The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-11-20
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B. \. 4 0. Ra'l'Oad VIII Change
Officials.
THANKSGIVING BALL BY co. 4.
Burglary at Nampa-TWO Weary Walk.
erS Break into a Work Train-An
Exhibition Drill by the Militia Boys.

While playing blackman or some
other game, at the Fairview school
last Tuesday little girl named Wheel
or fell TO the ground, striking her head
and received serious injury. DR.. Ed
Maxey was Immediately called and
found the little one suffering from con-
cussIon Of the brain. She was not able
to speak or move for twenty four hours
after the accident, but yesterday the
doctor reported her improving.
John E. Stearus, superintendent. and
R. L. Ford, general traffic manager Of
the EOise, NampR q Owyhee road have
resigned. The names OF their success
sors have not been announced. Treas.
urer Blummaur also handed in his res
ignation but the company declined to
accept it. These changes are the re.
suit of some friction, the character Of
which has not been made public.
In view of the Importance, as well as
the deep interest, taken in the recent
decision of the Supreme court in the
case Of Cohn VS. Kingsley. commonly
known as the"Fee Bill Case" limited
number Of copies have been printed
in pamphlet form. Any person desir.
ing copy win be furnished free by ap.
plying or writing to the clerk of the
Supreme Court at Boise, Idaho.
Sunday last Mr.. S. beatty received a
telegram announcing the death of Mr..
Dave Nolan, at Stuart, Iowa. Mr.. No.
Ian was brother of Mrs. Beaty's and
about % years of age. He was an en-.
gineer on One of the Iowa railroads,
and as no word of his illness had been
previously received, they are Of the
opinion he was caught in a wreck and
killed.
Thursday evening next the grand
military ball of Co. A, l. N. &. will be
held at the ArmOry hall. Good music
and an efficient caller have been SO.
cured, and general good time is as
sured all who may attend. just before
the dancing commences Captain Little
will put the Company through num-
Der Of maneuYres that those present
may see what the local militia company
can do in the way of drilling.
Before purchasing supplies Of any
kind, look over the paper and see who
advertises. They are the people who
want your trade and make it an object
for you to call again. The man who
will not use the columns of a local
paperl is generally a mossback whose
advt In the end is headed "Sherlff's
Sale" His goods as rule are time
worn and rusty. The man who adver-
tises always has something good, and
wants the people to know it.
A. Y. Allen, representing the
Interstate Portrait Co., of Salt
Lake, was I'm town this week, and
succeeded in placing number of Or
ders for pastel and crayon portraits
The work done by this company is the
finest we have seen. Samples are now
being exhibited at Cakes Bros. that
speak for themselves. All orders
placed so far will be delivered before
Christmas. and guaranteed to be as
represented.
Two weary walkers broke into 9
bridge gangs car at Nampa Saturday
last and stole a large quantity Of
plumber. They took rifle. a watch
3 a number Of articles of clothing, some
r dress goods and other stuff. The thieves
endeavored to dispose:of their plumber
: even offering to sell the watch to the
Q town marshal. They finally disposed
: of the watch for 50. When the bridg,
j men came in from work they found
? their car In confusion. The thieves
were soon run down. Half Of tht
stolen property was found in the sagt
brush. and it is expected the rest vii
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