The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-04-18

eo.s"soUn washington Heighths which
viii be completed in few weeks.
Moody Kimball Of Rock Creek was
IN town this week and is enthusiastic
over the outlook for the West View
mining district.
We carry the shoes for bows at S,5o
sizes from II to 2, call for the Miller
shoe and we will warrant them. The
Square Dealers.
Phil. Tout, the plasterer, has cleared
and fenced whole block on Washing.
ington Heights and will build house
on it this spring.
Remember valuable premium
given away with every Warner corset,
No lady can afford to lose the chance
The Square Dealers.
1t is springtime when all houses
should be re papered. Notice the spec.
ial sd and big discount given by Chas
A. Cakes, on another page.
We have just received by express an
invoice Of Griswold Palmer & Cos. fine
capes which are going at special sale
prices. The Square Dealers.
John g. Rice. Esq, has the plans all
drawn for $500 dwelling on his lots
on Washington Heights. He expects
to let the contract in short time.
The new style sailors, the Mari.
borough, Idle Hour & Islander in Leg,
horn braid are very pretty and stylish
at The Caldwell Millinery Parlors.
For limited time only, will give a
% cent novel with every 100 worth of
goods purchased at either of my stores.
ELLIS AsKEY.
Genuine cigar clippings from the
celebrated Havana 16 to 1 cigars pre-
pared by Mosby and Williams and for
sale by all dealers. Best smoking on
earth.
We have a beautiful line of pattern
hats and b0nnets direct from the East.
ern markets with all the latest ideas
from Paris at the Caldwell Millinery
Parlors.
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.
There are four prisoners in the coun-
ty jail-Matt Crump, murder;J J. Wor-
den, horsestealing; John Bobby Burns,
robbery, and Henry Young contempt
of court.
Owing to the absence of the pastor
there will be no preaching in the Pres
byterian church next Sunday morning.
There will he preaching in the evening
at the usual hour.
Oh! 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
25c.up. Square Dealers.
We are marking off new invoice
StrOotmans, Ladies fine shoes with
heels and spring, our $3.50 warranted
shoe reduced to 1926 and the new
opera toe at that. The Square Dealers.
Cakes Bros. have finally got into their
new quarters and now have the hand
soonest store in the state. Remember
they are The Square Dealers and give
you more than your moneys worth
every time.
An entertainment, consisting of vO-
cal and instrumental music, cake and
ice cream, will be given by the ladies of
the Episcopal guild next Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock at the Sebree hall,
Admission 30 cts.
Charles Lockerman, one of the pion-
GERS of the Willow creek country, was
in the city Wednesday. MIR. Locker
man is largely interested in the mines
of that district and predicts great ac-
tivity in that section this season.
The Presbyterian society of Caldwell
most earnestly thank Messrs. Hartley
& Barlet, managers of the Boise Val
Nurseries, for fine line Of fruit and
ornamental trees. shurbDery, ETC.,
which was presented for the purpose of
planting on the societiye's grounds.
Sheriff Campbell returned from Sho-
shone Wednesday, having in charge
one Worden,' who is charged with steal
ing horse from Seth Bixby, rancher
who lives near Middleton, a short time
ago. Worden was captured on Snake
river, so miles from Bliss. He is now in
the county Jail pending an examina
ton.
The Caldwell Club, the new saloon
opened in the brick formerly occupied
by Cakes Bros, by Geo. H. Everitt of
Nampa, has been thoroughly reftted
with new furniture, fixtures and club
rooms. A billiard table will be added
in few days. Mr.. EVeritt has secured