The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-09-13
IN THE TRIBUNE
Is YEARS Ago

J. A. Straight has sold the Idaho
Enterprise to r. H. Davis. We vel
come Mr.. Davis to the army OF
rustlers.
Rev. G. H. Newman has accepted
the Baptist charge of Caldwell.
At the school election last Monday
Mr.. D. D. Campbell was elected trus-
tee for a term of three years. Dan is
good man and will make good
trustee.
The Caldwell Fair Assn will hold
its first annual fair September -, 80
and October l. Complete premium
list next week. The Caldwell Jockey
Club will hold its races at the same
time.
School will commence at the old
school house on September 10. Prof.
Emerson, of Odgen. will be the prin-
cipal, while Mrs. Blatchley will preside
over the primary departments. The
new school house will be completed
about December I, but until that time
the old shanty will have to be used.
In response to invitations about
forty of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Olmstead assembled at their residence
last Tuesday evening to celebrate the
second anniversary of their wedding
1t is needless to say that everybody
expected an evening of social enjoy
ment. but the magnificent manner in
which they were entertained was past
the comprehension of everyone. After
the interchange of greeting and 4
sociable chat all around, the music
started up. and everybody was soon
lost in the pleasures of the dance. But
it was not until the guests sat down
to the finest repast that was ever
spread in Caldwell that they realized
that their cup of enjoyment was full,
and when they arose from the table
they certainly must have realized that
it was Overlooking. The guests de-
parted at a late hour, leaving their
esteem and good wishes in the shape
OF several fine presents.
On the 18th day of October the new
Odd Fellows Hail will be publicly
dedicated with grand and imposing
ceremony, and in the evening Of the |
same day ball will be given that will
eclipse anything Of the kind in the ter
ritory. Visitors from all parts of the
territory will be present. and q special
train will be run from Boise to ac-
commodate the Grand Lodge, which |
will be in session there at that time
Committees are already actively at
work making arrangements, and As /
this is the first Odd Fellows hall in |
the territory to put up and owned byl
The order, it will excite a great deal Of |
interest. The dedication and ball will |
De public. everybody being invited
There will be exercises of some kind
n the afternoon the character OIL
which is not yet fully determined.
Tickets to the ball will be three dol
ars. The dance will be at the Pacific
lotel, while the lodge room will be
liled with card tables and other ANUS
nents for those who do not care to
lance. The program will be published
IS soon as completed, and this notice
but to warn people to look out for
omething grand.
The boys" had little amusement
With a loud mouthed drummer the
ther day. BY some means thew cot
i'm into q bet of $50, and after both
ides had put up the money, the stake
Older slipped the money to Brown
nd went out and hid. Then the |
suckers" attention was called to the II
Missing stakeholder, and the scene
'hich followed was simply rich. he II
airly danced with rage and excitement II
nd took an awful oath that he would III
IN down the black thief IL II tool, NJ, ii
!! tall. OF course nobody knew the II
lief, so the excited drummer hired II
constable Brown to run him down III
'oward evening Brown came in with
,e money, and gave graphic account
the chase and capture. The nov
elighted drummer spent about half
it in drinks for the boys. fully con-
lnced that he wac ;us% con .h.na