The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-01-22

CITY Thursday.
Editor Walton Of the Boise Sentinel
was in the city Saturday.
Church services at st. David's next
Sunday morning and evening.
Sheriff Burns Of Elmore county, was
at the Canyon metropolis Thursday.
have for sale q few silver laced
Wyandotteo. Apply, s. B. DEMENT,, at
residence. Caldwell.
Claude MaKey, while assisting to
hitch four horse team to sleigh on
Sunday last had his little finger badly
mashed.
The ladies Of the Baptist Sunday
School will give candy pull at the
Pefey building this evening. Admis-
sion 10 cents.
Mr.. w. Cupp on Thursday had his
son and daughter, Walter and Estella,
and his niece, Lena, daughter of Mr.
Chas. Cupp placed in the college.
A Columbian chainless bicycle was
on exhibition at the depot a few days
ago, and all blcyclists agree it is a
beauty. George Alley is the local
agent andw tell you all about them
Already cattle buyers are making
their appearance. Monday lastia man
representing Marcus DAILY of Montana,
came in on the train and was willing
to buy cattle of any kind, beef, stock,
OF steers. and pay reasonable price
for them.
It would appear as il the elements
were against the saloon keepers Just
now. as several days ago q man fell
against the glass door at the Exchange
and shattered it to pieces, and Wed.
nesday night Frank Moss slipped and
fell against the large plate glass win
dow and knocked it clean out.
The nrm Of Little 4 Boone was this
week dissolved, Earnest Boone sci.
ling his interest TO Mr.. T. X. Little,
Business gill OF COuEsoRo on as usual
1t the old stand. Earnest like thous.
ends Of others, has Klondicitis, and
Will haze to take q dose of Dawson
GQWG eta before being permanently
cured.
-Four persons rSSBOndedItO the call
for the purpose OF recognizing the
FIRE companies. Considerably more
interest viii have 70 be sVinced in this
connection, else Il will DO some time
before the boys will again be working
together. A city without 3 Ere COM
pany will never know the value of one
until tiES baSaks out, then It will be
too late to organize.
\ series OF sVangeliOtic meetings will
be conducted by Rev. Vim. KirhOpe, At
the Presbyterian Church, commencing
Tuesday evening. Jan. Is, 1880. Mr..
KirkhOpe is frOM Prescott, Washing.
ton, and comes highly recommended ss
an svangelistic worker The pastor
extends q cordial invitation to all to
attend these meetings.
Ar ancient. Hebrew tradition claim
ed that Adam was made up of eight
pounds, VsriOusly divided as follows:
a pound of earth for his flesh, a pound
OF fire for his blood, a pound of
cloud for his instability, a pound of
gracefulness for bis stature, pound of
blossoms for his eyes. pound of dew
for bis sweat, pound of salt for his
tears and a pound of wind for his
breath. Not word about rib in that
description.
The question is often asked, why
didn't the editor write up this or that
social gathering, wedding" etc? Why
bless your souls, how could he write up
what he didn't know? He wasn't
there, didn't have an invitation, is no
mind reader, no one told him anything
about It; maybe he thought you didn't
want it known. When you have So
cial gathering or auythio g else, and the
editor is not present. give him the par
ticulars, and he will heartily appreciate
the fayor.--Lehi Banner.
Geo. l.. Alley has for some time been
trying to get u pecial rate on baled
hay between Caldwell and Portland.
Friday last he informed q TRIBUNE
reporter that the o s. L. considered
the matter very faVorably, but the D.
R. & N, we're indifferent, though he ex-
pacted they Wepld ultimately make