. The largest and best assorted
stock ever shown in Caldwell.
According to the census reports out
of every 100 families in Canyon county,
10 of them are living in rent. we
think a family can build and own
comfortable home, providing it In
tends permanent residence, in a town
much more cheaply than pay rent.
"The Lone Sufferer" will be the
theme of the morning discourse at the
Christian church on the coming Lords
Nav by the pastor ]. Charles Bowling.
In the evening the subject will be SOL
onion the Brilliant Failure" All are
cordially invited to attend these ser
vices.