The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-08-28
Miss MoIlle galloway went to Boise

Friday.
The Misses Gilgan are receiving
new millinery every day and win have
their opening on Sept. 9Th.
Mayor Alley and family returned
Thursday from the mountains, where
they have been for several weeks.
M. B. Gwinn Grand Chancellor Of
the Knight of Pythias, made the Boise
Lodge an official visit Thursday.
Bert Hoel, at one time member Of
the M. b. Gwinn Mercantile Co., star
ted about six weeks since for the
Klondyke gold fields.
Mr.. ]. T. Morrison left for Emmett
yesterday, where he met Mrs. Morrison who
was returning home after an extended out
ing in the mountains.
L. G, Egleston, W. Isaac and w. Rode
comprise party that left Wednesday
for the divide between the Salmon and
Payette rivers on hunting and fish
ing expedition.
Mrs. A. Eames, of San Francisco,
with her two children arrived Monday
and is visiting her sisters the Misses
Gilgan. Mrs. Eames is on her way to
New York.
If the gentleman who borrowed my field
glasses will return them at once, 1t will save
me the trouble of going after them.
JESS HARMON.
Chas. Cakes returned Thursday after
trip east, where he visited with
friends at Lake Geneva, Wis, and
other places. He reports having a
royal time, but was glad to get back.
While away he bought car load of
the latest furniture. 1t will be opened
up shortly.
r. j. Mcfarland ami family have re-
turned from Mann's Greek, and other
points of cool and comfort in Washing
ton county. Mac says that for good
all round fishing Mann's Creek takes
whole bakery. In one day last week
they landed 2O6 trout.
1t is said that case is being star
ted by northern Idaho gamblers to test
the anti-gambling law by the rule laid
down by the supreme court in the fee
law caae. 1t is in the hands of ]. W.
Reid. A fund has been raised from
different points to defray the expense.
When the case comes to the supreme
court some of the best lawyers of
Boise will be associated with Mr.
Reid.
I want to trade you a new harness
or saddle for grain. John G. Lucas.
Ice cream sodas at Askey's.
Ed Woods, who was shot at Della
mar about two weeks ago, is reported
to be somewhat improved this morn
ing. Eor several days past his friends
have been greatly alarmed about his
condition. All hope that the present
change denotes a speedy recovery.
Trembling, who did the shooting is in
Jail, under $4,000 bonds.-Owyhee Av-
alanche,
John 9. Lucas will trade harness or
saddles for grain.
Smoke the 16 to l cigar. 1t is the
best made and cleanest cigar handled
in Caldwell.
Chas. S. Doan and wife returned
from Wood River Wednesday where
they had spent much of the heated
spell. Mr.. Doan says that while fish
ing around Ketchum and Little Wood
River is good, it is nothing to what it
was on account of the nimrods from
all quarters who go there to whip the
streams, but on Big Wood River,-well
he didn't have tackle sufficiently
strong to hold the big hnny beauties
that jumped his bait.
ID. M. Curtis and H. Gum of Chi
cago, mining experts, were in town
this week. They have just returned
from Long Valley and points around
the Lakes where considerable pros
pecting was INDUCED in. Mr.. Curtis
found several pieces of property that
he will work next spring, one in par
ticular near the Lakes which he con-
siders very rich, prospects washed
averaged to 10 cents to the pan, and
coarse gold as that. The same pros
perity, if found in Alaska, would be
considered fabulously rich.