The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-12-19
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We keep full line of Tablets. States
Pencils and School Supplies.
The H. D. Blatchley Drug Co
: Geo. johnson and VIM. Ireton two of
fayet:es stalwarts, were in town this
week, having been summoned as Jurors.
A grand ball win be given at Pat
Fahy's hall Middleton, on New Years
eve. Come and dance the New Year
in. Tickets 81 so, including supper. 81
DR.. Merrihew, dentist from Nampa,
will be here Tuesday of each week.
Gold filing, crown and bridge work a
speciality. Teeth made to fit, fit or no
pay. Consultation free.
The subject of the sermon at the
Presbyterian church tomorrow morn
ing will be "Christ in Prophecy in the
evening, Preparation of the World for
the Coming of Christ"
For toys and Christmas presents for
the young folks, don't send out of town
but look at the stock at the Golden
Rule store, Caldwell. Nearly every
kind of known toy on exhibition.
LOST-From the Midas Bar, on
Snake river, one iron gray stallion;
blotch brand on left shoulder; had one
hind leg broken; $40 reward will be
paid for his return to the Midas Bar.
A. E. Gipson's new house on High
land place is being pushed to com
pletion. The building stands about
100 feet from the brow of the hill, and
has fine view of the town and valley.
Miss Ora Reed was the recipient of
a surprise party last Saturday, at the
home of ID. Z. Smithson, from her
school friends, on her 18th birthday.
The young folks enjoyed themselves
greatly.
The board of pardons on Monday set.
at liberty, on condition that he leave
the state, DR.. E. J. O'CalIaghan. The
doctor was sent up from Blackfoot,
March 20, 1886, for life, for the murder
of John Breen.
Mrs Elizabeth Kingport. of Pocatello
and Mrs. Rose Davis of st. Anthony
have been appointed notarieS public by
the Governor. They are the first WON,
en- in the state to derive any benefit
from the adoption OF the equal suf-
fragc amendment. III. ........
1.-The Gospel of Unselfshness" will
be the theme of the morning discourse
at the Christion church on the coming
Lords Day. In the evening the sub
ject will be "Why am / not Chris
tian?" All are cordially invited to at
tend these services.
Mavor Gwinn, as trustee of the Idaho
Odd Fellows home, was at POcatello
Saturday during the hearing, in Judge
Standrod's court, of the claim, of the
contractors against the home for $4,-
600. Judgment was entered against
the trustees for S9405. An application
for new trial was refused.
The two holdups and the coon in the
county Jail had set.to for few min
utes Tuesday, and had not the sheriff
interfered the coon would have gotten
the worst of it, as the tramps began to
use chairs on the hard head of the
darby.
The rain and snow of the past two
weeks has put the roads in such con-
dition that freighting is next to impoS-
sible Sunday last Barry u Phillips
started an outfit for Owyhee but be-
fore getting out of town, were mired
clear to the hub.
The fifth annual meeting of the state
Teachers Association will be held at
Pocatello, December 28, 20 and 30 and
special rates have been secured on all
railroads. A number of the most
prominent educators of the state are
announced to deliver addresses.
If you want to select a piece of fine
iewelry. silverware, cups, cigar cases
shaving mugs, or napkin rings fol-
Christmas or New Year presents
make your selection at the Postofice
store. The largest and best assorted
stock ever shown in Caldwell,
Companies are being formed all over
the United States to enlist in the Gu
ban cause, and Boise caught the fever
a movement being on foot to organize
| a volunteer company. a nOn-commls
stoned officer from the Boise barracks
whose term is about to expire, has beer
asked by the Cuban junta to enlist.
The editor of the Weiser Signal last
week printed a list of names OF Repuo
licans who he claims are seeking FEEDER.
al amendments. The editor himself
could be placed in that list if it were
not for the fact he is on the wrong SIDE
nolitically. However, he is candidate
for office having sent out cards notify
inc many he is a candidate for secre
taTy of the state senate.
Traffic on the Short line was stopped
Sunday by damage to the bridges oYel
the Pavette and Weiser rivers. lem
noTarv structures have been in us'
bending the building of the stee
ridges material for which has beer
DELAYED in delivery. The sudden thaV
sent vast ice foes down the streams
with the result that the underplnnlnl
of both bridges was weakened ant
trains could not run for "a hours. /
vas necessary to drive lot of new Pill
ING before it was safe to cross.
HCaI White, of the Meadows, Washing
ton county, was in town Sunday. MI
White had band of 100 horses stolel
abnnt six weeks ago. They were driV
en- east. but a good many we're loSG D