The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-13

Devine service at St. David's next
Sunday morning and evening. Prayer
and sermon every Wednesday evening
Read DIR. j r. McHughs announce
ments in this issue of the TRIBUNE
and attend the entertainments at the
Opera House on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings, March
l6, IL, is ard 10, No admission will be
charged.
The people Of this town appear to
nave had q surfsit of politics. The
City election which is usually preceded
Dy month of intense agitation is APP
preaching without a rifle on the sur
race. Nobody seems to care anything
about 1t one way or TIL other. Posi-
Oily here is chance for the Republ-
cans, as their only hope In any direc.
tlon appears to be in slipping in on the
Saturday evening in their lodge room
the Odd Fellows gave a social enter
tainment consisting of cards and re-
treatments. The feature of the eve
ming was an ably contested high five
tournament. The refreshments were
served by the ladies of the Methodist
church. Nearly all the members of the
lodge and their families were present
and most delightful time was enjoyed
Caldwell No. 10 l. o. o. +. is noted for
its successful social functions and is
one OF the most active and WideWake
lodges in this jurisdiction.
There is no town in Idaho that has
so many inventors as has Shoshone.
Ben Shay has invented q mouse trap
that is a world beater. He completed
II late on Thursday. but set it at work
that night. Friday morning he had
just 307 mice in his trap and he SAYS
that it wasn't much of a night for mice
either. He has applied for q patent
and as soon as it is granted he will
place the traps on the market. He
will also contract with the county com.
missiOners of any county to catch
every mouse in it in 48 hours, and his
terms are-one half of the mice.-Sho-
shOne Journal.
A Caldwell young man is reported to
have said this: Il did not 90 on the
legislative junket to Salt Lake City but
my brother who was not a legislator
did, and he had delightful time.
Everything was free, wines, lunches,
street cars, theaterS and all. MY
brother attended everything except
private meeting of the legislators and
railroad officials. file was not admitted
to that" This is another Garden of
Eden business. Every fruit save only
the knowledge of good and evil etc.
DIR. j. r. MCHugh, the eminent Chi
c2RO specialist, has opened a branch
office In Caldwell at the Griffin Hotel,
and will hereafter visit Caldwell once
during each month to see patients.
The Doctor will address the men and
women of the city at the Opera House
on Thursday and Friday afternoons
and evenings at 800 and g o'clock ..
m. the afternoons being devoted to the
ladies, the evenings to the men only.
DR.. Joe DeBartbe, DR.. McHugh's part.
ner will speak to the public generally
at the Opera House on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings. Don't fail to at.
tend. No admission charged.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Young Peoples Presbyterian Society
was held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Q. b. Marlatt last Monday evening.
After the business of the occasion was
disposed of, the young people DEVOTED
themselves to social entertainment and
substantial enjoyment Various inter
eSting games were played and an ex-
cellent luncheon was served by Mrs.
Marlatt, the quality of which was only
by the relish of the guests
The young people were conveyed to
Mr.. Marlatt's residence in one vehicle
but it is said that they returned in two
or twos the reporter disremembers
which.