The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-02-05

frem Castle Creek.
Hon. Frank Fem was in the city
from Boise Wednesday.
Carl Gambol Of Boise is In town de.
iivering enlarged Pietures.
Monday February 18th Is Lin.
GEMS birthday. Wonder IL The @. a.
r., has forgotten Il.
Divine service at Sc. Dayids church
ns1t Sunday morning and evening.
Holy communion after morning ser
vice.
Ex-marshal Taylor of Nampa, with
his family started FOR Alaska Sunday
last. 1t is believed he viii be followed
by at least half dozen or more from
that city.
a Knight of Pythias lodge will be
instituted at Shoshone in the course of
a week or two. The new lodge will
start out with membership of about
twenty
The winter of 1913 is growing old.
The winter has been very favorable to
stockmen so far, and it is reasonably
certain that no long continued siege Of
cold weather will occur.
We received communication this
week entitled "The First Epistle to
Bryan" but as the writer failed to
s.gl his name the missive was dumped
where all such unsigned documents
land.
Ex.Narshal VIM. Schnabel came to
town Sunday. Will has for some time
had charge of Robt. Mobiles sheep, but
becoming dissatisfied threw up his job,
and is now trying TO down the geld
fever.
The Index says: About 250OO sheep
are being fed in the vicinity of EN-
NETT at present. This calls for mere
than % tons of hay day at which
rate hay will be as scarce as hens teeth
in another month.
John Bruce came over from Jump
Greek Wednesday where he is winter
ing his sheep. He says they are in
splendid condition and doing well.
Wool, is now worth II cents In BOs-
ton, as consequence he is supreme
ly happy.
Col. G. A. Hand telephoned Ssthe re-
port Wednesday from Boise that
Judge Huston was dead. That same
evening John c. Rice was a passenger
fer Boise. An unkind wag was heard
to say that John O., like Brutus, was
ambitious.
Wednesday last was ground hog day,
The old legion is that should he Cthe
hegl see his shadow on that day he re-
turns and we have six weeks more of
winter. Wednesday was cloudy day,
and il there is anything In thellegend,
our winter is over with.
T. X. Little will leave for the east
Thursday next, to purchase spring and
summer goods. Mr.. Little makes semi
annual visits to the eastern market
and selects what he wants after seeing
the goods made up, thereby getting
just what suits his patrons.
The social club held their regular
fortnightly dance Thursday evening.
Notwithstanding the counter attract
ion at the Opera House, GoOdly num-
her were present. During the even
ing sumptuous supper, given by the
ladies, was Dartaken of, and voted the
best yet spread in Caldwell.
J. B. Stewart, the boot and shse deal.
or has decided to try his fortune in
Alaska and in consequence has inarg-
urated q shoe sale thGS is astonishing
His entire stock has been marked
down to cost, and better bargins In
shoes were never offered the peo
pie Of Caldwell.
Mr.. Robert Strahorn, one of the 10
Gators Of the townsite, having read IL
THE TRIBUNE of tbs reorganization o.
the Board of Trade, promptly Wrst'
Treasurer Blatchley. congratulntin(
the citizens on the movement and On
closing $500 to apply on dues ana
membership.