The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-06-20

NH1 gents furnishing goods.
shoes and hats below the lowest Al n
H. PlOwheads. =
Mrs. Laura NJ Johns win lecture IN
this place June 90. Her subject Il Po
litical Equality.
Rev. L.G. Clark, Of Helena. Montana.
win preach at the Baptist church SIM.
day evening at 8 O'Clock.
tfhWeari lamp chimneys, mop sticks
aud rope below cost. Wherep AtE
Il. Piowhead's, of course.
Commandment Maxey, of the Soldiers,
Home and Court NOrthrop were down
from the Capital Thursday.
J. Q. Lucus' heavy harness for
freighting aud farm use is without a
peer. Everything hand made.
LosT.-At the race track, yesterday.
a lady's glove buttoner. Finder re.
warded on leaving same at this Office.
Pickles 15c a bottle, catsup 221Ic
bottle. Shillings tea 25c per pound
THAT'S the way e. II. Plowhead sells
them.
Dan Brown has gone up to look over
the Red Bird property and make
arrangements for pushing development
work.
Bear In mind when you come to town
that E. II. Plowhead is closing out his
large stock of goods at the very lowest
prices.
Mrs. Glvens and Mrs. Lillard of
Nampa were guests of Mrs. A. X.
Steunenberg and Miss Ella Coulter,
Thursday.
Rev. CIR. Kellerman D. D of Boise
City viii preach at the Methodist
church next Sabbath evening, Holy
Communion viii be administered.
Ladies interested in the Equal Stuff.
rage movement are invited to meet
Mrs. Johns at the home of Mrs. Miner
Saturday evening June 20, at 7:3O.
Genuine cigar clippings from the
celebrated Havana 16 to cigars pre-
pared by Mosby and Williams and for
sale by all dealers. Best smoking on
earth.
Mr.. c. P. Hartley has THE TRIBUEEs
thanks for number of boxes of the
first strawberries of the season. Mr..
Hartley is one of the most successful
Orcharists in the state.
John brennan sold his wool clip,
$4,000 pounds, Thursday morning at
z cent per pound. While this is
long way from satisfactory, it is con-
sideTed about the best sale made here
this season.
Tobaccos have taken tumble when
you can get Horseshoe at 4Oc per
pound; Battle ak 221zc, Mutual Benefit
25c. Smoking tobaccos corresponding
ly as low. Go and see F. H. Plowhead
for those prices.
Attorney Lot Feltham of Caldwell
shook hands with Emmett friends We'd
nesday on his way home from Rock
creek where he is interested in some
mining properties. He trav-
els awheel,-Emmett Inder.
The contract for carrying the mail
between this city and Pearl, the met.
ropolis of the Willow Creek mining di-
strict, has been let to N, A. Lawten,
who has sub-let it to Sam Stillwell.
The service, which will be daily, will
ON August LIST. The present
service is tri-weekly.-Boise Statesman.
Wednesday night, Chief of Police
Ellis, of Pocatello, got into a row with
Commissioner Murphy, Bannock coun-
ty, shot at him and hit Policeman Nc
Daniels. Ellis is under arrest. Ellis
and Murphy are aspirants for the sher.
ifFs Office and being such exemplary
conservators of the peace ought both
be elected.
Mr.. Weir, sheepman ana merchahC
of Jordan Valley, is in the city looking
after his wool. The gentleman ex-
pressed much dissatisfaction with the
manner in which the wool had been
taken care of by the Forwarding COM
pany. He says a number of shippers
who formerly stOredwool here have been
obliged to ship from other points and
that some will be driven away perman-
emily.
The other day as Josiah Cave, OF
Falk Store, was returning home, he
struck the new road to the Boise
bridge, Just as a succession of blasts
were fired off. His horses became
frightened and unmanageable and
Mr.. Cave was thrown ViOlentley out
of his vehicle. He fell among the
rocks and received severe scalp wounds.
DR.. Maxey dressed the wounds and Mr.
Cave is getting along nicely. 1t seems
that some sort of signals should be
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