The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-02-22
GENERAL LOCAL.

| be the second or third of March.
Hon. ]. M. BallaDtine has been ar
rested, charged with burning straw
stack. Don't think there is anything
in it.
An interesting communication from
our regular Willow creek correspon-
dent came too late for insertion in this
issue.
Episcopal church services at the Col
lege building tomorrow at 1880 a. m.
Sunday school at 10; 80. So. Jennings,
Rector.
The ladies Of the Guild, Of Nampa,
visited the Caldwell Coffee Kloche
Thursday and were entertained by
Mrs. Judge Little.
All persons interested in the forma-
tion of a militia company will please
call immediately at the Caldwell
Pharmacy. DO not fail
1t is stated that John Davis, the bar
Der, will shortly quit that business and
cake to the lecture platform. His sub
/ ject will be Phrenology.
For riding his bike on a sidewalk
near the depot Sherman. Coffin was
mulched of SO and costs before Judge
Galloway Thursday morning.
We are acknowledged leaders in
shoes of all kinds for all people, will
break any pair in stock for people with
one limb. The Square Dealers.
Our line of Gents furnishings is in
creasing, getting ready for busy season.
For nobby STYLES in shirts and neck
wear. See The Square Dealers.
We have on sale new line of justly
t Celebrated Warmers health corsets. A
premium with each, also clasp protec-
tors, steels etc. The Square Dealers.
Gov. Mcconnell has issued a formal
call for an Immigration Congress to
meet at Boise, April 2. The call will
appear in full in next weeks TRIBUNE.
DIED At her home near Nampa,
February IL, 1896, Mrs, Lettie A Ep-
person, aged 70 years. Deceased was
the mother of John A. Davis of this
city.
Services will be held in the Presby-
terrain church tomorrow at 1870 A. NJ.
and 7:3O P. Nj. Sunday school and
Christian Endeavor Society at the u.s.
ual hours.
Geo. E. uafer of Blackfoot and N.
NJ. Eldredge of Pocatello are in the
city contracting for the sale of spray
pumps and steam cookers. They are
meeting with excellent success as both
the articles they offer are first class.
Mrs Frank Gibbons, who has been
critically i'll for some weeks, is said to
be slowly improving. Her sister Mrs,
Stiganwell, ofsherman,. Wash, is with
her and will take her to that place so
soon as she is able to bear the journey
Rev. Arnold Lindsay will begin a
series of meetings at the Baptist Church
of this place Monday evening Feb "a
Rev. Lindsay is a noted Evangelist
and the Baptist Society here is forum
ate in being able to procure his services
Prof. G. P. Fox, State horticulturist
will lecture here on the evening of Feb
uary 26. His subject will be fruit
trees and the best methods of extermi
; mating the insect pests that infest them
1t is one of much Importance to frui
, growers.
THE TRIBUNE acknowledges will
thanks receipt of Official Manual, com
piled by Secretary Garrett. 1t is val
liable work, but contains some notable
: errors, among others, omission of tn
Oneida county delegation as member
, of the constitutional convention.
Joseph Hahn has purchased tn
general merchadise store of P. ]. Fab,
at Middleton and will enlarge the stool
> at once, giving the people of that sec
ton the benefit of first class establish
, ment. Mr.. Hahn has been for
= number of years foreman of the BIZ
/, Lemp ranch above Middleton and is
: man of much business sagacitY,
: Coughing irritates the delicate organs and ag
gravates the disease. Instead of waiting, tr
+ One Minute Cough Cure. 1t helps at once, max
@ ing expectoratiOn easy, reduces the soreness an
, Inflammation. Every one likes it. +. d
Blatchley, Druggist.
Es1RAY NoTicE.
We have in our possession one yea
old spotted steer, branded ON left hi
with bar and illegi mark underneath
/ also small D just in front; Crop AM
a underbit in left ear and under half GRO
: in right ear. The Animal may be seel
at Dick LanktTee's. The owner is re
q uuested to come forward, prove prop
@ erty, pay charges and take the ANNA
. AWAY otherWiSe he will be sold as n