The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-07-02

W n ~. BlaCchleY.
The property valuation Of Canvon
county will reach near two and
quarter million of dollars this year as
against lesser amount in 1897, SO es.
Inmates Assessor Huff.
Ladies, take the best. If YOU are
troubled with Consumption, sallow
skin' and a tired feeling, take Karl's
Glover Tea, it is pleasant to take, Sold
by II. D. Blatchley..
MIR. Powell has for guest this week
Mr., Alexander Reed of New York. Mr.,
Reed will spend some tin here looking
over the various mining properties in
this section of the state.
Ralph Sebree came in from Dillon.
Montana, last Sunday. He came down
to attend the wedding of his brother.
He left on Wednesdays train with the
bride couple and accompanied them as
far as Pocatello.
DR.. Dutton returned to Caldwell last
week from couple of weeks visit
among relatives in the east. He says
he had fine visit and thoroughly en-
joyed himself among the many scenes
of his younger days.
Attorney Edgar Wilson was in Cald-
well on business Monday and Tuesday
of this week. He was engaged in look
ing after the interests of the Gillette
Herzogg comLany's interests in connec-
ton with the bridge contracts.
H. G. Egleston, a brother of T. G..
Egleston, came in on Saturdays train
from Helena, Montana. He came to
attend the wedding of his niece, Miss
Florence Egleslon to Mr.. w. r. Sebree.
He returned to Helena Thursday.
A union meeting of all the churches
will be held at the Presbyterian church
Sunday eve, July 3rd. The pastors of
the various churches participating.
This service will be in keeping with
the national hOlidny. All are cordially
invited.
1t is said the Silver Republicans will
hold a meeting down at Frost's slough
at midnight this a. m. Those in po-
session of grips, passwords, ETC., are re-
quested to provide themselves with
lanterns and mosquito MEETINGS and be
on time.
The ladies of the Kaffee Klatch were
entertained by Mrs. w. II. Taylor at
their last meeting. Mrs. H. Jones Sc
cured the prize for guessing the most
advertisements, which was the amuse-
ment of the evening. The prize was a
handsome toilet bottle.
Clinton Brown, one of Emmett's
leading citizens, was in Caldwell on
business Tuesday. He says the people
of Emmett are taking more than I'M
usual interest in the coming Fourth
and that their celebration this year will
be a cracker jack, or something similar.
Miss Abby Hull, who has had posi-
tion in the college faculty for three
years past, left Monday afternoon for
her home in Connecticut to spend her
summer vacation. Miss Hull has hosts
of friends in Caldwell who wish her a
pleasant vacation and hope she will
again be selected as one of the college
teachers.
News was received during the week
of the death of J. E. Hartley, brother
of II. K. Hartley of this city. Mr..
Hartley. at the time of his death, was
resident of Stockton, Mo-, and was Il
years of age. He bore the title OF
Judge and was among the most promi-
nent men Of that section, and the
wealthiest.
John L. Davis returned Monday
from Parma where he had been spend
ing a few days at the White ranch
John says the visit increased his appe-
tite to some extent and sprouted his
whiskers. at this time, however, his
appetite is again normal, and he has
succeeded in getting nearly all the hay
seed out of his hair.
S. w. Dee, Ellis AskeY and the LITTLE
end of the TRIBUNE desecrated the last
Sabbath by going fishing in Indiar
creek slough. They spent about fouI
hours down there fighting misquitoi
and talking shot stuff" After catch
ing two dozen little fish about as long
as their finger, they became disguised
drank up their bait and came home t.
lie about it.