The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-11-18

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successful and enjoyable function.
John Peterson and Charles Garvin Of
Vale, Oregon, partners in business, fell
out-results, Peterson badly shot, Gar.
vim black-eYed Neither to blame.
The Caldwell FIGURING Mill is now
in operation. And can furnish flour
equal in quality to any shipped in.
Cash paid for wheat. S. S. Foote.
Payette is passing around the hat
for the benefit of an electric railroad
promoter. II is hoped the donations
will be large enough to fetch the road.
The new mill at the checkmate mine
is now complete and will start up in 4
day or two. F. F. Roberts passed
through Caldwell yesterday with load
of gasoline for its engines.
There is again some wooden mill
talk. 1t is understood that Oregon
parties will put $4,000 into the enter.
prise if the people around hero will
take the balance of the stock.
Everybody is invited to the UEion
Memorial service to be held in the
Methodist church Sabbath evening in
honor of our brave Idaho boys who
fell in tie war in the Philippines.
The dispatches have killed the Boer
General Joubert, but that does not sig
nifty his continued death. He will
probably bob up serenely again where
least wanted and least expected as
lively as Uncle Paul himself.
Daily Geographic bulletins, announce
ing the remaining population at the
Wardner bull pen, is being received at
the State house. 1t is a rapidly vanish
ing quantity, The open fall contriut-
ing largely to comfortable migration.
The ladies of the Methodist Church
will give a Harvest HOma supper and
literary entertainment at the Armory
hall Tuesday, November %. Supper
will begin at p. m. The supper will
be strictly frst-class. Price, % cents.
Everybody invited.
Rev. Hampton, Baptist minister,
died at Nampa last Saturday evening.
He leaves a young widow to mourn
him. Rev. Hampton divided his min
istry between Caldwell and Nampa
and was highly respected and much
beloved by his congregations.
Lost, strayed or stolen, Aguinaldo,
his cabinet, his government and his
army. Anyone who can give any in
formation as to his whereabouts or
the whereabouts of anything apper-
tanning unto him will be literally re-
warded by the Issue hunting Combine,
w. J. Bryan, Manager.
On the night of the 18th fire broke
out in the Odd Fellows building al
Lewiston and completely destroyed it
The building was a handsome two
story, costing $4,000, insurance $4,000
The lower floor was occupied by bust
ness concerns and the upper floor wal
the home of lumber of society lodges
During the Democratic Administra
ton the working men all over the coun
try were striking to prevent reduction
of wages, now, they ar striking, too
but in every case it is for an increase o
} wages. Then they got lock out, nov
they get an advance. This shows tn
. difference between Democratic an
Republican policies.
!, A cable dispatch received at the wa
Q department announces that Maj. OH
A. Logan, Thirty-third volunteer in
fan.ry, has bees killed in fight in LII
ION. He was leading his battalion /
action. lie is a son of the late Gen
II John A. Logan of Illinois and Mr.
Maria Logan, now a resident of Wash
ington. He leaves widow and thre
8 children, who are at present residin
J. at Y youngstown, Ohio.
y In general the meteoric display bill'
for one night stand all over the VI
q tea States and its colonies, has been
t excruciating disappointment. But
If Caldwell the heavens have been kin
and Thursday morning, three minut
. before cock crow, 7alarge, full grow
- Leonids, whatever they may be, fell
to Coower's coal shed, and were d
posed of in the regular course of bus
ness at usual combine prices befo
% shutdown.
y The British in the Transyaal ha
T. signalized their military sagacity
deliberately walking or rather ridir
er into another BOer trap. If Uncle Ia
g. can only set traps fast enough, a
70, British tactics maintain their prese
skill, the result of the war is a forego
- conclusion. As lighters, it begins
Il look as though the Britishers ara SC