The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-07-30
LOCAL ITEns.

"A J
occurred at the late meeting of the
equaliZers. Charley was i'll the throes
OF one of his most vulgar and verbose
bucolics, when timid bystandeT, with
fine irony in his voice and ferVid dis
gust pictured on his cOuntenance,
queried: "Can't you put in the recOrn,
Mr., Dunbar? Its what the people are
paying for"
H. D. Blatchley and Jake Horn, be. |
coming weary of the mOnotous aud
combining duties of the drug and news
paper business, shOuldeTed their blank
cts Sunday and departed for an outing
-on the Boise river in the interest of
piscatOrial studies. Their outfit con-
sisted of a "bug book, a case of
"bug Juice" and cork screw for re-
moving bacteria, so we are informed.
Harry Jones and Marshal Maxey de-
parted Monday morning for pleasure
outing at Fish Lakes, or some other
point in that locality. The cares of
business and close confinement has
caused theGentlemen to conclude that
weeks outing among the ticks and
skeeterS is essential to future health.
Bud Hailey is attending to- the mar
shaPs duties during the absence of that
officer.
By a letter just received here we
learn that Robert E. Strahorn, the
founder of Caldwell, who for the past
seven years has been in business in
Boston, has disposed of his interests
there and is now enrOute with Mrs.
! StrahOrn to Spokane. Also that Mr.
and Mrs. StrahOrn will spend the sum
mer iu their beautiful camp Oh Occur
| d'Alene Lake in the northern part Of
our state.
The Mandolin and Guitar club have
been giving tri-weekly evening con-
certs from the roof of the Egleston
building for few weeks past, and the
fine music dispersed by the boys draws
Il large and appreciative audience. The
club is progressing fine and handle a
grade OF music that is a surprise and
wonder to their hearers. Catdwell has
a right to be proud of its music organ
iZatioLs.
Try Johnson, one of the proprieSors
of the Overland hotel, Boise, was in
town Thursday. He was here princi'
pally in the interest of the Inter Noun
, tain Fair, but took occasion to visit
our creamery and was so pleased with
the fine butter made there, that he Ell
tered into arrangements with the man
agement to supply the Overland with
the product.
Our ba6y has been continually troub
r led with collie and cholera iufantuu
a since his birth, and all that we could d.
for him did not seem to give more thai
temporary relief, until we tried Cham
e berlain's Collie, Cholera and diarrhoe
remedy. Since giving that remedy b
4 has not been troubled. We want L
:. give you thus testimonial as an eYidenc
Of oar gratitude, not that you need
G to advertise your meritorous remedy
y G. NJ. Law. KeOkuk, Iowa. For sal
d by all druggists.
n There are some mighty particula
n people within the confines of this bull
1 wick. The other day prominent cit
-" zen raised a row because little, harm
l. less. lonesome jackass was permitted
"A grace Main street with his pTeSenc
3 4,He went straight to the city marsht
. and in laundering voice asked whetht
- the street could not be cleared of iaCl
D. asses. The marshal politely reptile
q, that if ne took one he must take ii
+ other, and the aforesaid prOminer
\ citizen slumped.
d Our contemporary down the stree
entertains fear that il the people ia
to vote to accept the bridges at to-day
election, they will percipitate then
Ie selves into long and bloody bTidI
m war. 1t seems to us that people WI
= pride themselves that they are of
II government that feaBs no power {
le earth, hadn't oughS TO worry mus
ID over a scrap with common, ordina
l. bridge company. The chances are Il
= people will vote just as they plea
u anyway, and as their voice is the vol
<, of God, the TRIBUNE quietly closes
&c. eyes and says, me too.