The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-12-04

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Sunday morning the 2lst inst
Adrian Smith met Mart Fleming in al
allsy in Baker City, when the former
who had been drinking very hard fol
several days and was at the time under
the influence OF liquor, began abusing
Fleming and also his wife, calling thom
vile names unit for print, wheroupon
Fleming knocked him down and beat
him severely The wounds of Smith
were not considered dangerous ct the
time, but in seven or eight hours ne died
of congestion Of the brain, superinduc-
ed by blows and tho beating on the
face and nose. Fleming was arrested
and inoarceTated in the city jail
Baker City Rsvellie.
There are still. quite number of
our subscribers who are behind. We
want everything settled up during this
months, in order to begin the New Year
IN good shape, and must ask these de-
saq tents to make some kind of settle
nien'. We want to get new dress for
the coming year and would much pre-
Ter taah tna payments DO made in cash,
bat if you have not got the cash bring
US a good load of wood-0ring us sage
crush hring US anything we can use.
BY all means see that Your subscription
IS settled. Ii is . matter OF but very
few dollars to you, but in the aggregate
II represents about ali We ara ahoad on
The years work Please pay up.
Henry Dorman is in receipt OF
letter from Al. Kautz nan, who is at
present sojourning at Stuart, Iowa. Al.
mas been hrIting up in the uuexplored
willis OF Minnesota, and managed to
get showed in for tbres days, during
which lime he eked'out scanty exis-
tenco on raw duck and feathers. The
OK perience has made Al, quite thin, aud
made him turn with longing gaze to
tho fair plains OF Idaho, where the
snow iaNesh not, nor tho bleak winds |
whistle. We expect to ses his smiling
couutenance next spring, aud the type
Singer hereof, hereby agrees TO rodsed
him bis interest in taat forty-aero field.
Is more than he neeus now, anyway.
Rsturn to US, oh mighty Nimrod OF the
III f.,~ ru \ tots al
On tho deep, dark marshes of fair Idahol
From DIR. Isham we learn that Mr..
W. +. Scmmercsmp, the woll-known
,tUczman, met with very serious &C
.ident last week, at his stock rancho
above Henderson, Ferry. He was re-
pairing ditch and had dug under one
,ank, waen the bank caved in on hiut
nd fractured the thigh bone OF tho .
isat leg. The fracture is what Is
that is known among medical men as : :
ffSctssre OF tno femur in tho upper d
ara, and Is very rare. DR.. Isham went a
yer co the stock rancne Sunday even d
e, and after partially setting the SS
rCken Limb, constructed an ambulance b
I'D conveyed Dir. Sonmorcamp to Sil-
n City. Assisted oy DR.. Dau man, OF
at place, Inc fracture was then sue
ssfaily reduced, and when De. Isham Il
#, the patient was resting easily. at
:. SJmmerc@mp is an elderly man, lu
ii this with the complicated nature OF OF
q fracture makes the case an i'm por-
Mt one, and Inc doctor is 10 b. con-
adjusted Oh his success.
1t is with strangely mingled sense
cxultation sid reluctance that We tie
Iblsl the following, handed us by q
dy connected with the forthcoming &C.
ir. l. shows. to wnat illustrions al
gbts Il young man may aspire with Il 10
o@ OF success, who will pay strict At 50
ltion to business. Nothing but the
pc OF inducing others to emulate our
ample, could m;.ko us 50 far ignore
T nasntal re.icsnce as to give it away he
speaking thus, We have especial ret pc
suce TO Moe Ut the Haskell, Roberts, sic
gutenberg, and others who shall DO II
moess. The communication is rs
lows;
TIE ladiss OF the Presby toTian Soei- -.
extend tho right naaj OF fellowship =,
Mr.. Wheeler. of THE tribune, and in
Se him an honorary momber of their Ii
iety, for his generous and frse uso OF IN
tiers INK in their bohaif.' Oh
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