The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-09-17
A GUN CLUB.

Caldwell pimrods have recently or.
gained gun club to improve their
craftsmanship and enjoy the sport of
shooting. They will practice OH clay
pigeons before they import any live
birds, and a trap and stock OF the
former have been ordered and are on
the way.
W. Ii. Thorp, the lightning champion
wing shot, is president of the club.
Bob Boone, secretary, and Ii. Ii. Jones.
treasurer.
Il. II. Jones, John Basset and Harry
Snider were appointed Il committee to
prepare bylaws for the government of
the organization.
The following gentlemen are charter
members:
W. Ii. Thorp, II. II. Jones, w. b.
Jones, L. W. Boone, Bob Boone, VIM.
Isaac, F. A. Brown, ID. $. Brown, DR..
W. Z. Maxey, Harry Snider and John
Bassett. They will Xix up grounds
near the ball park and have contest
once or twice a week. After little
practice it is the intention to challenge
the Boise club and show them that
they 90 not know any more about
shooting than they do about playing
ball.
On Wednesday last Hiram Crater,
While hunting horses near James Fen
wick's ranch on Succor creek, found
man lying near the road in a nearly
unconscious condition. The man
proved to he Marion Smith, who was
coming to this place with two wagons
loaded with freight. The team had
Decorle Interchangeable and the trail
wagon, the brakestrap of which was
fastened to spring seat Oh which Mr..
Smith was sitting, became detached
from the lead wagon ami the driver
was thrown violently to the ground.
The team then ran away and were very
BADLY cut up in Il barb wire fence. MIR.
Crater assisted the injured man to
| tenWick'S house and then came to this
place for u doctor. DIR. Weston was
telephoned for and drove out the same
evening returning Thursday. He found
Mr.. smith suffering from internal in
juries. No bones were broken, but the
man was badly hurt and may not re-
cover. DE Lamar Nugget.
A story is going the rounds of the
press that when the Barnum and Bal
lie! show was exhibiting in New York,
woman kept feeding candy to the
elephants i'll spite of the commands OF
the keeper, who finally thinking to ter
rify her said: Madame, if you don't
go away will turn the hose on you"
but the woman was not to be terrified
and simply said, turn away, they are
! striped OH both Sides"
Mr.. T. G. Eglcston, vice president
, of the S. NJ. Coffin Commercial Co.,
Ltd, returned from the east last Mon
day, bringing Mrs. Egleston with him.
! They left their daughter in an eastern
school. Caldwell society will welcome
Mr.. and Mrs. EglestOn, and we tru.
they will find their new home pleasant
and agreeable. They will occupy the
house recently vacated by Geo. Ill.,
There was time in Caldwell's his
tory when an exceptionally nice rev
hat raised the cry from a dozen dii,tr-
ent quarters, "Where did you get Thu
ha.Y" This rudeness, we are pleas ed
to say, is thing of the past. Every.
body now knows that they come from
the M. b. Gwinn Mer. Go. without
asking.
An exchange tells how the tastes Of
u girl differ according to her age: A,
sixteen she wants dude with tooth.
pick shoes and microscopic mus.
tache: at twenty-five she'll be satisGtd
with a member of congress; at thirty,
. country doctor or preacher will do;
It thirty five. anything that wears
pants.
Ans not drugs that's bitter. But we
will guarantee the quality Of drugs AT
,,latchley's, and the price too, and Ell.
leavor to merit your confidence ant
patronage.
Col. Hand had better stop and reflect
before he joins the Poultry Raising
Association, of which DR.. Galloway is
| ..on;dont We dron this hint with tie