The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-09-19

-. lvn iuctthSed pay, which was
not so. Jake Is paying his men liner
ally and soon found an entirely no5
crew ready and willing to work.
Mrs. j. Q. Rice and Misses Nol,i,
Galloway, Matte Keller, Jesse Cool
and A. Galloway drove to to Boise
Thursday 10 take part inthe gtatecon.
Vention ofthe Christian church now n
session. Rev. Dowley and J. q. Rice
left yesterday to take part in the pro
ceedings,
John I. Morrison, Republican uom.
inee for congress and ]. A. Bagley
nominee for Attorney General left for
Emmett, Thursday to address the cleo
tors in that town, Last night they
spoke at Paye5te and this evening thew
treat the people of Salurbria with an
unbiased discussion of the issues Of
the campaign.
The Democratic primaries SATURDAY.
last was not all plain sailing. One
candidate who was in the field for
treasurer, was badly beaten BY the
Steunenberg faction. The fight was
not so much against the candidate as il
was in the interest of the Commercial
bank.
s. S. FoOte, of Middleton, came to
town on business Wednesday. BE has
his min in full operation grinding the
farmers wheat Politics, he states, in
our neighboring village are becoming
lively, and McKlnleyites are looming
up from ali quarters. His precinct is
all right.
Edouard Remenyi opened the play
going season at the opera house We'd
nesday evening, A full house greeted
the yiolinist, ard more appreciatiye
audience Remenyi never played to.
After each number he was recalled and
gracefully favored his hearers with an
encore, something he does not usually
do. Miss Baker the accompanist and
Miss Stein with her solos, contributed
much to the success of the entertain.
ment.
Services at the Christian church on
the coming Lords Day will not begin
until IL o'clock as the pastor will not
return from the state convention at
Boise until Sunday morning. The
morning subject will be loyalty to
Our Plea" and in the evening at 7:3O
"The Measure of Gods Love-" In
the afternoon at 8 o'clock the pastor
will speak at FairView school house,
All are invited to attend these services.
The New Plymouth Colony Com
pany, limited, which was organized last
spring, has filed articles of incorpora,
ton in the secretary of states Office at
Boise. The capital stock of the com.
pany is $4,000 and 200 shares at $40
each have already been disposed of to
the following persons. ]. B. Burns, ],
NJ. Shaw, c. B. Coke, &. s. Loveland, ].
w. Lii, A. G. Ringer, and b. I. Shaw
han.
AT the Populist primaries Saturday
last, two tickets were in the field The
Anti Cooper ticket, engineered by w.
L. Snodgrass and B. F. Templeton
scooped the pot, Cooper electing only
Doc. Wright. SnOdgrass sent east and
secured one of Roentgen's wonderful
X Rays. He had it on friend Cooper
all day, and to that alone is attributed
the defeat of the old time Populist
leader. s g.
The Idaho Grand Lodge of Masons
met at Boise last week and elected the
following officers: Grand master, Fred
G1Mock, ;Nampa; deputy grand master,
Prof. ]. 6. Muerman, Moscow; grand
senior warden, Joseph Criswell, Poca-
teIlo; grand junior warden, George H.
Stoner, Idaho Falls; grand treasurer
Charles Himrod, Boise; grand secre-
atary, Charles G. Stevenson, Boise;
grand lodge trustees, Jonas W. Brown,
James a. Pinney, George Ainslie, all
of Boise.