The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-08-07

The regular semi-monthly drill Of
Go. A. |. N. g.. win be held this eve.
ming.
DR.. DuttOn left for Jordan Valley,
Thursday, expecting to be away a cou
pie of weeks.
Thornton F. Williams. young man
from Payette, was fitted out here
Thursday for Klondyke. He left in
the evening on the late train and will
Join the Caldwell boys at Seattle.
The H. D. Blatchley Drug Co., and
Ellis Askey the news dealer, have each
bought a graphophone with the inten-
ton of giving them away. The plan
IS to give each customer who buys a
stated amount of goods, one ticket.
aud when $4,000 Of them are out the
person having the greatest number win
be presented with the instrument.
Bicycle supplies at Askey's.
L. L. Feltham Esq. and M. j. Gal
loway, a New York capitalist, and one
Of the stock holders in the Trade Dol
lar, were visitors to Willow Creek last
Friday. Mr.. Galloway speaks highly of
the camp and predicts for it bright
future, and so do all mining men who
possess any kind of judgement.
The 16 to l, the best cigar on the
market, for sale everywhere.
Those who have rooms to rent to, or
who can and will furnish room and
board for students in attendance at the
college will please leave word with Mr..
II. d. Blatchley, giving him prices for
room, and for room and board. The
indications are that there will be
large attendance this fall, and the man.
agement desires to be advised of all
available Accommodations.
Tuesday at noon Mr.. Walker and
Miss st. Clair Stone both of Centerville,
Boise County, came to Caldwell and
Immediately sought the Rev. J. M.
Wilder and after a few words from that
gentleman sent them away happy, and
as Mr.. and Mrs. Walker. They return
ed home on the evening train.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. McGinty returned
home Sunday from Boise, where they
had charge of the Soldiers Home.
Commander McGinty made record
for himself as very economical and
worthy officer, and his successor, to
give better satisfaction than did John,
will have quite task before him.
The Catalogue of the College of Idaho
is out. The institution makes good
showing. With the increase, the teach
ing force for next year, and other ad-
ded facilities the advantage for secur-
ing an education is unsurpassed in this
inter-mountain region. All those who
contemplate attending school should
send for information to the President,
w. ]. Boone.
Fresh candy and nuts at Askey's.
A Mississippi paper, in giving an
account of masquerade ball, says:
Several young ladies were dressed as
Indian maidens, in pink Hosiery, kid
slippers, diamond necklace, with pea
cock feathers in their hair" This is a
beautiful idea of an Indian maiden,
but duty compels us to say that the
genuine article out mere wears All old
plug hat, dirty army blanket and
discarded pair of soldiers trousers.
Rumor had it fully dozen times
within the past month that Berry and
Phillips were to move their freighting
outfits to Guffey, but as nothing came
of it, many believed they intend to re-
main. However, force of men were
at work this week and completed the
task of tearing down the stables which
will be regretted at Guffey. The firm
will continue fretghting from Guffey to
Silver, DeLamar and other Owyhee
points.
Ice cream sodas at Askey's.
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