The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-08-27

! " ~ A % htttSi Oh Emmett, was
IN Caldwell Friday. He says the farm
eTs around Emmett are generally pros.
porous. The hay crop has been fair,
but considerable grain was destroyed
oy a heavy hail storm which occurred
IN that section short time ago.
Mr.. A. D. Earl, a prominent and
large sheep owner, of Mountain Home,
was in Caldwell Monday. He was
making arrangements with some of
our farmers to furnish hay for about
5000 head of sheep which he will bring
here to feed this coming winter.
The TRIBUNE received a pleasant
all from Editor Atkinson of the EN-
NETT I'1deD Monday. Mr.. Atkinson is
also pastor of the NJ. E, church at EN-
NETT and was on his way to Idaho
Falls to attend church conference at
that place.
Mr., Frank Beech, and Miss Alice
Carleton, both of Succor creek, Oregon,
were married by Judge Little at his
Office last Thursday. The young pee
pie are we'll known here and they COM
mence life's journey with the best wish
es of numerous friends. The TRIBUNE
extends congratulations.
Mayor Doan and wife came in sun
day morning from Wood river, near
HALEY, where they have beer enjoying
an outing the two weeks past. They
had splendid trip and an around
good time. Mr.. Doan has again taken
up his labors as head bookkeeper at
the Egleston establishment
The TRIBUNE is panied to record the
death of the baby boy of Mr.. and Mrs
Ellis Askey, which occurred last Satur.
day. The baby was sick only about
three days. Funeral services were held
at home Sunday afternoon, Rev. Boone
presiding. We extend our sincere con-
dolence to Mr.. and Mrs. Askey.
Robert Altman came in Thursday
from Nevada where he has been for
some time looking over the vast sheep
resources of that state. He says that
is one of the best countries for the
sheep industry that he has ever seen
and that sheep men generally are
prospecting. He bought up 700 head of
fine range sheep while in that country.
Can you appreciate low prices on
frst-class goods? If so, here is few
articles: Gentlemen's watches, Elgin
or Waltham, from $500 up. Ladies
watches from $500 up. Compare these
prices with the eastern catalogues. My
goods are direct from eastern whole
sale houses, and are fully guaranteed
by them. J. F. KENLY.
The Rev. w. b. Costley, of Stock
bridge, Ca, while attending to his pas
toral duties at Ellenwood, that safe,
was attacked by cholera mOrbus. He
says: "By chance happened to get
hold of bottle of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and /
think it was the means of saving my
life. 1t relieved me at once" For sale
by all druggists.
The Record is worrying because the
Republicans of this county have, as the
Record puts it, saw fit to relegate to
the rear few of the old war horses.
The Republican party, as it always has,
believes in progression, and II the old
horses can't keep to the front of the
procession they must do the failing. 1t
strikes us that the Records show of
sympathy, in this instance, is simply
adding insult to injury.
According to the Record the NUM-
cipality of Caldwell has been tolerating
gambling for the last three or -four
months while there is city law in ex.
istence which does not permit of it
1t seems to us that the city marshal is
neglecting his sworn duty in not bring,
ing up the offenders, until the ordi'
nance is repealed, at least. The TRIB
UNE hopes the council will see that this
ordinance is either repealed or enforc.
ed.
Mr.. r. W. Sweet, who built the
creamery here, was Caldwell visitor
few days the past week. Mr.. Sweet is
at present building a cTea5 ery at Wei
ser on the same conditions as the Cald
well establishment was put up. 1t viii
be an exact duplicate with the same
capacity. He also informs us that his
son. who was accidently shot at Sar