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The National tribune., 1884-01-03
ILLINOIS.

From Comrade T. r. Dunn, Elliottstown. H..
we received the following list of officers elected
by Ritchell Post, No. 159, of that place, for
1884: Commander, j. W. Field S. v. c., S. j.
Stroud; ]. Y. c., J. B. Eskew; @. d., II. J.
Wood; Chap, w Field; Surg, u. A. Stroud /;
o. d., Z. T. Cambridge; O. G., E. 7. Green
Adj't, T. J. Dunn; s. NJ, d. G. Duyall; @. NJ.
s., j. Rentfrow, and T. j. Dunn and w. Merry,
delegate and alternate to the Department En-
campment
We have, from Comrade T. b. Coleman, Ca
prom, H., letter in which he informs US that
Cornwall Post, No. 314 of that place, held a
sociable III its hall on December ID, which the
members Of the Post, their families, and q
number of invited guests attended. The pro-
gramme consisted OF recitations, speeches, songs
&c, followed by bountiful supper prepared
by the ladies.
Comrade j. A. Mason, Half Day, H., informs
Us that new Post has been mustered at Wau-
conda, H., with the following officers: Com.
mander, Arthur Coon; S.V c., Warren Powers
J. V. c. A. 4. Price Adj't, II. N. Davis Surg.
Merritt Lake; Chap, NJ. S. Hill; O. NJ, III. r
Hughes o. D., ID. McLain; o. G., T. Nc
Bride; S. NJ, J. NJ Clarke; @. NJ. S., George
Hicks.
The following list OF The newly elected off.
GERS of Post No. 207 Of Nauyoo, H., has beer
sent us by Comrade Michael Baumert, Jr OF
that place: Commander, Edward Argart, s. v
G., Leonhard Hudson; j. V. c., Fred Machen
heimer; @. NJ, John Tanner; Surg, b. X
Hamilton; Chap, Geo. NJ Kochier; o. D. TT
Berger o. g., John Jack
We received letter recently from Comrade
]. M. Gault, Maroa, Ill, in which he informs u.
that Lingbe Post, No. 84s of Maroa, was mus
/ tered October ~ 1883, with twenty-seyen char
ter members, and already has forty, and thai
on December 10 the Post held a Campfire, ou
of which 1886 was cleared, which will be uset
| to put the Post in good shape.
| Post No. 3e1, of Piper City, Ill., has elected
/ the following officers Commander O. +. Wal
rich; S. V. c., II. z. Beach j. Y. c., T. J
Towers; @. NJ, j. A. Montelius; Surg, S. ID
Cnlbertson Chaplain, /. w. Hand O. d., Wm
! Dick; o. g., ]. r. Rezner; Adj't, Geo. NJ VII
| liaIns; S. NJ, Comrade Turner; @. NJ S., c
1 Jackson.
Comrade John Matmilier, Oregon, H., writes
| us that on the 10th Of December, Oregon Post
No. 1I6, elected the following officers for lii,
! ensuing year: Commander, f. III. Marsh S. v
/ c., john q. Waldo; J. v. c., Daniel Farrell
| @. NJ, John T. CAN'T: O. D., r. T.. Prentice
| o. G., Samuel I'ice; Chaplain, Barton III. Cart
| wright; Surgeon, DR.. A. Newton.
Conrade William Thompson, Biggsyille, Ill
writes us that the Post at Oquawka, H., which
has now between seventy and eighty members
is getting along finely.
From Gomrade G. +. Woodward, sllcibyyille
H., we have the following list of officers elect
ed to Cyrus Hall Post, No. 1873, on Dccembe
IL, for next year: Cominander G. L. Rekel
III. d.; s. v. c., Lewis Winter; ]. v. c., Dayi
The National tribune., 1884-01-03
COLORADO.

We are Informed by 2 correspondent at Col
orado Springs. Colo, that the following officers
were recently elected by Post No. y, Of that
place Commander, D. W. Robbing S. V. c.,
L. W. Everleth; ]. Y. c., e. L. Rar.lett; Chap,
A. r. Keifer Surg. j. B. Reid; O. D., F. b.
Wells: 0. G., H. c. Gilmore Judge Advocate,
T. A. AcAlorris; @. NJ. G. W. Thomas; O. VI.
s., L. B. Farar; Adj't g. o. Neyins; S. ", L. c.
Dana.
$50. B, 18th o. V. VI" Silver Cliff. Colo,
writes us that Sumner Post, of that place, has
been holding a series of sociables recently,
which has assisted materially in keeping up
interest in Grand lszny matters there.
The National tribune., 1884-01-03
KANSAS.

From Comrade r. J. Brown we received the
following list of officers elected by Custer
Post, No. 6, Leavenworth, KAN December z:
Rev. w. N. Page; @. NJ, J. A. De yeau o. D.,
Thos. Mcclure; O. g., II. Miles Moore Dele
gates to the Department. .Encampment, d. J..
Keller, III. Miles Moore, and John G. Carpenter
Alternates, Norval Marchand, VIM. I.eeper, and
Henry Oderfeld.
Also the following from the same comiade
At a regular meeting OF LcavenwoTth Post, No.
l20, the following officers were elected Com
mander, John I'll. Cadell S. v. c., James Eek
ley; ]. v. G., ]. Francis Hopper; G. d., G. Oder.
The National tribune., 1884-01-03
NEW YORK.

ConIsde L. g. Drake. Addison, N Y, writes
as that William ". Angle Post, No. 81, OF
that place at its annual election on the 5th OF
December. elected the following officers: Com
mander, Lawrin b. Drake; S. v. c.. Dewitt C.
Hager; j. ". O., James j. Cady; q n, Chas.
w Gilictt; Chaplain, Eli b. Smith; Surgeon,
Robert Short o. D., William Massey; o. g..
Prank Scboats; Adjt., w W. Wright Dele
gate 10 Department Encampment, w. w.
Wright; Alternate, d. c. Hager.
From comIade J. C. BuswclI, Glens Falls, N.
T. we received the following list Of officers
elected by Wing Post, No. l47, of that place, for
1He4: Commander, j. c. Boswell; i. v. C.,
William Bullock; J. v. C., John Bond; Q. NJ.
lsaac Smith Adi't L. H. Gates; Surgeon, G.
~ Stacks; Chaplain, III. c. Cronkhite; o. D.,
The National tribune., 1884-01-03
VERMONT.

We arc informed BIZ Comrade J. A. Benedict
East Poaltaey, Vt. that joyce Post, Ne.z 20 OF
that place, elected the following officers on the
18th Uit: Commander. Joseph II. iears; S. Y.
C., /. =. Kinney; J. Y. C., Wm. Il. Jones: Q.
H. IT. q Reed. Surgeon, A. +. Bixby: Chap
laisi. A. A. shan: O. D.. Joseph Il. Osborne; o.
g., II. S. Drake.
Comraae nj Ross. Huntington. Vt, sends rs
the following roster Of the newly-elected Off
GERS Of Post No. so Of that place: Commander.
A. II. Chosnore: s. Y. c.. II. Ross: J. Z. c.. O.
J. TomEinson: Surgeon. J. B. Ellis: Chaplain,
+. T. Collins; @. r., ID. Gorton; O. D.. a. ID.
White: O. G.. 3. Bennett: Adj't, S. J. Randel.
comrade P. II. stock,Dan, Brandon, Vt.
writes Hs that very pleasant entertainment
was recently given by Puss 80. le6. OF that
place. which was largely attended.
The National tribune., 1884-01-03
Reunion q. the 81 Miehigan Vols.

The annual Reunion of the old Sd volunteer
regiment of Michigan infantry was held on the
18th ult at the new Eagle Hotel, Grand Rap
ids, Mich Captain Carl B. Tracy, of that place
presided, S. K Pierce acted as secretary, and
sixty-eight veterans responded when their
names were called. During the evening re-
marks were made by General B. E. Pierce,
Colonel A. T. McReynolds, Rev. Mr.. Crawford
and others, and the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President, A. G..
Shattuck of Lansing; vice presidents. ID. e.
Birdsel, of Hastings; ID. ]. Waters, Mnskegon;
The National tribune., 1884-01-03
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Consale J. l. Elder, Lebanon, \. IT., in
forms Us that Post No. - Of that place has
elected the following officers: Commander, II.
i. Biissf s. y e., c. A. Titus; ]. Y. C., J. 1.
Elder. Q. A.. c. Bennett: Surgeon, A. w.
Sharleigh Chaplain, = n. Pingru; o. D., A.
VI. Richardson, O. g., C. Cummings. Repre-
sentatires. A. ~ Davis. T. Chandler; Alter
mates, A. 7. Clarke. a. Nv. Richardson.
Matt Head Post, No. -, O. L. Brock, Com
nandeT. was organized December II, at Fitz-
william, \. II. by the Department Commander
with the assistance Of S. \. c. Pressler and
comrades Of Post 10. 4, Of Keene.
The National tribune., 1884-01-03
The GRAND army.
Department NeWs---P0st Elections
Other Grand Army News.

Daring the past week TlIz TErBu,SE has sent
blank arp.ica.ions for Pes; charters in response
10 requests from the following: Q. A. Bel,
Roub;doax. Texas comfy, So; w w sic2as-
ter. y. d.. Hermon, Knox county, ih.; Charles
Eis,olzisaft. Arbela, Scotland coEaty, No; l.. b.
Wood, Long Prairie. Todd county, Mimi; w.
j. liiel, Springfield, Brown county, Ainn.-
hacking total OF lie since the beginning Of
the present administration.
The National tribune., 1884-01-03
IOWA.

Co.isade T. D. Hickok, Columbus City, Iowa,
writes Us as follows: noticed in THE TRIB-
UNE that some one recommended that each
Post IN a Department donate 81 to the widows
of deceased comrades. The suggestion was q
good one, and the members of Joe Neal Post,
No. 100, of this place, expressed unanimously,
by vote, their approval of the project, and
directed that this communication should be
sent to THE tribune requesting that other
Posts in Iowa consider its praeticability, as the
object is most laudable. 1t would have ten
dency to induce individual members to tako
The National tribune., 1884-01-03
The Tarfures IF Neuralgia

Are promptly relieved by a new Treatment,
which acts directly on the great nerve censers-
If You are q sufferer from this paiItnl disease,
write to Drs Starkey s. Palen, 400 GIrard
street. Philadelphia, and ask them to send you
such documents and testimonials in regard 70
their vitalizing Treatment as viii enable you
to indge for yourself whether it promises TO
give relief in your particular case.
The National tribune., 1884-01-03
Reunion of Co. E, sd New York 4rtiIIery.

Conirade T. II. Musson, Gilbertsyille, " Y,
writes us that the seventh annual Reunion of
company E, I'd New York artillery, was held
at the house of Comradc o. HI. Briggs, in Una
dilla, on the Goth of December. The comrades
with their wives assembled in the evening,
and the time was spent as pleasantly as Only
old vets when they are together, know h0w to-
The National tribune., 1884-01-03
VIRGINIA.

Colnrade A. T. Pickett, National Military
Home, Hampton, Va sends us the following
list of officers recently elected by the Post al
that place: Commander, Francis Kulp; s. v
c., J. Tever; J. V. c., John Peters; o. D..
Jos Weller; O. e.. Henry Meade; @. NJ.
Surgeon, Albert Richmond; Delegates, Chas. p
Daley, John Reardon, J. w Jacobs, VIM. II
Mason, Thos. Gallache, John F. Kuhns
Henry Meade Geo. Metzler
The National tribune., 1884-01-03
CALIFORNIA.

Comrade Sam Kutz Los Angeles, Cal, writes
us that Frank Bartlett Post, No. ., of that
place, has membership of 180 and is in ex-
ceilent condition. He sends us also the fol-
lowing list of its newly elected officers: Com
mander, L. J. DePuy; S. v G., Thos Savage;
]. Y. G., c. B. Turner; AdJt, John Davis @.
M., Fl. r. Brown; Chap, w. E. Read o. d.,
John Roberts; O. G., A. e. Weed s. ", w. C.
Roberts: O NJ s. j A. Van SteinhIro
The National tribune., 1884-01-03

Fred Shriver, Grand Rapids. D. c. Crawford,
Lyons; George Hubbard. afuskegon; S. Bren-
nan, Manton, and Captain T. e. Price Lansing;
secretary, John t. strong, Lansing treasurer,
Elliott f. Judd, Grand Rapids The next
tine next vear
The National tribune., 1884-01-03

The Ex-Prisoners Association of Albany, ".
y, was organized on the 1ith ult. with the
following officers: President, 4. Med Shoe
maker; vice-presidenf, G. n. Baloa; secretary,
J. y. Sampson; treasurer. J. G. saxe.
The National tribune., 1884-01-03
MARYLAND.

The annual session of the Department of
Maryland will be held in the hall of Dushane c
Post, No. 8, on the southwest corner of st. Paul
and Lexington streets, Baltimore on Tuesday,
January %, at u o'clock M
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-02-02
DEATH OF CLEVIUS MORSE.

The hopes that were entertained or
Friday and Saturday of the recovery Of
Cleve Morse were destroyed towards
Saturday evening by his failing condi-
ton, and at o'clock he peacefully
passed away, his father and mother be-
ing with him during his last moments.
The shock to his system caused by the
amputation Of his leg was too great to
allow his recovery, weakened as it was
by the ravages of disease that set in the
first week of the trouble and which DR..
Lee SO bravely endeavored to combat.
All that mortal could do to help him
and to prolong the useful life he had
begun was done, but it was OF little
avail.
The funeral took place on Monday
afternoon at the Haskell House, and
the services were attended by large
concourse Of city and country friends of
the young man and his parents. The
remains rested in neat casket. upon
which was placed sweet to1quet of
flowers sent by Mrs. T. E. Logan of
Boise City. Rev. L. L. Shearer con-
Quoted the services and delivered few
remarks The funeral procession was
then formed and the body was taken to
the cemetery upon the hill, where inter-
ment took place.
Clevius Morse was about p years of
age, and was young man Of fine quail.
tiles. He was dutiful son, and in his |
death the LOGS to his parents is great. |
He was greatly esteemed by his asso-
ciates and every one that knew HIM.
Although comparative stranger in the
community, the accident and its conse-
quences interested everybody, and in
the fatal termination every one felt as
though personal loss had been sus-
In connection with the deplorable
event we have the following card of
THANKS.
Feeling fully assured of the kindly
of the people of Caldwell and
vicinity so amply demonstrated in our
affection in the misfortune and loss of
our son, Clevius Morse, we desire to ex-
press through this card our apprecia-
ion and gratitude for the kind services
If friends during his illness, death and
burial, and will ever hold in grateful ,
those who remembered
Is in hours of sorrow and trial.
SARAH MORSE.
JAMES MORSE. =,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-02-02

Says the Laramie Boomerang of a
late date: s.Messrs. Gramm G. CS. have
decided to open a branch store at Cald-
well, Idaho, and will ship stock of
goods to that point shortly. Mr.. Geo.
Little will probably remove to Caldwell
and take charge of the establishment"
The firm name will be Gramm & Little.
Mr.. Little will be here in day or two.
They have bought the lot opposite THE
TRIBUNE Office and will build thereon.
Meanwhile they will probably occupy
the Annett building.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-02-02
PERSONAL.

c. F. Annett has gone to Omaha.
Robert E. Strahorn went east to-day
Chas. II. Reed went to Boise on Tues.
day.
Mrs. James Morse returned to Den
yer on Wednesday.
NJ. B. Gwinn won't ever to Boise
City on Wednesday.
Mr.. Seth FL. Oliver, postmaster at
Shoshone, was in Caldwell last Sunday.
Hon. Homer Stull, Judge Brumback
aud j. II. Bush, of Boise, called on The
TRIBUNE Tuesday.
Mr.. G. W. Gilmore, of Silver City,
called on Saturday evening and was in
troduced to Boise by telephone.
Mrs. Abner Packard, of Middleton,
was over here during the week and be-
came quite enthusiastic over the city.
Thomas Welch, the boss telephone
man, has gone to Bozeman, Montana,
where we hope he will not freeze to
death.
Elder Grannis called on THE TRIBUNE
yesterday and talked on church affairs.
it occupies celestial position.
j. E. Woods and Fred Hempel, of the
upper Boise valley, were in town
Thursday, and called on THE TRIBUNE.
They both want mill in Caldwell.
Frank Cakes, whose peculiar adver-
tisement appeared last week, went from
here to Middleton. Mr.. Cakes has de-
voted his life to the philanthropic pur-
pose of driving out Of existence geph-
ers, mice and insects, and all his efforts |
are crowned with success.
DR.. Lowell came up from Weiser on
Thursday to see his patients. He re-
ports Jack Doyle recovering nicely.
Jack, it will be remembered, was hurt
some days ago. He fell into
q water car that was about half full and
when his mouth struck the liquid he
found the taste so novel that he drank
TOO much and swelled up so big he
get oat through the man hole.
DR.. Lowell saw his poor head sticking
out and surmising the trouble, he con-
lected the steam pump with jacks
mouth and pumped out about barrel.
lacks ordinary capacity is keg, 80
lis danger can be readily seen. The
loctor is administering his famous Ex-
ract Of Sage Brush Remedy and the pa
lent will soon be all right. DR.. Lowell
avs Jack was SO weak when he got
through with him that his toenails rat
led.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-02-02
BOISE CITY ITEMS.

The Holland company played all the
week to good houses.
Sergt Kenealy, of Vicksburg, relieves
Sergt. Light, of the signal service Of
| fee.
A petition was circulated few DAYS
ago asking the appointment of John B.
Neil governor.
fhe great social event of the season
was the party at the Overland hotel on
Tuesday night.
The supreme court last Saturday ad-
mitted to practice D. P. B. Pride, G. j..
Walsh and Andrew Whitehead.
Judge Buck, Marshal Dubois and
District Attorney White travelled about
1900 miles to reach Boise from Lewis
ton.
Mrs. M. Sidebotham celebrated her
eightieth birthday at the residence of
her daughter. Mrs. Story, on Friday of
last week.
The Lyceum is dead. Rev. Mr..
Banks kept it alive until he got mar
ried. After that he had to account for
his time evenings, SO the Lyceum had
to 60.
The Statesman regrets TO see a grow
ing feeling in favor Of an injunction to
restrain the levy Of a special city tax to
pay for one-half the Ridenbaugh
bridge.
Jacob Clemens, of Five mile, seven
or eight miles southwest of town, was
placed in the county Jail on Friday last,
charged with the most revolving crime
known to the calendar. He had been
living there on ranch for two years.
His family consisted of crippled wife,
two grown daughters, fifteen year-old
son and several smaller children. His
crime is that of forced incest, coupled
with fiendish brutality, the details of
which are so loathing, sickening and
horrible, as to be unfit for publication.
Under threats of death and by contin-
ned beatings his family has been terror
zed into silence for years. But his
oeastiality finally became known, some
If his neighbors made the complaint,
md he will receive deserved punish
nent. OF his guilt there is not the least
ioubt. The brute's family are greatly \.
'ejoiced over his arrest, but tremble
With fear at thought of ever meeting
Tim again. Clemens is large, power
ully built man, 1.-the as cat, and was
realty dreaded by the neighborhood,
8 he constantly went armed, and had
'lways told his family that he would
ever be taken alive. His arrest by
heriff Timer and Deputy Pitt Smith
vas accomplished in a manner that
hows them to be possessed Of plenty of
erve and good Judgment, without
'hich it would have proven no easy
27h.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-02-02
-Ceur d'Alene will have q humble

-Ceur d Alene will have a number
Of papers (nineteen outfits en- route)
but we are betting on the new Weiser.
1t is understood Fred Hartman, Jr., is
coming from Denver with an Office.
The Baker City Sage Brush says Mr..
Burke, of Dayton, is soon to start one
at Weiser. II we were not already in
the best town in Idaho, we might give
them branch Of the best paper in Ida
no. But solid town like Caldwell il
good enough for us. Perhaps one of
the Boise papers could be spared to en-
igrate.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-02-02

Not having enough postal cars for
the purpose, railway mail service was
not extended to Ontario on the 25th as
was expected, and it will be a month
yet before Caldwell will haYe better
postal facilities. Nevertheless, the two
days-for-a-trip service between this city
and Boise has been cut of, and if let
Ter from here wants to reach the cap
ital, thirty-one miles distant, it must 60
to the postal car east of Shoshone and
be worked, then come back as far as
Kuna, and reach its destination by
stage, getting there any time within
week. This is a fine condition for such
matters to be in.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-02-02

We learn from W. L. Wallace of
Reynolds Creek that j. c. Bernard
has the road completed from his ferry
on Snake River 70 Caldwell. The ferry
boat is now in and is said to be doing q
fair business. 1t is claimed that The
distance from Silver City to Caldwell
is not much further than to Kuna. How
much truth there is in the report will pro-
baby be determined by some of our
Id ,ho teamsters. -Aroldnche.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-02-02

On the 29th of January, Mr.. Peter
johnson took charge of the Caldwell
Hotel, which he will run AS first class
house. Believing in feeding a man
when he is hungry. Mr.. Johnson will
serve meals at all hours. Day board,
equal to the best in the land, 81 a week
single meals, so cents; lodging, SO
cents. G. ID. Reed and wife are the
efficient managers of the house.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-02-02
NOTICE..

All persons indebted to Humphrey G.
Gwinn, successors to Shainwald Bros.
q Co.. are requested to settle their &C.
counts at once and save trouble and
costs
All having claims, bills, ETC., against
US OF any kind or nature, will please
present the same.
HUMPHREY & GWINN.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-02-02

T. j. Bates, young gentleman
who was in charge of the telegraph
business at this point during the first
part of this month, left few days ago
for the west, at only one hours notice.
This is rather brief warning, but a tele-
graph operator must be like soldier
ready to obey instantly any order that
he may receive. Mr.. Bates has gone
to take charge of the Office at New
Weiser. -HaileY Times.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-02-02
REAL ESTATE.

Persons desiring to purchase or rent
property in Caldwell can do well by in
quiring at the Office of Reed & Lamb.
They have several pieces, desirably To-
Gated in the business portion of the
city, either with or without improve
ments, and which can be secured on
reasonable terms. Give them q call.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-02-02

Tho city Jail is to be built on Can
yon street across tho alley from Bran
BILE Is Co.'s. Major Wells will then
safely keep all malefactors, instead Of
putting on the bracelets and chucking
them into the sagebrush outside the
city. That distinguished citizen of the
capital. Hogan the Shift, will appre-
ciate the change.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-02-02
RAILROAD MEETING.

The citizens of Caldwell and vicinity
are invited to meet in the store building
of Rummel & Goetzman on Market ave-
nue. above THE TRIBUNE office at p.
m. Tuesday next, to consider railroad
matters. The business men are partic-
ularly requested to attend. A full and
free discussion will be had.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-02-02

Alvin Hyde has beon appointed to
take charge OF the telephone company's
interest here. He is familiar with the
workings of the system, and will as
s1me the duties Of his new position on
the LIST Of February.-Hailey News
Miner.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-02-02

Through the courtesy Of Mr.. Pur-
dunn, telephone manager at Boise, some
OF the Caldwell subscribers have been
treated to music during the week. 1t
gave much pleasure to the listeners.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-02-02

Rev. Mr. Grannis, of Boise City,
presiding elder in the Methodist church,
will hold services in the school house
in Caldwell at II a. m. and p. M,
February Sd. All are invited.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-02-02

George Kibbe, coal agent, has
spotted some of the parties That have
been stealing company coal. AS soon
as he thinks he has all of them, he will
put on the screws.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-02-02

The Haskell ranch, as fine a piece
OF ground as there is in the territory,
was sold last week to John McCollum,
Esq, the ditch contractor. We hope he
will move his family here from Ogden.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-02-02

Tom, Yung Hi, Boya Kin and other
Boise Cinnamon have talked through
the telephone to their. Caldwell coun-
trymen during the past few weeks.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-02-02

Mr.. Bond, the Josephite who was
here some weeks ago, writes Mr.. Haskell
that he will be here soon with fifteen or
twenty families. Good enough. That
kind of Mormon is welcome here.