The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-02-19

dead.
A. X. steunenberg left for Boise
Thursday evening.
The musical entertainment given
BY the Episcopal Guild and baptist
Aid Sociery Monday evening, was one
of the most enjoyable and entertain.
ing ever given in Caldwell.
Carpenters were busy Thursday
placing plate glass front of W. II.
RedWay's store. With his store finished
Main Street can boast Of having
nothing but plate glass in nearly every
business house.
E EsteFbFook was in the city Thurs
day. lie has made application for
writ of habeus corpus in the Price
case, Sheriff Taylor will take Price to
Boise tomorrow evening, and the
hearing will be had before Judge
Stewart Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. Smith entertained
the 9. Els at their home Wednesday
evening, After the business meeting
interesting games were played. Miss
Hattie Stiles carried off two prizes.
Ice cream and cake was served and all
pronounced the social a success.
Tuesday next is Washingaons
birthday, and that evening at the
Presbyterian church, joint entertain
ment bv the Lowell and Columbia
literary societies will take place. An
excellent program has been arranged,
and no doubt will be well rendered.
The city council on Monday passed
on ordinance requiring sidewalk to
be built from DIR. Isham's to the top of
Washington Heights. In less than "a
hours after the passage of the ordin-
ance DR.. Dutton had the regulation
walk in front of his residence.
The sixth meeting OF the T. c. E.
met at Miss Cleo Lucas home Satur.
day last. Games were played, after
which delicious luncheon was served,
consisting of sandwiches, pickles,
cake and chocolate. Everyone had q
very enjoyable time.
People are fiocking to the coast cities
10 secure passage on the boats for
Alaska gold fields. Not less than four
Thousand people left Portland, Tacoma,
Seattle and Victoria last week for the
; gold fields and ii is estimated as many
moe will leave this week. The PEG,
; pie have gone Klondtke crazy.
John Zshner LETT for PePdletou, Ore.
Wednesday, from which place he will
} go on to Spokane and then Seattle,
in one of the three places he will 10.
cate and establish an agency for The
distribution of vitae ore of which be has
accepted the agency. Mrs. Zehner will
follow him in a week or two.
Monday last q number of cowboys
were in town, many of whom took or
the regulation amount of bug juice
One fellow named Fuller, wishing t
, demonstrate fOrCibly that he was tn,
8 only and original Bad Man frSm Dor
: neO, starts to ride along the sidewalks
D He kept on them till he ran agains
? Marshal johnson. John caught tn
horses bit aud Mr.. Bad Man came of
his perch, and settled by paying q fin
Of $500 to Judge Ollie.
r The people, or at least some of them
1 ia Dyea, Alaska, want 300 U. S. soldier
n stationed there. The mentioned OF
ject is to keep the place quiet. Tn
petition to the secretary of war est
: mates that duriug the rush to tn
Rlondike gold fields there will be $50,
900 that will go to the Yukon cOuntr
T and that 10000 of these will pas
through Dyea and Skaguay. To hOl
this throng in order the petitioner
g think Uncle Sam should send at leas
f 300 soldiers there with authority to Ell
d gage in the civil law.
d Frank R. Gooding one of the mos
Il extensive sheep raisers ia Idaho wa
at Caldwell few days since. Nj
! Gooding says the outlook for sheer
n men the coming year is very encouraG
h ing, the only drawback to the bushes
ia being the fact that ewes lamb br
II once a year, while the rabbits, of whiC
there are millions around his rancho
breed every three months. We don
If know much about sheep OF even raj
y bits, but should think that crossiu