The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1890-09-13

Alex. f. Mayhem, democratic NOM
inee for Congress, will address the citi-
zens of Caldwell at the Masonic build
ing this evening.
For a limited time Dickens Works
complete aoiH be gicen free to ecery
subscriber Of The Tribune, acho pays
one gear in odrance.
A new Lodge of the Knights of
Pythias will be instituted at Hunting
ton tonight, starting out with thirty
five Charter members.
-Brice Moon, of Succor Creek, was
kicked in the face by horse last Mon
day and severely injured. He was
brought over to Caldwell for medical
aid.
1t is all right to steal fruit when
you cannot buy it, but when it is as
cheap as it is at the fruit stand, the
stealing of it should be made peniten-
tiary offense.
Local Assembly No. 6, 99S, X. of
L., of Bullion, Idaho, have ralsied $3.50
and forwarded to the New York Cen
trail strikers. That is the kind of
sympathy that counts.
And now comes the news that Bill
Glenn will start paper at Payette
That will make seven newspapers in
Ada County. Pretty good for county
of less than 10000 people.
The Mammoth Cyclopadia is brim
ming full of information and facts
Pay for THE TRIBUNE one year il
advance and get it for nothing. Foul
volumes of over 500 pages each.
B. Odom, formerly of Parma, bu
now of DeLamar, was in Caldwell this
week. He made THE TRIBUNE offic,
a rather expensive visit, but one tina
was appreciated Notwithstanding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson, parents O
Mrs. G. G. Cakes, of Van Wyck, arrives
in Caldwell from their home in low
last Tuesday. George was here to NEE
them aud they started for Long Vale
next day.
1t is reported that the Nez Perc
Indians are putting on war paint i
Salmon Meadows and that settlers ar
leaving for places of safety. Coy
: Shoup has sent company of Cavelr
to the Meadows.
TO any subscriber Of The TribWil
,Cho aoiH send us a 7aezO subscriber, a
aciU send % nooezs. The neao aI6Scril
er aciU be entitled to either Of on
premiums. Cash mast accompGn
name.
We acknowledge pleasant ca
from Ed. Lockwood, Of the Weise
Leader, last Sunday. May his shadoN
/ never grow less, for if it does somebod
will pick him up for lead pencil. H
t is already sharp enough.
j. A. Matthews, editor and propric
e tor of The Three Fraternities, a pape
I devoted to Odd Fellows, Knights G
r Pythias and Masons, published 6
Ogden, Utah; was in town a day or tw
7 this week soliciting for his publicatio
|, among the goat riders. lie had goo
. success.
Frank Fouch writes The TRIBUN
1 on the 9th inst. as follws: ~ fire las
e night totally destroyed the residences {
e J. b. Mansell, while they were at
dance. The fire occurred about
o'clock p. IN. Loss about $t00;no insu
ance. Direction of the wind probabl
: saved other buildings"
Gen. George IL, Roberts made
!, stereotyped republican speech here la!
!, Wednesday night TO q fair audienc
The General had nothing new particl
larly to offer, so contented himself /
trying to revive the Mormon question
:" wringing the bloody shirt, and tryin
y to show the benefoent blessing of
. protective tariff. His explanation WI
President Harrison would have vetoe
IS the free coinage bin was about the ricl
Q est thing we have heard recently. "
I. had no idea that the General possesse
such rare fund of humor.
, The establishment of A. L. Butt
= of this place is rapidly growing into
= mandatory. A TRIBUNE resresent
. tive ventured into his mammoth she
II one day this weel. and discovered eigl
l. men at work, and all rushing arom
?. as though minute were day. But