The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-03-07
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Onion sets at Greenlund's Drus store.
Garden seeds at Greenlund's Drug
store
The best five cent cigars can be found
at Askey's
Choice fresh garden seeds in bulk at
BlatchleY's.
Take your prescriptions to Blatchley,
the druggist.
Askey carries u complete line of
writing materials.
Largest stock of wall paper in the
city at Bla,chley's.
Southwells imported currant jam, for
20 cents, at EglestOns.
Ellis As&ey carries the most complete
line of cigars in the stSte.
Two quarts, of mixed pickles in glass
for 50 cents at Eglestons.
Smoke the Grand Union ci.ar. For
sale at the Exchange saloon.
Don't forget you can get a % cent.
novel for 10 cents at Askey's
John Nicholas little son Max is quite
ill but not dangerously il is boped.
Hostetter, the jeweIrr, has the most
complete line Of silverware ever scen
in this city.
Alfalfa, Glover, Timothy, Red Top
and Orchard Grass Seed at T. Z. Egg.
lestons & Co.
Editor Pa.tison, of the over sprightly
InQGT, honored the Magic with his
presence Monday.
Have on sale wrappers in elegant
style, also duck suits for boys to yrs
The Square Dealers.
Accommodations first class; rates
reasonable; excellent table. The Griffin
Hotel, Caldwell, Idaho.
Hon. r. A. Cowden went to Spokane
last Sunday on business connected with
his numbering interests.
Stationery, tobacCOes, cigars, notions
candies, CUTLERY and thousand and
one other things, at Askey's
G. A. McWiniams has disposed of his
interest in the Elite saloon to John
Conyers and {. Christensen.
A new line of stamped linens, en-
broidery silks, hair-pius, back and side
combs at the Caldwell Millinery Parlors.
T. K Little is preparing to build a
handsome. Seyen room residence. An
eastern architect will furnish the
design
We are tie leaders in gents fancy
perr' e shirts, q beauty in ali colors for
500, fancy c"IOred pants 75c. So.
Dealers.
Look out for Little ana BOone's new
ad next week. Everything new, bright
and up to date. Prices just what they
ought to Oe.
W. {. Dunbar and Clark Stiles rec
ently spent two days in the mining
districts and are cIated over the favor
able outlook
STE our Inc Of een''s hats, crushers
20 cts. up our Queen city at $50 a
hummer, all styles ard at living prices.
The Square Dealers.
D. b, Levan came down from Boise
"Wednesday to get acquainted with his
Family and incidentally celebrated his
wedding anniversary.
Mr.. Lynch, railway employe, and
family have moved to Nampa. Mr..
Mcconnell, formerly of, Nampa, has
taken Mr.. Lynch's place here.
Mr.. Johnson has moved his dry goods
tore on to Nam street and is now oc
eupying portion of the Miller furni-
pure store room in the Gwinn block.
1t is said that the A. p. A. organiza-
ion in this city is 100 strong and init
hated that if Evangelist Lindsay does.
t let up it WILSON be unanimous.
Charles Doane returned from an
aStern business trip last Sunday. He
eports business activity but much
omplaining. Silver is talked sporad-
cally.
Genuine cigar clippings from the
celebrated Havana Is to 1 cigars pre-
AIRED by Mosby and Williams and for
ale ny all dealers Best smoking on
earth.
A premium of valuable book on soci-
topics, by Marion Harland, Jenness
dlIler and others given with Warmers
orSets by Cakes Bros, The Square
Dealers.
Waists, ladies shirt waists. Our first
nVol'e banner waists, see what we
vac for soc in laundried waists, good
value from Gee, T5c, ste, 1,CO, & 1925
he Square Dealers.
Ladies our new line Boys knee pants
y loo up, 25c buys a wear resister,