The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-01

An election will be held next
Monday to elect two school trustees
to fill the vacancies caused by c.
III. Reed removing from the district
and VIM. Kinkaid's expired term
Don't forget that Monday is cleo
ton day and that the new school
house is the voting place. This is
an important matter. We want
our best men at the head Of oul
school affairs-men of bushes:
and judgment. THE TRIBUNE
would suggest the names DIR. W. c
Maxey and Mr.. VIM. Kinkaid
Let US put them in. Maxey &
Kinkaid badges can be had at this
office. Liberal prizes to the best
sustained Maxey & Kinkaid clubs
Maxey, Kinkaid and Education,
Hurrah! Let 'er whiz!
We acknowledge the receipt Of
a complimentary season ticket to
the Tenth Annual Exhibition OF
the Portland Mechanics Fair,
which will open the 4th and close
! the 9th of October. The Mech
anics' Fair has the reputation OF
the largest and grandest affair Of
the kind on the coast. We feel
assured that any of our readers who
feel like attending would be well
repaid for their time and expense.
Excursion rates will undoubtedly
be made from all points.
Judge Beatty, School Census
Marshal of this district, has finish
ed his labors and succeeded in
breaking last years record by seven
"kids." The census shows 100
children in Caldwell school dis
trict between the ages of five and
twenty-one. There are eighty-one
boys and seventy-nine girls. Last
year the census was 1853.
The only way to cure fever and
ague is either to neutralize the
poisons which cause the disease, or
to expel them from the system.
Ayers Ague Cure operates in both
ways. 1t is warranted specific for
all forms of malarial disorders, and
never fails to cure. Try it.
George Little, while unloading
a piano at his house last week, in
some manner caught the end of his
little finger and mashed it fiat, in
fiicting very painful wound.
There was music in the air then,
and it was not instrumental music
either.
"A felon on one of Mr.. Amos
Lively's fingers, has been causing
him to suffer torture, by the side
of which the agony of lost souls
is one continual round of pleasure.
MIR. Chas. Hartley took re-
served seat on THE TRIBUNE for
the ensuing year last Monday. 1t
is needless to add that the devil
rose up and called him blessed.
Ice cream and cake will be
served by the Pansy Society in the
building next door west of Sebree's
Saturday, September 1. Will be
happy to serve all.
Married, by Chas. J. Peterson,
J. P, of Lower Boise, Mr.. Francis
M. Haynes and Miss Alice NJ. Low,
both of Express ranch, Baker Co.,
Oregon.
M. B. Gwinn has the largest
stock of dry goods on the road that
has ever been seen in Caldwell.
Ladies, wait for them; it will pay
you.
-Messrs. Bell and Rankin, G.
| Nebraska, bought and shipped
about 1900 head of cattle the pas
week. Most of them came from
Jordan Valley.
School commences next Tues
day. The small boys lower Lip
drops down SO low he steps on it as
the fatal day arrives.
Miss Junie Dorman, who has
been visiting for some weeks or
Wood River, returned home las
Tuesday.
MIR. A. Bascom and his accom-.
plished daughter, of Emmett, were
in town a short time last Monday
Mike Devers and Col. HAND
represented the sage brush interests
in town last Saturday.
w. c. B. Allen, the tigurehead
of the Shoshone Journal, was il
town last Sunday.