The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-05-16

sale oy al dealers. Best smoking on
earth.
Remember the large line of ladies'
children's and mems fine shoes which
will arrive at J. b. Stewards about the
18th. The best that can be bought for
money.
DIED-At Lower Boise, Idaho, Tues.
day, May II, 1896, of rheumatism Of the
heart, 7. A. Pugsley aged about IS
years. Funeral services were held
Go. A, |. n. G., drilled on the streets
last Thursday evening. Company A Is
just about the best company ia the
state. IL anybody don't believe this
let him prove the contrary.
Yea, verify, the Weiser land loseth
none of its wonderful prolifcacy. Char
ley Hale has two COWS that each be-
came the happy mother Of twin calves
this week Weiser Signal.
Late news from Pocatello says that
Humber was not the man who murder
ed Officer Scanlon. Humber was at
Anaconda when the crime was com.
mitted. He has been set at liberty.
: A notice has been exhibited at At
tOrney Feltharn's Office for several days,
calling attention to the fact that a
purse had been found on main street,
but as yet the owner has failed to call
Col. J. S. Coxey is down in Oregon
booming things for the Populist party.
Everybody knows Coxey, and by tho
papers down there, he seems to be a
better drawing card than dime mu-
scum freak.
A public ball win be given by Co. A.
of this place, at the Armory Hall Fri
day evening May Goth. Proceeds to
defray expenses of company; admission
81. Tickets for sale by members of
the company,
Wednesday last Mr.. and Mrs. r. H.
Davis left for Malad. Mrs. Davis first
received a telegram stating that her
mother was dying, and just before train
time received another to the effect that
her mother was dead.
If money viii accomplish the object,
the parties who blew up the Payette
canal fIume may yet walk the carpet,
the Canal company having offered re-
ward OF $500 for the arrest and con-
vietion of the culprits,
Monte b. Gwinn, Jake Horn, A. E.
Gipson and Geo. Wheeler delegates
from Canyon county to the Republican
convention at Pocatello, left for the
Gate City Thursday. DR.. Isham left
yesterday to join the throng.
w. Lee on Tuesday received a band
Of 700 sheep from j. Brennan paying
sI.4O per head. They will be driven to
Mountain Home where another batch
is awaiting Mr.. Lee, from which place
they win all be trailed to Nebraska.
We have taken the agency for But
tericks' Paper Petterns and the Month
ly Delineator. A complete line Of
styles and sizes of all leading patterns
now in stock.
LITTLE s. BOONE.
A coal mine pear Preston, in south
ern Idaho, has turned out to be a silver
mine. Samples of the ore were sent tt
Logan and assayed 800 ounces per ton
A sack which was sent to Salt Lake
gave the same result.-Miniflt
Journal.
IMPORTANT.-One hundred dOzer
first quality shoes for men, ladies and
children will be received by j. D. Stew
art, direct from the. east, about the 10Th
They are in blacks and tans, all styles
and the finest line ever brought t
Caldwell.
The young Monroe boy, who had hi
skull SO badly crushed some weeks ago
died from his injuries last Monday. Il
was inevitable from the first. Rev
Pearse came down from Payette anC
conducted the funeral services
Weiser Signal.
The Silver Hammer expired las
week. Mr.. Rich made it in many re
spects a good paper, but he did no
seem to have an appreciatiVe constitu
ency. We regret the demise of tn
Hammer as it was full of promise whel
nipped by the chilly blasts Of a lat
spring.
Already some fast horses have az
rived to take part in the races mex
month, and from present indication
the meeting win be one of the mos
successful eyer held. The Lark, owne'
nv Reayis Bros. Of Salubfia, and Lib
erty the Jordan Valley flyer are hert
while Red s., the Heppner cyclone, vii
drop in after the Oregon circuit ]
completed.
Elmer Graf, a sheepherdeF, Twin
with his two brothers on Sucker Cree
came to town about two weeks age