The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-11-14

EVreybody has the blues but are will
ing to fight again in a good cause
The free concert given by the "
Perkins company is enc you ca,,not
afford to miss, Wednesday evening at
o'clock at Opera House.
On the coming Lords day at the
Christian church the pastor, J. Charles
Bowling, will at 1870 speak on The
Christian Imperfect, Yet a Saint !"
In the evening the subject will be
The Universally of Christ"
High grade young American Merino
Rams for sale at Bryan and Sewall
free trade prices, address Robt. Noble.
Reynolds, Idaho.
A large wildcat was killed by Robert
Bigham, on his fam on American
Ridge, near Kendrick, last Friday. The
animal was in the pig pen and was
evidently in search of food.
The Baptist Sunday school is pre-,
pairing a very interesting program
which will be given at the church
Sunday evening, at which time a col.
lection will be taken for the Baptist
Bible society.
Robt, E. Strahorn, one-t time leading
citizen of Caldwell, now of Boston,
Mass, has been spending some days
looking over the city, renewing old
acquaintance and attending to some
business matters.
Hardy & Thorp have just received a
fresh stock of "Pavito," "Walter Scott"
and Lady Aberdeen" cigars. These
are staple and frst-class cigars.
Don't fail to see the 81 Perkins par
ade by the famous PughtOwn Farmer
band Wednesday next. A circus is
nothing compared to the comedians
ami trick bicycle riders who take part
in it.
Capt. William SchuabeI is given
great credit for the masterful way in
which he assisted in the capture of the
gang of holdups. Mr.. SChnabel is en-
titled to the thanks of this community
and something more substantial.
The rumor which gained circulation
regarding the death'of Mr.. Hutchinson,
manager of the Trade Dollar mine, is
false. Mr.. Hutchinson has bee serious
ly i'll, but is now convalesceGt and out
of danger.
Married, at Caldwell, Idaho, Tuesday,
November, 10, 1896, at the home of Mrs.
Kinney, Mr.. j. IL. Howard and Miss
Laura NJ. Carlton, both of Three Forks
precinct, Malhuer county, Oregon.
Rector jennings officiating.
At the Mckinley ratification in Boise
Tuesday evening, Caldwell carried off
the laurels. Hon. John T. Morrison is
credited with having made the best
speech of the evening, although average
standard of eloquence was unusually
high.
Weiser enjoyed shooting scrape last
Wednesday. Than Newman and Tom
McGivern disagreed over a trivial mat
ter; talked hard, hit hard, then pistols
McGivern shot Newman in the knee.
Bad wound, result stiff joint or short
leg.
Idaho Falls boys playing with pow
der around bon fire last Sunday. Sc
quel; explosion, several arms and legs
damaged, and boys badly scratched.
Moral: Give the boys plenty of pow
der and matches and they will do the
rest. .... s....
Last week a man named Westfall
was at the mouth of Boise river fishing,
and at night entered an old dugout to
sleep. About II o'clock :he roof fell in
nearly covering the man with debris
and fracturing his jaw in three places
From IL to p. m. the next day west
fall lay covered, and only by mere
accident was he discovered.
The 81 Perkins company is billed for
Wensday, November IS. This comp
any is meeting with great success in
part of the country and is receiving
flattering press notices. TER midday
parade is novel ard funny and the band
is the talk of every town they have
PLAYED in. They give free band con,
cert in front of the opera house at I
o'clock and all lovers of classical music
should hear it. Remember the date.
Assessor Horn is much encouraged
with fall clean up, not politically but
mineralogically. His mining proper
ties have yielded generously and he
now carries small vial of gold cure.
in his vest pocket as an evidence OF
GOOD faith. Mr.. Horn says that the
Slant in which he is largely interested
Is one of the best in the country; the
ground is rich and next summer VIII
Weld handsome returns on Investment
All of which is good to hear.
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