The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-03-05

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BOrn-On Monday, Feb. %. to Mr..
and Mrs. c. ). Morgan, at Middleton, a
son.
Mrs. D. E. Smithson Of Emmett was
visiting with friends in Caldwell this
week.
Ri. DaFis, John 7. Morrison aud
John A. McGinty left for Boise wed
nesday evening to attend the Republi.
can meeting.
A party OF German colonists ar.
rived in town yesterday and are being
shown the advantages OF living in Can.
yon County.
Mr.. John brennan has rented the
Priest Johnson ranch for three years,
and will there keep his sheep during
the winter and feeding time.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Progress Club will be held at the Read.
ing Room, Monday March 7th, at 8
O'Clock p. m. AL ladies are urged to
be present.
Howard Sebree Esq, returned from
Florida and other southern states
Thursday, where he spent the winter.
Mrs. Sebree and Miss Bilderback are
still sojourning in the south.
Jack Doland, the Cassia County COW.
boy, one Of the principal witnesses in
the "Diamondfield Jack" case, COM
mitted suicide at Albion Saturday, by
Blowing out his brains.
Dyspepsia cured. ShilOh's Vitalizer
Immediately relieves Sour stomach,
Coming up Of food distress, and is the
great kidney and liver remedy. Sold
by II. d. Blatchley.
]. B. Stewart is still selling his ele-
CANT line of boots and shoes at cost. If
you want bargain now is your oppor-
tunity as the entire line. comprising
the best ever seen in Caldwell, must be
closed out at once.
The regular drill of Co. A., 1. N. G.
win take place this evening at ArmOry
Hall. A full attendance should be
had as the boys might be wanted at
any time, and a knowledge of the
various tactics is essential.
Sheriff Taylor has landed behind the
bars at the County jail Jos. Sprawl, the
fellow who was committed here from
Payette charged with burglary, about
three years ago but who effected an
escape soon after his incarceration.
Some one started a report that
Johnny NaubauRer, the blacksmith,
had died at Dawson. The news is said
to have been published in the San
Francisco Chronicle but neither a copy
of the paper or person who has seen
the report in print can be.found.
To successfully compete with east
ern and western jewelry. 1 haye de-
cidcd to sell all goods in my store at
catalogue prices, adding only mail or
express charges you would have to pay.
Try me and be convinced. J. F. Ken
ley, the matchmaker and jeweler.
Frank J. Smith received a telegram
Sunday last announcing the death, at
Annaheim, Cal, of Miss Bertha Lee,
of the late DR.. C. E. Lee.
Miss Lee was about - years of age,
and had .many friends in Caldwell who
will mourn her early death.
An examination was held Monday
and Tuesday at Boise before State
Superintendent Anderson of al! desiT-
ing state certificates. Among those
who were successful was Miss Edna
Little, she having passed a very credi-
BILE examination, securing thereby
state certificate, good for five years.
H. 0. Douglas informs US there
will be a WeetinG at the College this
evening of all persons interested in the
organization of a writing class. Fu.r
particulars will be given at the meet
ing, and everybody is invited to the
free lessons which will be given tonight.
Ernest Hunt and family will leave
today for their home at Salubria. Mr..
Hunt gave satisfaction in the Cook
district where he taught school and
has made many friends who will be
pleased to have him return. He has
been employed to teach term of
school at Brannan, where he taught