The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-25

IABu GSuoO4 buAS Woohs HE hlbUHE
recognizes the boys as belligerents
with all the rights and privileges of
civilized warfare, but they never took
port.
Great and good public servants are
wont to cordially invite thorough criti-
cism of all their public acts; but, my
friend, don't attempt it unless you are
prepared to enjoy their eternal hatred.
-Parkhurst.
Hon. d. L. Bailey, having engaged
in the life insurance business, will
spend considerable time among his nu-
merous friends in this vicinity during
the ensuing year. The TRIBURE is I'M
der obligations for a social call and
hopes to be similarly obligated often.
l once undertook to do friend of
mine in public office great favor by
pointing out some glaring mistakes he
had made, and received for my pains
the mortal emnity of that man which
he gratiies by pronOuncing me the
greatest rogue and idiot in Illinois.
Lincoln.
The man named Richards who was sup
posed to have been murdred on Snake
river some time ago has turned up all
right. He tells of being shot at three
times by unknown men and ordered to
leave the country. He went to Salt Lake
cut finally concluded to return to this
state on account of its great fruit, agri
cultural, mineral and, piscatorial re-
sources.
The eloquent evangelist, Rev. Weav-
or Of Boise, delivered series Of SER
mons at the Christian church during
the past two weeks from which the
Christian congregation derived much
spiritual consolation and intellectual
benefit. He is conscientious and zeal
GUS worker in the field, and during the |
past week has been ably assisted by
Miss Nellie Cess, the sweet sOloist of |
Boise.
The sheriff of Shoshone county had |
a novel tilt with one vagrant, Nc |
Adams, alias Dog Faced Shorty, Nc
Adams was impounded at hard labor |
for five days in lieu of. being unable to !
produce any visible means of support.
After breakfast of the first day, he was
by the Sheriff to pile WOOD. |
Dog Faced demurred. Sheriff said, no |
work, no more eat. Shorty said, that's |
a go, and she went. He served out his |
term, never struck lick nor ate bite. |
Where there's a will there's a way.
The new brick structure being built |
by Charles Doan and which Cakes
Brothers will occupy will be one of the
handsomest stores in the city. The
front will be of plate glass and pressed |
brick, with deep windows, especially |
adapted for display. 1t will be lighted |
by immense sky lights, of beautifully |
tinted glass, which will reflect all the
colors of the rainbow. The building |
will be 100 feet deep, which will enable
the enterprising square dealers to add |
largely to their regular lines and add a |
complete stock of other lines. 1t does |
one good to note the enterprise of Cald- |
well men.
Mr.. DustOn Harper, a representative of
the New York Life Insurance Co; has |
established permanent offices in this
city in the Odd Fellows building. Mr.
Harper has worked in surrounding
counties and being impressed with fut-
ure in store for Idaho, has determined
to cast his fortunes among US. The
SGlubriG Citizen and DeLGmGr Mug
get, speak in complimentary terms of
Mr. Harper as a gentleman of integrity
and reliability. Mr.. d. L. Bailey has
accepted a position with Mr.. Harper
and it needs only to be said that if Mr..
Fl. approaches Mr. b. as rustler, the
insurance business will thrive in this
section.