The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-12-17

10 your trading with us and we win
guarantee you viii be- pleased. Goods
marked in plain figures and strictly one
price. TKT,T-y
MI and Mrs. R. II. Davis returned
nome last Saturday night. Mr.. Davis
mas been in the southeastern portion of
the state during the past six months.
Notwithstanding the advance On
wool, our price on blankets and all
wooden goods is lower than ever.
I. K. LITTLE.
Elders Preston and Windward of the
Mormon church were in Caldwell Tues-
DAY. They held services at Notus
wednesday and Thursday evenings.
Our line of ladies' jackets are new
and stylish, up to date in every way.
Gan ana get our prices before buying.
T. X. LITTLE.
Prospects are good for active mining
operations in the Gold Belt district,
Wood River, during the coming season.
That district is attracting much at
tention.
The Caldwell Millinery Parlors are
headquarters for Christmas-tree orna-
ments, dolls, jumping jacks, fancy bas-
kets and many other novelties to please
the children.
Cabinet photographs only $199 per
dozen until Dec. Is. Come and see
what kind of work we are turning out
and be convinced. Albrecht in the
Chinn gallery.
n. NJ. Ruick Esq, of Boise, and one
of the most eloquent and incisive law
yers in the state, came down Thursday
to attend to important cases pending
in the District court.
Says the Times Democrat: "Men are
not thoughtful enough of women. They
generally have to ask or plead for every
thing they get and are then growled
at" Yes, too true; but which?
Oar line of Holiday Handkerchief
in colored silk, white silk and silk mi
tial, also gents silk muttlers and neck
wear is the largest ever shown in this
county. T. K. LITTLE.
Just as we 60 to press Messrs t. @
Egleston and William Isaacs returned
from their hunting trip. They brought
home a number of fine deer and other
large game as trophies of their skill
and perseverance. The town is agitated
You are not obliged to go out Of
town now for strictly first-class worl
in photography. Albrecht can ant
will please. Until Dec. Is Cabinet
only S1,99 per dozen, at the Chinn gal
lery.
Mr.. r. W. Sweet informed TRIB
UNE reporter that the machinery TO
the Emmett creamery would be placed
today: also that he had taken a contrac
to erect a creamery at Parma as sool
as spring opens.
In the eastern counties from 200 t.
700 bushels of potatoes are raised t.
the acre, and the average cash value o
an acre yield is $40, says H. A. Nc
Pherson of the horticultural boarC
Good country for spuds.
United States Marshal Ramsey re
Gently apprehended man who was en-
gagged in the business of changing on
dollar bills to $40. The work wa
c}syerly done and many people haV
been swindled by the sharper.
The ladies and gentlemen of tn
High Five club were the guests of Nj
and Mrs. H. Sebree last week. Tn
: club was royalty entertained and spen
= most enjoyable evening. Mr.. an
, Mrs, Doan carried off the prizes.
I'D. Campbell, the popular sheriff
D elect, called to inquire after the phys
! cal and spiritual condition of the IRll
, TINE the other day, and quietly gave U
to understand that he would take u
the moral phase about January 10.
IT. is reported that there are twel'
Norman missionaries in this mlsSlo
district, composed of Blaine, Lincoll
Gilmore, Ada, Canyon and Washingto
81 conn,ies. and that forty conversion
have been made during the past year,
/ M, nnnuulnrsU vAra at the Opel