The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-08-14

Miss Lillee Potter, graduate Of the
college OF Idaho has accepted post.
Ion as teacher of the Fairyiew Scboo,
six miles below Caldwell.
Inc Boise postotfices is to have a new
l. M w. G. FeGton, farmer living
about six miles from town, has been
appointed in place of Mr.. Tage. who
mas been removed for alleged Irregular
tiles in the office.
Dr. W. q. Maxey now has his office
IN the building adjoining Greenlund's
drug store, where he can be found at
any time during the day. The doctor
having lived so many years in Caldwell
and being well known as a careful
reliable physician, needs no praise from
US.
NJ. B. Gwinn returned Wednesday
from the northern part of the state
where he made an official visit to all
the K. P. Lodges. Mrs. Gwinn also
came home the same day after a short
visit with her sister at Weiser.
Best cigars at Askey's.
Mr.. Paine of Willow Creek was in
town this week. He reports much ac-
tlVlty in the camp, which is apparently
drawing much attention from the out
Side, considering the number of visi-
tors coming in and the inquiries being
made.
Frank ]. Smith Esq, and wife were
over at Squaw Butte and Emmett
Friday and Saturday last. Frank
was much enamored with that section,
principally for the grouse,(of which he
shot about twenty chickens and trout
that fill the hills and streams.
smoke the is to 1 cigar. It is the
best made and cleanest cigar handled
in Caldwell.
Deputy Organizer Jones, of the
Foresters of America, on Monday eve
ming secured temporary organization
of the order and Wednesday evening
began the initiation of candidates.
From the number considering the ad-
visibility Of joining, it is fair to pre-
sumo a strong lodge will be formed.
Hon. Joe Perault of Boise City, now
visiting in Blackfoot, has declined the
consulate at Chatam, Canada, and NAV
get better appointment nearer home.
Mr. Perrault is worthy of something
good at hands of his party, and in
giving him good place Mr.. Mckinley
will be doing his party in Idaho good
GENERALIZATION News.
Ice cream sodas at Askey's.
A special election will be held in
Canyon County September 1st. at which
time the taxpayers will decide whether
or not they will pay the bridge and scalp
warrants outstanding against the
county. The amount in question is
$16826,94, $3O32,94 being scalp war
rants, and $13,794, with 7 per cent in
terest from Jan. 1885, for bridges, drawn
in favor of the Gillette Herzog Co.
The Simpson Edwards stock COM
pany gave performance at the Opera
House Tuesday evening which was
very fair. We venture the opinion that
had the house been full-instead of
nearly empty-a good show would have
been given. Two rounds of the fight
between Corbett and Fitzsimmons
were presented by means of the vitas-
cope. 1t might have been a little
clearer.
Saturday noon, August 9TH.
1897. Mrs. Ann Mcintyre, aged "a years,
& months, and 3 days. Deceased had
been resident of Middleton for many
years, About four months ago she
was stricken down with quick con
sumption and had been compelled 10
keep her bed during most of the time.
She leaves husband and one daughter
to mourn her loss. Funeral services
were held at Middleton, Sunday, at 3
o'clock and the remains were laid to
rest in the Middleton Cemetery.
1t is reported from Dyea that num-
Der of prospectors and gold hunters
will not proceed further than the foot