The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-11-03


yours.
H. d. Blatchley, Monte B.
Gwinn and P. A. Deyers made a
flying business trip to Boise City
last Saturday.
Capt. John E. Stearns, one Of
Nampa's broad-minded citizens,
has ordered this great moral and
religious weekly to his address an
other year.
Rev. R. M. Gwinn is fighting
the genuine old chills. The chills
tackle a hard game when they jump
upon Rev. Gwinn, and he will
come out ahead.
Tommy Doan, one of Young's
bridge boys, had the first finger of
his right hand amputated just be-
low the second joint, last Thurs
day. 4 bad mash necessitated
the amputation.
p. A. Devers, who lays some
unfounded claims to being the best
looking man in town, has deserted
the G. o. P. and gone over to the
Woman's Rights party-provided
they will accept him. "~
Rev. G. Buzzclle, Episcopal
minister stationed at Mountain
Home, called on THE TRIBUNE last
Thursday. Rev. Buzzelle's terri
tory extends from Mountain Home
to Weiser, and will consequently
hold services occasionally at Cald-
well. He is an able man and a
good man, as evinced from the fact
that he was once printer.
-Isham will give 81 1000 in cash
if he can not give. you picture of
the next president of the United
States. If you desire to enter the
contest, buy a box of DR.. C. Nc
Lanes Celebrated Liver Pills, or a
bottle of Crudform, a perfect lini-
ment for pains, aches and bruises.
Only % cents a bottle
The Fourth Annual Conven-
ton of the Idaho Sunday School
Association will be held at Boise
City, Idaho, on November Is and
16. Each school in the territory is
requested to send one or more dele
gates. An excellent. programme
has been arranged, and the con-
vention promises to be very inter
esting,
Our old friend, Gene Stroh-
ecker, who has been engaged in
mining in Baker County, Or, for
the past few months, came in last
Saturday, the mine having closed
down for the winter. He visited
old friends here until Wednesday
when he departed for HALEY where
he has accepted position undo,
Robert Strahorn & Co. during the
winter. He says Col. Meachan
and family are well and will win
ter in Baker City.
MIR. Dave Adams, of Silver
City, called at this office last Tues
day. By trade Mr.. Adams is 6
disciple of Faust, and was, O
course, given the stool of honor
during his stay. Mr.. Adams is 6
mine and property owner in Owyhet
county. We feel highly elated thi.
week. Two ex-printers have call
ed on us, one of whom is a minis
ter and the other highly respect
able property owner and can prefix
an Hon. to his name. 1t clearly
shows that true genius cannot b.
kept down.
About two weeks ago, on s
bright moonlight night, the casual
observer might have seen an sin
comparable Balm wagon" with foul
seats and two persons on each sea-
with one person on each lap, max
ling in all thirteen persons, as any
school boy knows, vending its way
Through the sage brush toward TIT
thospitable home of Frank Ohm
stead, where they had been invited
to spend the evening in honor O
Mr.. Potter, of Portland. They
were met the door by Mrs. Ohm
stead and Mrs. Flower, ushered in
to thesparlor, and entertained for {
couple of hours in a most charm
ing manner. A superb lunch
among other things, figured con
spicuously among the pleasures o
the evening. About midnight thu
merry party got into their wager
and started fer home. The spring
seats croancd aud The man il tht
moon lacked down with jealous
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