The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-11-19
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DIR. Isham's fine offices up stairs in
Opera House.
Take your prescriptions to the
DIatchley Drug Co.
John T. Sebres, returned Wednesday
from trip TO Jordan Valley.
Miss Carrie Taylor is tho guest of
Miss Anna Hartley this week.
Is. P. Shawhan, of New Plymouth,
was Caldwell visitor Tuesday.
Commissioners elect Foote was a
Caldwell visitor last Tuesday.
Sheriff Lippeneott, of Ada county.
was in the city Sunday on business.
Wv. Turkey spent several days. at
Jordan valley on business this week.
All kinds of winter goods sold atrock
bottom prices. T. K. LITTLE.
FUR Highest cash price paid for
all kinds of furs. Q, S. DAVIS, opposite
depot.
w II. Redway viii pay cash for a
fow car loads of oats and good milling
wheat.
Don't miss the special sale of mems
box calf shoes at STEUNENBERe's.
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Mrs, Harry Jones returned Sunday
from a months visit among relatives
in Kansas.
DR.. Maxey has rented Office rooms
in the Masonic block and has them fit
ted up in elegant shape.
A new line of ladies and gents mack
intoshes just received, at
#. X. LITTLE's.
Don't forget that Thursday and Tur-
key have a connection that in most in
stances results disastrouslY to the bird.
W.T.. Schnabel returned the fore
part of this week from Jordan Valley,
where he had been rounding up some
horses,
Do your trading with us and we will
guarantee you will be pleased. Goods
marked in plain figures and strictly one
price. T. X. LITTLE.
DR.. VIM. q. Maxey has moved his
Office up stairs in the Masonic building
where he may be found in comfortable
quarters.
Notwithstanding the advance on
wool, our pricS on blankets and all
wooden goods is lower than ever.
T. X. LITTLE.
Our line of ladies jackets are new
and stylish. up to date in every way.
Call and get our prices before buying,
T. X. LITTLE.
Mr.. Russell, Of Larimie, Wyoming,
has rented the vacant store rooms in
the Lucus block and has put in stock
of dry goods, clothing, shoes and gen.
eral furnishing goods.
Mrs. r. II. Davis deported for Malad
Tuesday, to attend to matters in con-
neetiun with the estate of har father
which is now being finally settled. She
will probably be gone ten days or more.
Judge Stewart desires tho TRIBUNE
to express for him his thanks to the
voters of Canyon county for their lib
eral support at the late election and
in return promises them the best ser
vice in his power.
Tho TRIBUNE received a very So
ciGble call from commissioners Knox
and King Friday. While we believe
the gentlemen a little wrong political
ly, they are frst,class socially and are
cordially inIited to call real often.
Our stock of gents, youths and boys
clothing is the most complete ever
shown in this section, and we will
guarantee prices to be lower than the
same quality can be bought elsewhere.
T. X. LITTLE.
G. n. Holbrook, tae popular and en-
terprising sheep man of Ola, was in
Caldwell Tuesday. Mr.. Holbrook was
much ell ,teu at the results of the late
election sad says things turned out
much better than he anticipated. He
reports Ola all right.
The Caldwell Social clnb viii give a
dance at Armory hall, Thanksgiving
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