The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-11-24
STAT.E NEWS.
Troubles 10 Shosfone COunty-St.
Anthony Retains County Seat,
And Other News.

Dick Adams was discharged
I Monday November 10, after a pre-
1iminary hearing on the charge Of
numbering Daniel Kildee and Will
lam Kennedy. The court held that
Adams had killed them In self-de-
fense. It will be remembered that
Kildee and Kennedy are the two
dynamiters who started out to get
! Adams scalp, but he was too quick
for them, and killed both. These
two wont do any mere dynamiting
for some time TO come.
Mr.. Robert Noble has leased all
Of his ewes and bucks-about 3o,-
600 head-and will not have the
labor and care Of looking after SO
many camp tenders and herders
from this time on. They are most
ly leased with thesstipu1ation that
they shall be grazed outside of this
county, which is at the present
time overstocked. He still has on
hand his wethers and mutton Sheep
to be cared for and disposed of as
conditions may determine.-Dela-
mar Nugget.
Moscow seems to be Kone. of the
most enterprising towns of North
ern Idaho. Thereports from that
section indicates that Moscow is to
have straw board factory I The
people of Moscow propose to give
an eastern firm who desire "a snita-
bic location, a site for the factory
free of charge. And they have al
ready subscribed the amount neces-
sary to procure the site. We con-
gratulate Moscow upon her energy
and enterprise and hope she may
succeed in obtaining the factory.
We were greatly grieved to hear
Of the death of Mrs. J. D. Flenner,
wife ]. D. .Flenner, editor of the
Boise Capital. Mrs Mrs IIGiIeHner was
seized with a violent coughing
spell while going to the theater, and
altho she was Immediately driven
to her home she died in an hour or
50. The death was caused by a
ruptured blood vessel. THE TRIB-
Y .UNE extends its heartfelt sympa-
thles to the relatives and friends of
the deceased. Mrs, F1enner was
e well known in Beise~as~ one of the
most charitable women Of that city,
Y and her loss will be severely felt.
North Idaho seems to be full of
excitement, the latest bit coming
nom Harrison, Idaho. Jos. Tate
me proprietor OF, the Rival restaur
ant has a niece and also an organ.
The little girl greatly enjoys prac-
uclng on the organ but Mr.. Tate
ift thas no particular love for music
specially before breakfast / The
Attle, girl persisted in practicing
ana Tate determined to stop her;
ana general fight ensued. The
disturbance was que1led by the
marshal ! coming in and marching
late off to the county jail. This
Is getting to be>a- hard old world
d tnNe1n Wnen a man can't even eat his
ri breakfast in peace. ....5.. ~. ILL.,.
It is reported from Mountain
Home that Gov. Steunenberg, who
was was recently in that city has just
tOrmed partnership with Charley
Ioon in the sheep business. They
bought out the interests of Chattin
q HEN and hereafter-the firm will
be known as coon & steunenberg:
At{ho the Governor may never go
othe United States Senate at any
M he intends being we'll provided
Mh worldly goods" The sheep
= BUSINESS is one,ofthe most profta-
s industries 7 ofIdaho,5 the only
:, aseF being that it has 3 tendency
maze a man a Republican. We
would warn both the Governor,
ana the Republican party to PC