The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-08-10
The Odd Fellows of Boise City
are advertising for 100000 brick
for a fine new hall.

The Odd Fellows of Boise Cit,
are advertising for 5000 brick
for a fine new hall.
Last Sunday evening during
the Baptist revival meeting, Elder
Morrow's team of horses started to
runaway, but thought better of il
and stopped.
We stop the press to announce
that Chas. Hartley has just pre-
scented THE TRIBUNE with large
melon. We regard this as a great
scoop" on our contemporaries.
-Rt. Rev. Ethelbert Talbot, D.
D., Bishop of Wyoming and Idaho,
preached at the Presbyterian church
last Tuesday evening. The Bishop
is an eloquent speaker, and de-
lighted the large congregation with
one of his best sermons.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Wheel left
on last Saturday evenings train for
Iowa. They came to Idaho about
two years ago, and Mr.. w., has
suffered very much from poor
health the past year. They remove
in hopes that change of climate
will be good for him.
MONTE Gwinn moved into his
new house this week. The house
is an elegant piece of workman
ship, and reflects credit upon R.
E. Miller, the contractor, and his
able assistants. The plan of the
inside arrangement is simply per-
feet, both for convenience and
beauty.
Go to Jake Hamm for first
class work and reasonable prices.
Jake claims to have the best all
around, go-as-you-please black
smith shop in the west. He does
good, honest work, turns it out
quickly, and always guarantees
satisfaction. Call around and see
his workshop.
The Idaho City World says
that the remains of Probate Judge
who mysteriously disap-
peared from that city June 7th,
we're recently found about six miles
above town by a Chinaman. 1t is
he wandered off in a de-
nented condition and died from
heart disease.
Did you ever realize the great |
advantage of trading with Isham?
Good, fresh goods, low prices, and
courteous treatment is his motto,
md he always makes it a point to
i've up to it. All prescriptions re-
'eive his personal supervision, and
re consequently carefully and
correctly compounded. Try him.
"A California Baptist preacher
old the people, as the hat was 60
ng around that he was terribly in
iced Of SIS. The hat PANIED out
1880. Announcing this crafty
ng fact, he then coolly said:
Much obliged. The Lord willin'
III dig out to-morrer for ole Mis-
curry, whar white folks lives,"- Elk.
AT a recent session of the
lily Council of Boise City, bills
mounting to $95 for entertaining
ne Dorsey party were read and re-
'cted by a vote of four to one.
Iayor Almighty Pinney promptly
verruled the action of the council
nd ordered the bills paid. Talk
bout the Gear of Russia; his
over don't begin to compare with
mighty Pinneysl But the bills
ere not paid just the same.
The Eagle Rock Register says
nat the fires have driven hundreds
elk, deer and other game out of
he mountains down among the
,ot hills, where the Indians are
aughtering them by wholesale.
rancher informed the Register
lat they had killed three hundred
k at one place, and after taking a
ortion of one hind quarter would
ave the remainder.-Boise Demo-
at.
One of the strange things of
fe is the confession of one of the
len who caused the wreck on the ,
& c., last Sunday night, causing
lie death of two men. 1t appears ]
lat one of the wreckers had his
loulder injured and was placed
nder the influence of chloroform
= the physicians who treated the
Use. Then it was that he gave the {
hole thing away and the three are !
wv held for trial without bail. They