The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-10-07

- Twin OF this place was ac-
Gordlng honors at the meeting Of the
H. OF r Grand Lodge at Weiser Ia
was elected Grand Representative.
The Grand Lodge Of Idaho /. D, O
r. meet at Weiser this year on the I'M
INST, The Weiser people are preparing
style. = 'O'ai
There are many people coming from
Parma, koswsA, Middleton aud F,a-
NETT to the opera Wednesday Oeton4r
H. and without doubt the buuss will
be full.
Mr. Sims and the baby were up from
fayette Monday aud tuesday OF tins
week 10 attend the Caldwell reception
They accompanied Lieut.. Sims to Boise
Tuesday evening.
1t would seem from the distribution
OF prizes at the Inter Mountain Fatr
at Boise, that it was mpy IA Boise
concern. Few prizes we're granted 10
outside exhibitors, If many there were.
The FallS-PO1c which has been
running at American Falls, Idaho, the
past year has been purchased by Aalaa
parties, aud moved To Malad. .dapo.
IL VIII be run III tho Interest of De-
mocracY.
The Oregon Short Line VIII about
October the Ism, either put on tram
or change inc time UI The passrns er
trains. The Salt Lake Tribune IS of
the impression that another passenger
tram will be run.
Lieut-Gov. F. J. Mills shot and XIII
ed Chief Engineer j. Z. Melveny OF the
.. 5. l., at salt Lake Cly, Tuesday
afternoon of this week. The reason
given was that O'MelVeny was little
too intimate with Mills wife.
Lot L. FeILham, Esq, has formed a
law partnership with Attorney Frank
Harris of Weiser, and he will soon
take up his residence at that place.
His many friends here wish him
abundant success in his new field Of
labor.
The annual State Sunday School con,
VentiOn will convene in Caldwell, De-
tOber 1Ith ana 18th. a fun delegation
is expected from tOWLS aud cities IL
Southern Idaho. 1t is needless 10 say
Caldwell wtii hospitality entertain tue
convention.
ID. L. SmlthSon the popular Emmett
druggist, aud his vile were Caldwell
VIslCOrS the first of the week. They
came over to welgome 20. A. MIR.
Smiths0n says that Emmett is tie
coming town, that business was good
and everybody prospecting.
The Enterprise, Idaho, correspondent
of the Nampa Leader says: There
will be more hay put up this season on
the river than ever before. The third
crop is fine. All hay is being held at
five dollars, but sheep men have not
begun buying Us yet, for the reason
that the range is better than it has
been for years"
Regular preaching services at the
Baptist church Sunday morning and
evening. Subject in the morning:
characteristics of Useful Christian"
Evening: why Punishment for Sin
is Delayed" The Lords supper will
be administered after the morning ser
mon. Hours of meeting: 1870 a. m.
aud 1880 p. III.
II wish to express my thanks to the
manufactures vi ChamDerIlns CUIlc,
Cholera aud DiarrhOed Remedy tor haE-
ing but Oh the market such wonder
fu: medicine" says W. W. MaSslngiil,
of Beaumont, ieX4s. IneTe are many
thousands Of mUtherB whose children
have been saved fium attaches Of ayS-
entery and cholery infantum who must
also lee thankful. 1t is for sale by H..
d. Blatchley Drug Co.
On the 10th OF December, 1897, Rev ).
A. Donahoe, pastor NJ. E. Church, South
Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. contracted IA
severe co d which was attended from
the beginning by vlO,ent canghlng. lie
SAYS: After rcsorlng to Il number OF
So called specifies" usually kept IN she
house, to no purpose, purchased a bot
tie of ChambertaIu'o Cough Remedy.
which acted like a charm. l most
cheerfulIy recommend 1t to the public.
For sac by IL. ID. BlatchIey Drug Co,
Lieut.. D. l.. Badley WAS a welcome
visitor in our city this week. AIR. Bad
lev is always welcome. lie came down
to attend Caldweu's WELDON" to the
! volunteers, and rel0rned next day to