The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-05-02

a brand new lot of ladies' sailor hats
just marked off and see the figures Inc
S5c. SOC. Coo. 75c. the latest crowns
The Square Dealers.
Examinations for positions in the
railway mail, departmental, govern.
ment printing and Indian services viii
be held in Pocatello on May /.
Mrs. A. j. Moses will open a select
school in the Christian church on Mon.
day, May 4th. Morning and afternoon
session. Tuition $3.50 a month.
We have just received by express an
invoice of Griswold Palmer,iS Cos fine
capes which are going at special sale
prices. The Square Dealers.
Hardy & Thorp have just received a
fresh stock of "Pavito," "Walter Scott"
and Lady Aberdeen" cigars. These
are staple and first class cigars.
The new style sailors, the MARI
borough, Idle Hour s. Islander in Leg.
horn braid are very pretty and stylish
at The Caldwell Millinery Parlors.
For limited time only, will give a
rs cent novel with every 100 worth of
goods purchased at either of my stores.
ELLIS AsKEY.
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.
Judge Richards has refused to re-
move the receiver OF the Judas mine
on Willow Creek, pending the result of
the suit against d. b. Levan, owner of
the claim.
Geo. <. Little, formerly a clerk for
the 7. 9. Egleston company, but lately
a plutocratic wool producer, was in
town yesterday shaking hands with his
numerous friends.
Edgar CLANCY, son of Sam CLANCY of
Middleton, returned from Portland last
Friday, having just finished course in
Portland Business College. He gradu-
ated with special honors.
1t may be that Co. A., 1. N. G., will
be called into action very soon if the
late news from DeLemar is authentic.
The worst our heroes will encounter in
that snow clad region is-mud-Oceans
of it.
The Oregon, California & Idaho Stage
company has reduced the rate from
Caldwell to De Lamar and Silver City
from So to So, or $40 for the round
trip. This is the same as the fare from
Nampa.
Henry n, Lannon, nephew Of the
famous p. II. Lannon of the Salt Lake
Tribune, will be married to Miss Hattie
Stewart, school teacher and evangelist,
of Parma. The wedding will take place
in Salt Lake City.
John LackeY has purchased Nat
Graves entire band of cattle, ranging
between the Mslheur and Owyhee rivers
in Oregon, at S13 per head. About
1000 head are transferred and the last
delivery will be made in June.
We have taken the agency for But
tericks' Paper Petterns and the Month
ly Delineator. A complete line of
styles and sizes of all leading patterns
now in stock.
LITTLE s. BOONE.
Chief Thorp had the fire department
ont for drill Thursday evening at the
Forwarding Co.'S. brick. He says that
he will have regular weekly department
drills from now on until both cOmpan-
les have attained a proper degree OF
efficiency.
IMPORTANT.-One hundred dozen
first quality shoes for men, ladies and
children will be received by j. 3
Stewart, direct from the east, next
week. They are in blacks AMI tans, all
styles, and the finest line ever Drought
to Caldwell.
John c. Rice will represent the Off
GERS of the City of Caldwell in the case
which will be brought before the SUI
preme court next week on appeal from
Judge Richards decision in regard to
the legality of the Incorporation of the
City of Caldwell.
A. E. Gipson has just put in place a
DANDY" wind mill on his farm on the
Highlands near town. He has a good
supply of water in the experimental
we'll at depth of 80 feet, but will sink
several feet further in the firm belief
that an inexhaustibIe supply will be OBJ
tanned.
Chris. Fay will begin on the founda.
ton OF his new brick in the burned
district some time next week. The
building will have rs feet frontage on
Main street and viii be 60 feet in depth
The construction Of the building will
be pushed as rapidly as brick can D: