The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-02-29

breaker.
The public school boys and the Col
lege team played base bali last week.
The score stood 10 to 16, the college
boys carrying laurels, but it was close
game and there is not much room for
growing.
The former employees of ECkelson
and Sserntls have ninety day lease on
the Hot Springs placer mines and are
working it to recover back waeas. q.
R. Smith, Of this city, is managing the
business.
We place on sale ladies ten button
Dongola shoes at sl.25. School girls
Dongola spring heel shoes 8l.75. ladies
Kang calf, ZEE, at $500 per pair. Don't
walt too long, as they are going fast.
The So. Deal.
Billy Hollenback thought for a while
his time to commence practIcing on the
harp had arrived, but, thanks to a
good constitution, he viii continue in
the livery and feed business for some
time to come.
Charlie Kralg claims to have killed
one Keller on the Owyhee, last Friday
night, week. There seems to be some
mystery surrounding the affair. Craig
Is said to have given himself up to the
Oregon authorities.
A very entertaining programme was
rendered at Prof. Fox horticultural
meeting Wednesday evening. Mrs.
Feltham gave a splendid recitation,
Mrs. Stalker and Mr.. Rice sang q Duet
and DR.. Wright made q neat and ap
prOpriate talk.
Mr., and Mrs M. b. Gwinn returned
Sunday from a winters soiourn in Cal.
ifOrnia. Mr.. Gwinn is vastly improved
in health and says he feels better than
ever before in his life. He looks it.
Their numerous Caldwell friends are
glad to welcome homo Mr.. and Mrs.
Gwinn.
T. K. Little returned from Chicago
Monday, where he has been for the past
month purchasing = mammoth stock
Of goods. Mr.. Little had a very sue
cessful business trip as witnessed by
the arrival daily of large invoices of
spring goods at the Little and Boone
establishment.
A party Of about twenty young peo-
pie gathered at the residence of Mrs.
NJ. j. Potts three miles above this city
last Friday evening, February 81. A
pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
Among Others present was Miss Men
tie JObe, Miss Annie Powell and Mr..
VIM Cope of Caldwell,
The effort that is being made to or.
ganize militia company here is meet
ing with gratifying success. A comp
any IS to so strong will shortly be mus
tered in. Every young man in this
nOighbOrhOOd ought to join. The pro.
SpeCLs Of a long and uninterrupted
seige Of peace are remarkably en-
COuraging.
When IsidOr Mayer gets 0utdOne as
salesman there will DO blood on the
moon. Isidor does not keep mems
suits, but that's no obstacle to business.
The other day acustomer wanted to
buy suit and IsidOr sold him one he
had been wearing for three years and
charged "a extra becaunse the clothes
had been thoroughly tested and were
known to be good.
Last Sunday evening a bold crime
was committed at Star. Two horses
were tied near the church while the
owners attended worship. when the
services were over, the parties discOV.
cred that their horses were gone and at
this writing nothing has been heard of
them. Officers have been securing the
country ever since and it Is very likely
the thieves will be apprehended.
You will find 1t profitable to read the
announcement In another column
headed eggs. Mrs. r. e. Miller's fowls
took first prize at the recent poultry
show In this city and the display Of
thorough bred birds there was marvel
GUS. Itpays to raise good poultry and
it does not pay to raise scrubs. You
can get just as good stock here as any
place on earth and the cost is less than
half it is anywhere else. Try q setting
OF black or white Langshans, 1t
means money for you.
Z; II. W. Dorman and wife Bnd NJ. G.
kimball Of Rock Creek, are spending
d few days among relatives and friends.
They report elegant weather, snow
about gone and grass growing nicely,
and the daily developing Of the dis
trict for the better. Mr.. DOrman had
specimens of new discovery on the
Ida which is pronounced by all as
being the finest free milling quarts
s3sn In our town. Miss Alec Carter
OF Pearl. accompanied Mrs. H. w. Dor