The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-11-23
-Franl Hardy returned from

Frank Hardy returned from
Jordan Valley this week. He says
everything is quiet over there since
the races.
The Red Ribbon Club will
meet with Miss Minnie Reed, Fri
day, November 20, 1889, at Z
o'clock p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Cowden re-
turned from HALEY this week, and
nave settled down to housekeeping.
The band serenaded them Tues
day night.
Jack Breen got drunk at
Ceur d'Alene City and was put in
the town Jail to "sober up" Thurs
day of last week. By some means
the Jail caught fire and the unfor-
tunate man was cremated.
Dan. Brown is the possessor
of white owl, which was cap
tured down the valley. 1t is the
prettiest bird we ever saw. twill
pay you to go around to No. 9 and
see it.
AT a regular meeting of the
Bachelors Club recently, it was
unanimously decided to accept
invitations to Thanksgiving din
ners. This is concession on the
part of the club which will un-
doubtedly be appreciated.
The Grand Jury of Boise
county have found three indict-
ments against Ben. Ninemire.
What the charges are is not known,
but it is supposed to be something
connected with the killing of three
men at Graham about two years ago.
DIR. Wright seined his carp
ponds in Lower Dixie this week for
two and three year old carp. About
1900 pounds of fine fish weighing
from two to five pounds each, were
caught and placed on the market
at this place, Boise City, and Silver
City.
Ralph Cowden's speech in
honor of the serenade even sur
passed the brilliant effort of P. A
Devers. While not ascending to
the eloquent rhetorical flights of
the latter, it was masterpiece of
good, sound diction and forcible
expression. 1t ran something as
follows i: "Ah there! out practic-
ing, are you? Well, come in; it's
too cold to practice tonight and
besides I am not feeling well.
That will be an elegant tune when
you get it learned. Goodnight,
come again"
Judge Beatty received a fine
bull dog from Salt Lake City this
week, to be used as a body guard.
Since the attack upon Chief-Justice
Field, Beatty has been rather un-
easy. On account of his politics
his petition to Attorney-General
Miller for protection has been ig-
nored, SO he has taken the matter
into his own hands. We heartily
concur with Mr.. Beaty's action.
The Judiciary of this great country
should be protected first, last and
all the time.
The same old torture has COM
menced. Already has the an
nual coal famine set in, and empty
coal houses are guarded with zeal
Gus care. This coal problem is
getting to be serious. Each year
it is getting worse. The U. P. R.
R. cannot supply the demand now,
and the demand is rapidly in
creasing. Let the newly discover
ed coal fields of Succor Creek be
opened up. Come TO the rescue
OIL Johnnie Mcmahon! Bring over
a load of coal and hitch on
couple of trail wagons to take
back the silver. The eyes of a
despiring, freezing humanity are
upon you'll
An Exchange who wants the
earth, gets off the following:
WANTED a friend-One who will re-
cognize me when I am compelled
to wear patched breeehes, who will
take my hand when I am sliding
down hill instead of giving me a
kick to hasten my descent; who
will lend me dollar without re-
quiring twenty dollars worth of Sc
curity, who will come to see me