The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-03-21

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A great big % per cent. discount civ
en- on wall paper at Chas. A. Cakes
! All furniture is likewise reasonable.
Messrs. COrron & Boynton have pur
chased the Farmers Feed & Sale Stabl,
from z. A. Groves and assumed control
Wednesday.
Ladies Wrappers, Ladies Shirt
| Waists Ready Made Mohair Skirts and
the Newest Styles of Spring Caps, al
LITTLE & BOONE.
The prayermeeting at the Presbyter.
ian church will be held on Wednesday
evening instead of Thursday evening
next week.
The bricklayers on the Lucas build
ing are rapidly completing the walls.
The structure will be ready for the
roof In about a month.
1t is spriugtime when all houses
should be re papered. Notice the spec
ial ad and big discount given by Chas.
A. Cakes, on another page.
Kitty Bundy, the unfortunate out
cast who was sent to the county hos
pital from Nampa short time ago,
died last Saturday afternoon.
The new style sailors, the Marl-
borough, Idle Hour s. Islander in Leg.
horn braid are very pretty and stylish
at The Caldwell Millinery Parlors.
VIM. Hartman & Sons, the well
known clothing firm of Boise, will &C.
eupy one of the rooms in the new Lueus
brick as soon as the building is ready
to receive them
Ellis Askey has purchased the stock
of Hartley 6 Meek at the .postoGice
store and will hereafter run that place
in connection with his own employing
the service of VIM. Kelleher as clerk.
Among the Caldwell Republicans
who went to Weiser to brace up the |
Republican State Committee were, M.
b. Gwinn, Jake Horn, ]. II. Gwinn
Committeeman Morrison and a few
subordinates whose names escaped the
hotel register.
B. B. HALEY has just received from
Iowa first class thoroughbred cockerel
of the Black-breasted Red Pit Game
breed Wh.ca he ,afirms can lick any
thing that ever wore feathers. The
bird is certainly beauty and the first
of this strain ever brought to Caldwell
Petty thieving is reported in various
portions of town. John brennan lost
a sack of bran the other night; his
neighbor lost half a cord of wood;
others have lost coal, chickens, eggs,
etc. These petty thefts cannot be
charged to the ubiquitous tramps, for
he does not feed on bran.
w. E. Verley was bound over to APP
pear before the next session of the dis.
trict court in the sum of $3.50 last Fri
day. The examination of Charles
Mitchell was not completed until Mon.
day. He was also bound over in like
amount. Both of these examinations
were before Judge Little and are the
outcome of the shooting scrape last
week.
The musical and literary, entertain
ment for the benefit of the Presbyterian
church will be given on Thursday
evening of next week. The following
persons will appear on the program:
Mrs Rice, Miss Cooper, Miss Amy
Madden, Miss Hull, Mrs Barton, Ed.
]. T. Morrison, and the Male
Quartette. consisting of Messrs, Cakes,
Rice and Boone.
The name of w. E. Mosby has been
mentioned during the last
few days for councilman from Second
Ward. While the colonel is a native of
he has the confidence of the
taxpayers of the big Second, and it is
not thought by his friends that his
nativity will initiate against his
chances of election. Should Mr.. Mosby
consent to allow the use of his name,
his election is foregOne conclusion.
D. G. McDougall, attorney at Law
and Z. F. Davis, editor of Malad Enter
prise, both of Malad City, Idaho, came
IN last Monday to attend the Weiser
committee meeting. Mr..
AIcDougall is the State Committeeman +
FOR Oneida County. Mr.. Davis. after
lue elaboration, concluded to attend
The st. Patrick's ball rather than the
meeting and so remained
over. Mr.. McDOugalI became o en-
Of. the climate here that he
vas constrained to remain over few
lays and lay in a supply of the balmy
Tor use after returning to the frozen
zone. Had his friends not repeatedly
,eminded him of his obligations to his
lamily, he would probably have re-
NAMED permanently in this section.
NOTICE MlLITLAMENl