The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-07-05

IiVed DIT the saratoga MONDAY.
S John Steunenberg is sick this wee
at his home on Belmont street.
: Born, July 2. to r. and Mrs. J. W
Waggoner, boy.
Mr.. A. Streets little girl is very sicl
at Pleasant Ridge.
c. F. Webb and daughter of Namp;
are in town for medical treatment.
, A daughter was born June 80 te
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones.
Edith Boyes left Wednesday for the
east on vacation.
Mr.. }. ?. Browns grandchild fell
from wagon and fractured its collar
bone last week.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter of Weiser
were in Caldwell Sunday.
| G. G. Harris and wife of Emmett
were in town Monday
julie Plowhead of Hardin, Colorado
made business trip to this city.
Summer colds are hard to oct rid
o. and frequently lead to asthma
bronchitis. and hay fever. Do NOT let
your cold get hold on YOU. but nc.
foley,s Honey and Tar Compound
lof quick relief. w. H. Allen, Chel-
sea- Wis.,. says: 1--WE prefer Folev,s
Honey and Tar Compound to other
cough medicines because it quickly
cures coughs and colds. 1t will ward
OF a cold if taken in time" Contains
no opiates. Botkin & Harmon Drro
Co. ... Afus
Mr.. John A. Haley of Nasbv;l,.
Tenn. who is associated with Mr.. q
n. Turner of this city in the horse
business. is in the city for a coun1e
OF months. Mr.. Haley has been con-,
ing to Caldwell for the past ten wears
ana with Mr.. Turner. does a verv
large business in the purchase and
sale of stock. "u
Last year two Methodist ministers
tried their hands in one region of
owyhee county. They found the neo
PIE honest and abrupt and withal
rugged frontier company. Some ~
'hem remembered the days of the
rope and branding iron, and the nm
written law, and about how these two
should be used, and that unwritten
mandate about the only definite rs
straint to be found anywhere in the
WIGS. This has only been two wears
since, remember.
these two good preachers oneped
tneir campaign of love and hope. Tbev
vis'.ed around and were royalty treat.
81 OUT missed that spiritual comm.
mon that is SO much desired NV tha
missionary when out on his stormy
Journeys. They went to a certain
good mans home for the day. sun-
'ef .'me came and they were court
'ously asked to the table where thew L
'a' minute with the hired man wait.
ns the advent of the host. Presently
ne rugged man came into the room 4;
. see what the quiet meant. He was
drying his face with q I
oweL He had supposed the m;n;st.~. i
lad started to eat and was surprised i
0 hnd they were waiting the usual
CEREMONY of the average minister
ne words OF thankfulness which are i
. appropriate anywhere when men t
ar'ake OF Gods bounties. His sur T
rise was vented when he calculated f
cry forcibly not a request that one t
= the ministers should say grace, but h
nc words that fell upon the waiting n
ars were positively tremendous and h
'ere as follows as nearly as the Trib- F
nc would care to put it: "Whv in
roken English haven't you started to
Inc Owyhee people away back in RI
&c WIGS are strenously honest. ac- il
oraing to their own code of laws. A e
o'se minister married a young man n
ON there' three years since, who ii
al never seen girl until he was n
'eive years of age. He came to CaId- a,
ell one fall soon after school had ri
pehed. lie struck the street LEADING C
any pretty girls to one of the school
1lidlngs. There he stood like an
statue. He saw every little I
ri as she passed. He was bew;ld-
ed and dumfounded. He had never
opposed there were any such beau-
Jul animals on earth and much Ices w
d ne suppose they were to be found in
re at home The little girls comp kt
med of his conduct toward them ar
married very early in Boise and nc
ed with his wife three DAYS onlv 10
,ere are school children in the wilds
Owyhee county who never saw m
church, who do not know the differ 1T
&C between preacher and a law or