The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-22

day. They report much fish, game, and
enjoyment.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding of Mr.. j. L. Ragland and Miss
Irma Belle Flenner of Boise city at the
residence of the brides parents. The
TRIBUNE extends congratulations.
p. H.. Fahy, of Middleton, was a
pleasant caller in THE TRIBUNE, Mon
day. Mr.. Fahy says there is consider
able county seat talk around Middle
ton. Some of it serious and some
semi-seriOus.
A few of our youths and young men
seem to covet the reputation of being
called tough" Such regulations will
add not whit of honor to their names.
Sensible young men want to be deceni
and honorable, not bad.
The aggregate reward offered for the
arrest and conviction of the murderes
of John Kneebone, near Gem, Idaho, is
1890. Five thousand by the state,
$1,000 by the county commissioners and
81 300 by the Sheriff of Shoshone
county.
David Tatum, Quaker evangelist,
delivered an excellent prohibition lee
ture last Sunday evening before good
audience in the Presbyterian church.
Although he produced no new ideas or
argument his address will have the ef-
feet of reawakening healthy temper
ance spirit in this community.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
World Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
COUNTY POLITICS.
John Davis is talked of as the Popu-
list nominee for county clerk.
A. E. Gipson is favorably mentioned
in connection with the probate Judge
ship.
A. X. Steunenberg is mentioned as a
Democratic possibility for county COM
missioner.
Joe Wilson is reported as being in
politics actively this fall for Republi-
canism straight.
Payette people are whetting their
knives for the county seat fight, accord
ing to latest advices.
Richard Potter has been mentioned
as q likely Republican candidate for
commissioner of this district.
A county seat meeting was held in
Payette Monday night, and, according
to rumOr, adjourned to Boise Tuesday.
Middleton is reported as warming up
| to business as a candidate for county
seat and Payette has come out boldly
on the same line.
A prominent Payette citizen says
that the ..idear that them Caldwell fell
lers can walk off with the county seat
is enormously wrong, ct al.
P. A. Devers is said to be making
thorough canvass of the county in the
interest of his aspirations for Republi-
can recognition as nominee for county
clerk.
It kind of leaks out that proposition
of the Payetters on the county seat
fight is to put up no candidates from
that town and then trade votes fOr
offices for votes for county seat.
There doesn't appear to be much
movement in Democratic and Populis.
tic circles this week, to date, but devel.
opments are expected later. Republi.
cans are active hut not sanguinary
with rising barometer.
Except D. Bacon. of the Progress, nc
mention whatever is made of the halt
dozen able, upright and popular news
paper men of this county in connection
with any Office of public trust or pri'
vate snap. Republics are ungrateful
true merit is constantly pining in Oh
security. and parties are binder thar
bull bats at noon tide. The press Of
of Canyon county should loom right VI
as one man and demand recognition.
AFTER sNIPEs.
A Nisht Of Wild snd Painful sport-A c. {. En-
Joys Western OivsrsioH-An old Joke
Rshabilitsted.
The railroad bridge boys had SOM
/ hilSrity Sunday night at the expense o