The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-02-17

nave got hold or One application re-
heyes the pain. For sale BY ii b.
Blatchley, Druggist.
Last week one Of our local reporters
\ got 50 excited over the things that
| happened in Blaine and Fremont coup-
ties that he lost. his head, and forgot
20 mention that Mr.. Edgar Meek, Clerk
Of the District Court, wants IL distinct
/ y understood that land proofs can be
made before him as cheaply ana pleas
an1tly as any place on earth.
I Mrs. Clark Stiles entertained the la
dies OF the Kaffse Klotch on, Thursday
afternoon. a large number of point
lace pieces were brought by the ladies
and industriously worked Upon, and
"a very profitable and pleasant afternoon
! was spent. Mrs. Stiles: served one of
the delicious lunches for which she is
famous. The ladies viii meet with
Mrs A. e. Gipsorl in two weeks.
Mobiles Company who 4 are favorites
there, will give their usual family Matt
nee !at2 O'clock today, at whict time
they produce the Irish q drama
'Kathleen Mavourneen," prices will
be reduced to i5c for children and 25c
for adults to all parts of the House.
Tonight being theirsfiaaf performance
the attraction will a Western Border
drama Lucky Ranch" plenty of sing.
ing and. dancing. Irish. and Negro
comedy anda play bound to please.
Mobiles are deserving of d liberal pat
ronage. = .rpssss.,ss,-,
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Blatchley, Druggist. q
Capt. J. M. Wells delivered his splen-
did lecture on Libby Prison" Saturday
evening to the College and High School
| students and number of friends which
| filled the Assembly hall to the fullest
| capacity. asa pleasing introduction
the students sung columbia the Gem
of the Ocean" and the Misses Cooper
artistically rendered in duet form, the
Largo Movement from Beethoven
Sonata No 2. The personal experien-
ces of Capt. Wells in connection with
his imprisonment were both thrilling
and pathetic, arousing the admiration
and sympathy of all present, and also
| had their humorous side which was
keenly enjoyed. The close attention
throughout the evening and the hearty
applause at the close, bespeak the
Captains popularity as lecturer, and
those present sincerely regretted that
the seating capacity of the Hall limited
the audience.
The concert given under the aus
pieces of the Baptist Aid Society last
Monday night was success in every
way; the audience being one of the
| largest and most enthusiastic that has
attended an ameteur performance in
this city. Space will not permit of our
commenting on individual numbers,
but the programme as whole was
given in a highly artistic manner ana
would have been credible to city
many times the size of Caldwell The
following musicians assisted: Chamin-
ade society, Mesdames Roadway, Nor
risen, Stalker, Sebree, Smith, Olmstead,
Ollie and the Misses Cooper and Jones s,
the Mandolin and Guitar Club, Mes
danes Egleston and Sebree and the
Misses Jones, Dorman, Gipson and
Mr.. A. w. Gipson; Olmstead orchestra,
Mrs. Olmstead, Misses Christensen and
Olmsteac aud Messrs Davis and Gipson.
Miss Fisher gave an exhibition of In
dian club swinging and Prof. M. l.
Church and Jesse Harmon recited.
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Stood Death Off.
E. L. Munday, a lawyer of Henrietta,