The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-07-16


There is good fishing in the Boise
river, and our local sportsmen are TAX
ing advantage of it, Harry Snider
seems to be chief fisher.
NJ. Is. Gwinn made a trip to the hi,
ditch On the Payette Wednesday lie
says small army of men are maxine
rapid progress on that great work.
Henry Dorman finished the school
census last Tuesday. He finds 224
children under twenty-one years of age
IN the district, gain of % over last
year.
The S. NJ. Coffin Commercial Go are
repairing their store building. Thew
VIII cement the entire front, after
winch it will be covered with attractive
! lettering.
Mr. and Mrs. S. n. Moe went to Silver
City last week. Mr.. Moe returned. but
MS wife will spend Il month or two
With her parents in the cool breezes of
old War Eagle.
AS the Finest" furnishes a man for
each side in the great fat and lean con-
test the affair will not in any way
effect the extreme low prices that have
heretore prevailed in that establish
ment.
At the N. E. Church on next Sunday:
Sunday school at $40 a. M, preaching
at II a. m, Epworth League prayer
meeting at $50 p. m. Regular monthly
union services at the Baptist Church
az 40 o'clocl in the evening. Sermon
by Rev. j. $. Mccain. No evening SER
vices at the other two churches.
The depot is undergoing repairs and
the walls of the waiting room whitened,
evidently for the accommodation of
the lead pencil fiend who cannot resist
the temptation of scratching the white
wall of public room. Some people
would droop and die and fill an early
grave if they were prevented from
scratching on other peoples propert.
with lead pencil.
Laugh and grow fat at the ball game
tomorrow and you may get to play
play with the big fellows. incidentally
you might also get fat by buying your
groceries at the Finest
That was quite race which occurred
last Tuesday evening. d. d. Campbell
and Bob Fillmore were matched to run
80 yards, the race to come off Monday
evening. When the race was called it
was found that Bob was sick, and con-
sequently Tuesday evening was selected
to decide the contest. About 500 was
put up Oh the result by different sports.
The race resulted in tie, both men
touching the line the same instant.
We have lot of short lengths and
remnants in the dry goods department.
which must be sold regardless of cost.
Monte b. Gwinn Mer. Co.
The lawn social, given under the
auspices of the Epworth League, at the
residence of r. W. Cakes, last Wednes.
day night was quite a brilliant affair.
The lawn, which is one of the prettiest
in the country, was tastefully decorated
and brilliantly illuminated with Chi
nese lanterns. The band rendered ex-
cellent music, the tables were waited
upon by pretty girls, the lunch was
elegant, but the evening was entirely
too chilly for comfort
Stiles Il Dunbar are the leading gro
GERS of Caldwell in both quality and
price. Try them once.
The situation in the CTur d'Alene
country is becoming serious. Property
has been destroyed; blood has been
shed. The union miners are now in
possession of nearly all the mines and
mills, have them packed with dynamite
and threaten to blow up the entire
country should the soldiers attempt to ,
Gust them. Two Thousand well-armed,
determined MINERS occupying COM
positions, and thoroughly
with the country, could
make II blood fight, and should they
decide to resist the national troops and
militia, tho hills of North Idaho are.
liable to be saturated with blood.
There is always. however, hope that
trouble may be settled without resort
to force.
Everything in summer goods must
70 to make room for the largest stock