The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-09


Capt George Little returned from
his mining trip. He met with hard luck
and for two weeks was very sick, fall
ing off thirty pounds in weight. He
says be located mo mines that there
we're no placers up there. Powell and
Weston remained up in the mountains
and viii not return for some time.
Captain Dewey and son and family
and j, j. Mcdonald of Nampa were
in town yesterday and left this place
for Emmett. It is but proper to say
that Caldwell has already scared up
railroad boom. We have the stuff and
Dewey has the reputation of being a
railroad builder. All we need is the
road.
Regular preaching services at the
Baptist church Sunday. Subject of
morning sermon: "An Act Of Deepest
Devotion and a Carping Criticism"
Subject Of evening sermon: "The
Pharisee and the Publican" Hours Of
meeting, 1870 a m. and s p. m. Sun
day school at 1870 a. m. Everybody
invited.
1t is said that down at our neighbor
town of Psyette they had a lively
school elec, Oh. But from the returns
we can't see where the liveliness came
ia, unless we consider the amount of
votes cast, for the votes stood 118 and
i27 against 10 and Is. But anything
for excitement with our neighbor
town these days.
The fist case of the Free Travelling
| Library sent out by the Weuan's
Columbian Club of Boise has arrived
at Middleton and is in charge of Mrs
Ii p Smith, who has kindly consented
TO act as librarian.
These books are free to everyone
young and old, and may be had by ap.
plying to the librarian any day Of
the week.
, H. N. Maxey was over from the new
| town, Murphy, Thursday, and he look
ed like he had been run through {
threshing machine or something else
But such was not the case-he simply
came in contact with the business ent
of house which he was moving, ant
the house got the best of it, Mr.. Max
ey will soon have the town of CUTIE.
= transmogrilied into the town of Mur
ply.
J, The W. q. T. U, State convention
will meet at Middleton, Idaho, Thurs
day and Friday of next week. The ma
tional workers Mrs. II. r. Henderso
!, and Mrs. NJ. q. Green will be preser
and deliver lectures. Mrs. InmaI
president of the W. c. T. u, will ais
5 be present. The meetings will be bel
y at the Baptist church during the da
5 in the Methodist church in the evenin
c All that can should be present and he'
IT the gifted ladies.
Isham & Hoover have been MAXIM
y numerous Improvements to their a
10 ready excellently equipped opera hou
d these hot summer days. They ha7
le added new scenery, put in new dress
!. ing rooms and fire escapes, Ever
le thing now is up to-date. There a
two new drop curtains, and the dres
n ing rooms have been increased
ID seven and all the rooms are handsom
no " fitted up. There is no half w
4" business about the opera hOuse ma
Is agement.
/ t WANTED-We will pay $l2 we
salary to either man or a woman
no represent the Midland Month
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la The Midland is the same size as N
lv Clures or the Cosmopolitan. 1t is a
is in its sixth year and is the only NJ;
nv azine of this kind published in t
great Central West. A hsndsoi
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in The many friends of Rev. j. NJ. Y
der will be pleased to learn that he
been re-appointed to the pastorate
cry the NJ. L. Church at this place
'Re Bishop Vincent at the conferences b
OF at Boise last week. Rev, Wilder L
mo enters on his fifth years pastorate
II has given good satisfaction as is
da denced by his long stay. We "
laIi Just about to hope that he would s
with us many more years put as
sue is his last year, according to the
in ciplne of the church, thai he can 5
ep. our hopes would be useless.
AWoKD TO MOTHERS
q Mothers of children affected :