The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-10-19
Rev. Hackman will preach in

Rev. .Hackman will preach in
the NJ. z. church tomorrow night.
After six weeks effort the lawyers
| in the Cronin murder trial in
Chicago have accepted eight jury
men.
Where in the world do all
these goods go to" was the univer-
sal expression of the strangers
who were in town last week, after
sizing up the immense establish
ments of F. R. Coffin and NJ. b.
Gwinn. Ask the fifteen or twenty
employees of those two places.
The Intelligent compositor"
of The TRIBUNE succeeded in
making several serious blunders in
the school report in last issue. In
justice to the different pupils we
make the following corrections:
Grammer Department = Hattie
Patten 974; Katie Wilson, 90; Clara
Maxey, 90; James Keller, 80. In
termediate Department = Hattie
Stiles, rs; Wesley Little, &c.
-Robt. Hamilton and George
Wootan now have their saw mill in
High Valley in operation and are
turning out lots of lumber. This
industry is certain to be an impor-
tant one in the entire Long Valley
country, in few years, for the
immense tracts of fine timber can
not remain unused much longer.
The method they will employ to
get their lumber to the markets of
this valley and the railroad points
is to load ranchers and teamsters
coming down for supplies. By this
method many ranchers who have
heretofore come down with no load
will be enabled to make the greater
part of their expenses, while the
consumers will get frst-class
material in comparison with which
the water-soaked lumber now used
will be almost worthless.
The festival at the Cook school
house Tuesday night was grand
success. 1t was given by the Sun
day school of that neighborhood,
Miss Maggie Potts, Superintendent.
The object, to raise funds for an
organ. There were two feasts: The
first literary and musical, consist
ing of recitation, essay and vocal
music, all of excellent character.
The second, though differing in kind,
possessed no less degree ofexcellence,
also was practical. 1t consisted of
an invitation to partake of ice
cream and other palate-inspiring
viands, and to appreciate it by
complying with certain monetary
conditions. The result, financially,
was SO gratifying that the commit
tee Immediately ordered a fine
chapel organ for the use of the
Sunday school and neighborhood.
Wonder why nearly every new
paper land old ones for that mat
teri started in Idaho, dubs itself
the idaho" So-and-So? Are they
ashamed Of the towns they are
printed in, or do they consider
their local fields too limited and
aspire to be state papers, as the
name implies? To our mind the
town which supports a local paper
is entitled to the advertising the
name of a paper naturally brings
it. Idaho newspaper men are not
troubled with modesty, however,
and evidently think their efforts
entities them to territorial promi-
nence. Here are a few papers
published in Idaho. The towns
which support them can be learned
by a close scrutiny of the adver-
tisements: Idaho Mail, Idaho
World, Idaho Avalanche, Idaho
Statesman, Idaho Herald, Idaho
Republican, Idaho Democrat, Idaho
Register, Idaho Reporter, Idaho
Citizen, Idaho Free Press, Idaho
Star, and half dozen other whose
names we cannot recall at the
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