The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-04-04


confined to his room for several DAYS
with a severe attack of infiammatory
rheumatism.
We carry the shoes for boys, at $3.50
sizes from II to 2, call for the Miller
shoe and we win warrant them. The
Square Dealers.
| Prof. Davis, the phrenologist and Pop
ulist orator until recently resident Of
Caldwell, has gone to Emmett to de-
liver a series of lectures.
For limited time only, win give a
IS cent novel with every 100 worth Of
goods purchased at either Of my stores.
ELLIS AsKEY.
A brand new lot Of ladies' sailor hats
just marked of and see the figures l5c.
S5c. SOC. 60c 75c. the latest crowns.
The Square Dealers.
Mrs Ross Cartee of Helena, Montana.
sister of b. B. HALEY of this city, arriy.
ed Wednesday and will remain week
or so visiting relatives and friends.
DR.. Darrin leaves us today for Weiser
and will remain there until the 18th.
All cases desiring to see him can 90
there or to the head Office in Boise.
Ladies We can interest you in our
Waist line, such bargains as we offer
never seen in Caldwell. Wrappers also
in latest styles. The Square Dealers.
Miss Eta Cox of Reynolds Creek
who has been visiting with her sister,
Mrs. Frank Hardy, for several weeks,
returned home Wednesday morning.
We are selling fine line of Gents
silk neck ties for 25c. come and see
them; also the best line of Gents white
and Percale shirts. The Square Deal
ers.
Our dress goods department is full of
choicest bargains, rich new goods and
latest novelties at rock bottom prices,
is what we have to say. The Square
Dealers.
Ed. II, Test, manager of the Vale,
Oregon, Forwarding Co., was in town
Wednesday. Mr.. Test was formerly
clerk Of his county and has numerous
friends in this vicinity.
Obi say, We are headquarters for
Gent fine hats, our department is full
of bargains, see our Railroad for $1,75
and Queen City $3.50. Crushers from
25cup. Square Dealers.
Geo. E. Hafer, of Blackfoot arrived
in town Monday and is busily engaged
in the delivery of his new fruit tree
sprayer. lie will remain in this neigh
borhood several weeks.
II. W. Williams, the Dry Buck saw
mill man, was in town this week and
took out heavy load of furniture and
supplies. He will start up his mill as
soon as the weather will permit.
The regular bi-monthly union meet
ing of the G. E. societies of the city will
be held in the Baptist church tomorrow
evening at 1880 o'clock. All the
churches will unite in this service.
We are marking off new invoice
Strootmans, Ladies fine shoes with
heels and spring, our $3.50 warranted
shoe reduced to 1925 and the new
opera toe at that. The Square d callers.
THE TRIBUNE is pleased to announ ce
that John I. Sebree of Lower Boise,
who has been dangerously i'll for some
weeks, is steadily gaining ground and
Will be around as usual i'll a short time.
John Hughes, who has been in
charge of Lackey's Ferry for som
months, was in town yesterday. Mr..
Hughes is an experienced boatman and
a conscientious workman in any ca
pacity.
The Washington flights lateral of
the Phyllis Canal has been thoroughly
cleared out and enlarged and water win
be turned in by the middle of next
week. The lateral will carry $50 inches
of water.
The trustees and members of the
Methodist church in Caldwell wish to
express their thanks to the Boise Val
ley Nursery for a large donation of
shade and fruit trees for the new
church lots.
/, I'D. Holtou, of Warrens, North Idaho,
was in town this week. He has passed
the winter in Grants Pass, Oregon, and
is now on his way home. Mr.. Holton's
father was the first justice of the peace
Of Boise in 1853.
Communion services will be held in
the Presbyterian church tomorrow
morning; sermon on the Resurrection
of Christ" There will be no evening
service on account of the union G. E.
meeting at the Baptist church.
Dan S. Brown came in from Rock
Creek Tuesday. He states that the
weather in the West View district is
simply abominable and that the min