The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-10-01
Eadley, the smoke vender.

A'ioo. SiIoW up Vlc UcSt line OF :
fancy dress trimmings.
TIE TRIBUNE detective spent four
hours this week trying to locate the
tower for the fire bell. We suppose it
has gone out to hunt up the Board of
Trade,
Mr.. and Mrs. Olmstead's little boy
was very sick with cholera infantum
this week and for a time was in very
precarious condition. We are pleased
to announce that at present the little
fellow is recovering.
What has become of the republican
press association? 1t should be fumi-
gated to relieve it of partisan odor and
then take steps to do little effective
work for the good of Idaho journalism.
Business should be the order and not
politics and pleasure excursions.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. richardson and
family, who have been visiting with
Eli Wilson's at Bowman, for the past
ten days, started for their Kansas home
wednesday morning. Eli made short
visit to Boise last Tuesday with his
relatives, showing them the sights of
capital.
VIM. G. Dunbar and Jack Al. derson
went over Snake river, near the Warm
Springs ferry, last Sunday, to investi-
gate the opal finds in that locality
They returned with some nice speci.
mems, but are very reticent regarding
their trip. 1t is the supposition that
they have struck it rich.
Walt Sebree, Maurice Stiles and fiji
Dunbar went out on a little hunting
excursion last Sunday and returned
with 10 big mallards. They intend
going up to John Thomas ranch and
stay with it two or three days, and
promise that TIE TRIBUNE skeleton
will be remembered.
Bayard L. Templeton has been en-
gagged to teach the coming term of
school at Marble Front, which will
open Monday. Mr.. Tcmpleton is an
able, competent teacher-has state Ger
titicates from both Illinois and Iowa
and the patrons of the Marble Front
district will have a good school.
That delightful society which the
ladies call the Coffee Kloch, has been
revived and Mrs. Tom K. Little enter
tanned her friends Thursday. This
society creates some interest in the
masculine mind from the fact that no
horrid man has ever been permitted to
enter its sacred precincts. 1t is kind
of a stand-off for Lodge" as it were.
Yves. Kicker, a good natured stock
man from across Snake river, imbibed
too much Caldwell sheep dip and gave
a very interesting snake exhibition
Monday night. He was placed under
the care ola physician, who succeeded
in bringing him out all right, but he had
close call. Yves, you are too good a
man to abuse yourself in such a way.
a new industry is to be opened up
in Caldwell, and the building is now in
course of construction. II. Y. Gwynn
4 Co., of Pocatello, will open up hide,
oil and coal house. They have pro-
cured ground between 1sham's ice
house aud the Central Lumber yards,
and have let the contract for fine
building to be erected at once. We
learn that Mr.. John Zehner, now with
the De Lamar Mercantile Co., will have
charge Of the business, and that he is
expected to arrive in Caldwell in few
days. This is one of PocatellO's Oldest
and most successful firms, and they
will undoubtedly step into good bus
mess at Caldwell.
Rev. Hicks and wife, DR.. Stalker
John Lively, and Miss Anna Cook,
returned from Payette last Monday
where they had been attending the
annual meeting of Idaho Baptist Asso-
citation. They report pleasant and
interesting meeting. Eleven congrega-
tions well represented and niLe minis.
tiers were in attendance. A decided gain
throughout the district was reported
Ivy pastors and missionaries. Rev
Lynn, of Portland, Oregon, who has
taken charge in the district, was
ordained for the ministry. On the
liquor question the Association took
decided grounds in favor of "prohibi
ton for the state and total abstinence
for members" The next meeting vii