The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-11-21

SsNN "hA toIuEB 10 CALDWELL
once per month for three days Con.
suit him.
1ostettsr, the ieweIer, has the most
complete line of silyerware ever seen
in this city.
The supper on Thanksgiving night
Tor the Co. A ball will be served in the
restaurant under Amory hall.
Don't forget the grand Ball given by
Co. A. and First RegimentaI Band at
the Armory Hall, Thanksgiving night
18th 1896. Admission S1.OO.
Mr.. II. E. Napier who has been away
all summer returned home last week
He win probably spend the winter in.
Caldwell.
On Thanksgiving daV turkey din.
ner will be served 10 the building ad.
joining the Packing Company, under
Armory hail, dinner will ready from
II a. m. to 8 p. m.
The eminent specialist, DIR. Petit be-
Hvered q course of entertaining and in.
structive lectures at the opera house
last week. All who heard him pro.
nounce the doctor par excellence.
Your subscription to your papers is
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"Askey" the Newsletter who makes a
specially of subscriptions and will save
you money.
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.
City Marshall, II. N, Maxey' returned
home Thursday, after an extended
visit to friends and relatives in Iowa.
He reports having had a good time,
but is glad to be at home again
The Caldwell Butehering Co. is fit
ting up in elegant style for the holidays.
That's the place to get your nice fat
turkeys, sausages and fresh oysters.
The neatest and best equipped meat
market in the state.
Hon. John T. Morrison went to
Boise Thursday evening to argue the
debuty case before the SUPREME court.
Mr.. Morrison is employed as special
council by the board of county com.
missioners.
DR.. Merrihew, dentist from Nampa,
will be here Tuesday of each week.
Gold filing, crown and bridge work a
specially. Teeth made to fit, fit or no
pay. Consultation free.
RE. Lockwood, editor Weiser Sig.
nal, paid the Tribune short visit, Mon
day. Mr.. Lockwood does not despair
of the country yet, but thinks of course,
that Bryan should have been elected.
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.
Rev. E, B. Sutton, of Boise, the gen.
eral agent of the Idaho State Temper
Alliance will speak in the Presbyterian
Church in Caldwell, Wednesday eve,
ming. November 25th,on the Business
Side of the Liquor Problem.
A union Thanksgiving service will be
held in the Presbyterian church next
Thursday morning at eleven o'clock
A sermon appropriate 10 the occasion
will be preached by Rev. j. Charles
Bowling, pastor of the Christian church
Jas. Wiley the hobo who was shot by
another hobo at CLAIMS Ferry last Sat
urday is improving under the care Of
DIR. Baugh. 1t was cold blnoded af'
fair and the shOotist, who is under ar
rest, stands good show of a long so
iourn in Boise. -ShoshOne Journol.
The Evening Mail, Boise, which was
leased by the Silver Republicans fol
campaign purposes, has reverted to the
original publisher, W. d. George, and
hasIreappeared as the Saturday Call
win Governor SteuneDberg be al
prompt and effective in suppression OF
iawlessness as has been Gov. McCon
pelIP The dynimiters in some OF thu
northern mining camps may throw ou'
a feeler or two before Gov. steunen
berp's term is out.-Boise Democsat'
H. w. DOrman, the principal stock
holder In the l. Y. L. group OF Willow
Greek mines has been in the city a lev
DAYS. He intimates that the properties
are label to be sold to eastern csPitai
lists in a short time.
A terrible storm has been raging
throughout the country during TN
mast week, delaying trains and max
ing things generally uncomfortaOie
caldwell escaped with a slight snow
fall Thursday night which promices u
he gone and forgotten before noon 20
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