The Idaho Statesman from Boise, Idaho • 5

IDAHO DAILY STATESMAN SUNDAY APRIL 27 1902 lillEY PAID TO YOU WANT TO KNOW WHAT SMARTLY DRESSED MEN WILL WEAR THIS SEASON ASK TO SEE STEIN-BLOCH Mrs- Charles White $10 in gold McGuire $5 in gold sofa by Mr -and Mrs Kincaid and Mr and Mrs Goodall solid gold spoon by Mrs Brumm gold locket by -Mrs Blair chain by eight neighbors towels by Mrs Rodgers lace collar by Mrs Patterson sofa I pillow by Grace Anderson two silk I mufflers by Mr and Mrs Ed Hays Thel wedding cake was presented by Mr and Mrs Wilson An elegant lunch was served at 9:30 mt after which the company dispersed wishing tiros of many haPPy I Tipton Staples HE Neal and Anderson Make a Fine Clean-Up District Conventions to Be Held in Idaho in May in i have been made for the AT THUNDER holding of two district conventions of the Sunday School association of the state fn the southern part of the state early next month The first off these Another Important Salo in Which They I heldatBlackfoo In the' Third of the state embracing all of southeastern Idaho on Thursday Friday and Saturday May 1 2 and 3 The second will occur the next week being hekl In this the Second district which embraces all this portion of the state on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday May 6 7 and 8 at Nampa' The feature of both these conventions as well as a county convention of the Four Boise men yesterday received I Latah county Sunday school at as their share of the proceeds I cow on May 25 will be the presence of a sale of Thunder Mountain prop-1 of Mrs MaryF Bryner of Peoria 111 erty last January and in addition they I one of the foremost Sunday school field become the owners of 70000 shares of I workers In the United States She the stock of the Belle of Thunder I makes a specialty of primary work Mountain Mining company worth about I and this will be nfode a feature of as much more I these conventions The four men thus enriched are I General Passenger Agent Bur-Staples Tipton Neal and I ley of the Oregon-Short Line has grant- -C Anderson In January -they sold led a rate of one fare for the round trij to the Belle company the Apex Holy I on the occasion of the two district con-error Black Bill and Warren Frac-1 ventions in the- southern part of the tion claims which they held -under I state and a large attendance is exbond from Spencer of White Bird pected and Thomas of Meadows The amount due the four $40000 was paid in the form of a draft due in three months and the draft was honored AA 4 Tang opium J61nt SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETINGS day morning by Officers Bryon and Andrews- and several arrens costs which they paid Dr Lee Tang I pleaded not guilty to the charge of keeping an opium joint but after the examination of several witnesses the court pronounced him guilty and lm- i ming company operating in the Fossil A Baptist church has been organized I Wyo oil field has received the follow-n iat VanWyck Mr Anxies is to act asing interesting letter from Mer- pastor He will receive some help from rlttl a man who has had long expert- of cattle to feed Canfield has gone to Alberta Denver Colo April Mr John ANOTHER BIG DEAL Holcomb Group of Sixteen Claims Dis- ih1 i i ua viil wuuiu mu posed of to the Bell Company I tockmea of Long valley that wlth proper development It is to Staples has sold the Fred Hoi- Yi' be one of the most valuable oil procomb group of 16 claims to the Belle Thomas Worthing is busy ductns districts In the United States Thunder Mountain company The price appeared later In the evening buying up be is understood to' be $00 000 I before Judge McGInty and were dis- Dressed Beef The sale Includes water I ar there will beutah on the lne of the 'i-j i i Um hut few left for other buyers who come where made an extensive examination Brown pleaded guilty to smoking opi-1 In later I In August 1901 It la on the same belt and identical with the Fossil produc- rights one on Marble creek and the other on Sunnyslde creek These will give the company a great water power YU6 madej-Including Lee -Tang Nellie Adams Lillie Brown and Yuen Sing trnl tl'OVA ftl tflA Vlfl AA At A tltMA Af um and received a fine of $5 each and he can engage In stockraising on I a more extensive scale than Is possible here with limited range Some I 4 AL 1 A vislttns the oil fields at Fossil Wyo I and mating 8uch examination as a day vIgt W0U1J allow I am satisfied I Merc Co Biggest Best and Busiest Store SH0SK0NE VISITED BY ins oil of the same high grade and unlike California and Texas oil which AQPRIHIIQ Cl DC I at best Is a very poor grade of fuel oil dtMUUd NKtand WQula nQt be considered in the market with this oil It will find a Shoshone April 26-About 4:30 Frl-1 ready market at good prices as oil such day morning fire was discovered Tn the I as found in the Fossil fi eld is in good saloon building of Thomas Fay and in- I demand being very rich in Its byside of a half hour a half Talock of the I products where the great profit is on business portion of the town was wiped I refining out It burned a building used as a I Many people are watching develop- restaurant the county hospital thementa in the FSsfj1 aS dental parlors of Dr Rogers and I through Utah and Nevada on this same a big warehouse of the Stockgrowers I belt an there will be great activity Mercantile company all along the line especially where The Stockgrowers were the heaviest I transportation Is at hand losers Their building and its contents! was very u11101 pleased to find your were Insured at $1500 which will hard-1 company so well equipped with the best ly cover the loss sustained Thomas machinery and competent experienced Fay owned the building where the res- drillers men that thoroughly er- Idanha- Cooper Oreana I I taurant saloon and hospital were and hunter San Francisco i3akr cad only about $1100 Insurancejthat orth in NVw York Buehler Salt lalo which was about one-third of its valu- It ctaop Wraight Butte Mont Utlon Most of the goods were taken o11 ie best machin- Dewev Nazxma Leeds Kansas of the buildings It Is economy to-have the best maemn- uewey mampa i leeas jvansas I ery and the best men of experience that can be secured By the way I find that your drillers are from the old home of our family Pennsylvania where several of our family have been operating oil wells sljice before the civil war the first a flne 37 and eost3 amountlng City James Shaw San Francisco FL Lawle Chicago Hoagland Caldwell A Harrison Milwaukee! A White St Louis Rogers Salt Lake Carpenter Ontario ing the depot grounds is practically IMPROVEMENTS AT PARMA Work of the Ope30n Short Line Will Beautify the Town Parma April The work of grad- out from the new Eldorado and are going on to Boise visit with his relatives here 'Mr Horrie said that the prospect was that business would be dull in Montana this summer The shortening of the forces in the smelters would have a marked effect on business conditions The recent strike had also tended to depress business Copper was so low that there was little hope for especial activity fpr some time in the mines and the whole the prospect for the immediate future was not encouraging The merchants of Anaconda were much' interested in Thunder Mountain and were moving to secure a wagon road through the Big Hole country and across the Bitter Boot range over which they could reach the Idaho Golconda are full of business" said A Moss the Payette merchant when seen at -the Overland last evening Payette he continued had never seen such prosperous times He had made a drive of -25 miles through the valley Just before starting for Boise and had been surprised at the activity he witnessed everywhere There were scores of new farms being ploughed sage brush fires were burning in every di- rection and new houses were In course 0f construction at every turn A few days ago the old hop farm had been soid and he noticed that already the owners were at work He saw half a hvigg Boise Idaho-Dear Sir: After A111 about 45 years and are still producing rom old nf Mr Twl has faeived 12 samples Twiggs nas reeeuea sampira axle grease They show what the Wyoming oil Is and should be seen by all who appreciate such things Tne oils are perfect They can be seen in the office of Marcellus in Davis block Assaying Supplies Assayers materials and supplies Manning's assay south of city hall door OLIMBIA THEATRf CIISI JAMES A PINNEY Manager Saturday May 3 ONE NIGHT ONLY POSITIVE APPEARANCE OF LEWIS rfD HIMSELF INCLUDING MISS ROSABEL MORRISON And his excellent Company of Players in the ORIGINAL FAMOUS SCENIC and DRAMATIC PRODUCTION OF WITH ITS WONDERFUL ELECTRIC AND CALCIUM EFFECTS THE MARVELOUS SCENE With Genuine Flashes of Lightning and the Magio Rain of Fire PRODUCED HERE IN ITS ENTIRETY PRODUCTION ENTIRELY NEW THIS SEASON Reserved seats on sale at book store Prices $150 $100 and 75c General admittance 50c I Eugene Horrle son of Horrie has arrived from Anaconda for a brief VERY SAD ACCIDENT Little One Falls Head-first Into the Can and Drowns in a Few Inches of Soapsuds Covering the Bottom of the VanWyck April The little child of Jim Lloyd aged 15 months was drowned in a 5-gallon oil can The mother had stepped out for a few minutes leaving the child sitting on the floor When she returned she found it drowned having fallen head first into a 5-gallon oil can with' a few' lncfies of soapsuds in the bottom The child was quite dead when taken ouL NOTES OF THE VALLEY Robert McDonald cut off his toe while cutting wood in the timber The awCau2 nthe a tree Freighters from Boise who have ar rived from Boise report the road in a very fair condition for this time of the year and they frill go clear through with wagons on the next trip The stock has all been turned out the snow having all gone except along the timber on the west side The hills are quite green and the weather very warm There is considerable hay left over even by those who have had large bunches Canada to seek a new stock range where heavy freight trains There has been I train have Socialist party has a club of 20 members In this pity of which Stark is secretary and treasurer George Triplow organizer and Candee literary agent East and west Weiser precincts each having more than 400 vofers a new precinct has been formed out of them called Middle Weiser precinct Sanders has been appointed justice of the peace and John Neyins constable of the new precinct Among the extensive improvements to be made this summer by the Salzer-Fcrd company at their Rapid river mine is a 6300 foot tramway for moving ores: George Oram has been here this week from Pocatello visiting his wife and friends Dr Easter Is occupying his new residence William L'Hame the expert and ten others frbm Covelo Ukiah and Bedding Cal and Rexburg Ore are outfitting here today for Thunder Mountain The ranch belonging to tlie Choate estate has been sold to Mrs Mary Johnson for $2475 Thunder Mountain Travel Weiser April II Harp of Boise c-re this morning the A I for Thunder Mountain Curley Brewer Phil Guidlcl and Want-land arrived this afternoon on the train from Council They have just come Mllld DrOWI16d Ifl 0 udllOfl Ull Qan MOTHER FOUND IT DEAD I 1 1 Maloney St Joseph Med-tfury Slone New York Haffron Salt Lake Wantland sufficient for all possible needs of its business The claims are on Marble creek at the mouth of Sunnyslde creek Mr Sta- pies secured an option on the group when Mr Holcomb was here Messrs Tipton Neal and Anderson are equal partners with him in this deal also The claims embraced in-the transaction are the Deadwood Nos 1 2 3 4 and 5 Nancy Hanks Golden Bow Maud Myrtle Bonnie Marie Mountain Maid Little Jim Lucky Cuss Irene and Black Beauty BASEBALL NEWS- GAME FOR TODAY New Uniforms Ordered for the Boise Team Improvements Being Made at Natatorium Park Manager Coate ordered the' new uniforms for the Boise team last Thursday They will be Yale gray trimmed in royal blue and he expects to have them in time to play the opening game May 4 There will be 'another meeting of the managers and members of the board Jhe first of next week to complete all Unfinished business It will take place either in Nampa or Boise There have been several important improvements made at the Natatorium Park grounds of late one is the new netting that has been put up to keep the balls out of the lake behind the grandstand This week they will improve the diamond and outfield Paul Wilde was selected as a member of the board for' the Boise team Walter Holman will captain the team while Goate will manage it All three of the above men will put forth their efforts to have Boise win the pennant Jack Kimball will be umpire The team will be composed of pres- Has often begun with a new suit ofclotlies you certainly cannot expect business success if you are poorly dressed yet it is not at all necessary to spend a lot of money on your apparel in order to be as well and stylishly dressed as your fashionable neighbor You may not know it but it is a fact that many of the best-dressed business men in this part of the state have worn the 'SteinBloch Clothes for years in preference to having them made to measure for they i i secure the latest styles perfect fit and obviate the innumerable and possible disap-pointment in the end besides they know they have exactly the same quality at about half the expense Why don't you form the MStein-Bloch habit?" It will save you money and preserve your self-respect 25C 5c Bry Goods5 Stove 4 completed The Oregon Short Line has taken great pains to beautify the depot Caswell Thunder Mountain Rival towns are alidad Cmith rhiraun- Whrle Vamoa- beginning to complain that Parma is lef Thousands of cars of gravel have been wife Ed Balbach Detroit El-1 hauIed and dumped the track for a distance of about a mile The right- of-way has been made as level as a floor The most substantia Improve-1 ment is the construct on of a side-track I S000 feet length to accommodate the mer Thunder Mountain A Klmer Portland A Coughanour Payette Pacific-Charles Brown Horseshoe Bend Welch California Ol 7C Walking Skirt' full width in j7C Oil I gray and brown for QQ QC Flounced Skirt full width in QQ OC OZiZJ navy blue and gray at uZiZu QQ Cn Flounced Melton Skirt green QQ CH OOiUU gray and brown for iuiuU Hair Line Stripe Skirt green IUU and gray special at 0)1 fi Tucked Flounced Skirt in gray I ft OtiUU blue and brown for OtiOU OCCfi Eleven rgore Skirt in gray 0C Efi uDiUU black and green for uDiuU i Shirt Waists from 6oc to $550 each Friend Waists from 35c to 75c age 4 to 12 years Walker Pocatello George Cooksey I ijg longest trains can now pass each Idaho City Harman Payette I other without be'ng obliged to run in Norton Nampa Aulger Weis-1 onr a side-track and thea lnck out The ent residents of Boise and will be one er Otto Rust Lewiston Mey-1 cost of grading has been $3500 one-third of the best amateur teams ever in the berg Kansas' City MooreSereno 0f Which was expended for beautifying sfcto Mo Stephanie A Ziller St the depot grounds The citizens aske I Paul Minn -I the Short Line company to make a park of the ground and an engineer Vet Cleveland I was sent to make estimates for apply-Falk Mercantile company at the Nat-1 Wolfe Union Ore Lynch I ing water and setting out shrubbery atcrium grounds this afternoon No Nampa I Frodsham Ogden 1 admittance will be charged! The first CrosswelL Salt Lake Harry Greatman nine promises that the Falk team will agent Faust company Fitzger-not score The are sanguine they adt Seattle Elmer Towne Rocky Bar a New will A big crowd will be In attend- Longrmire Tacoma A Moses NVice The following is the lineup: I Payette Curley Brewer Phil Guidlcl First VanSickle catcher Con- Thunder Mountain rad- catcher Spear pitcher Ross first Mansfield 111 base Engelhart second base Shaf Ostroth Denver shortstop Spencer third base Ross Precinct Established in that Town Weiser April 26 Isaac Hewitt and Thomas Floyd have arrived from Ober-lln Kas to remain permanently The former will buy a ranch and the latter work at the trade The Newman Oakland CaL Long- ho Northern Ry A Byrd DeLamar Cooper Oreana Shanahan Idaho City Melbourne Sonora Cal Walter Clouder Placerville Will A Brown Mayfield Day Sweet W- Thorp Caldwell Paul Arpke Beatrice FILED FOR RECORD The following realty transfers have leftfield Morris centerfield Noleman Fengler Salt Lake City John Dunni-rightfield Coate substitute gan Lewiston Welch and wife Falk Mercantile Ham- Astor 111 Peck Chicago monds catcher Mendenhall pitcher Simon Spokane William Mitchell Morden first base Pinkham second New York A Waters Welser basef'Falk third base Pettengill short Anderson and wife Cripple Creek stop Mayfield centerfield Mason left- Gordon Wackan Chicago Cal field Athey rightfield Meyer lopy Nampa Charles Hammond Ida- 1 Klenztr substitutes GOLDEN WEDDING and Mrs Henry White Celebrate Fiftieth Anniversary Mr and Mrs Henry White celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at their home on North Sixth street last evening About 100 were present consisting of the A' and 30 pieces Fancy Gingbams mercerized and cords (Monday) per yard for 32 inch Percale fast colors while' they last 3 yardsfor 16 inch Cotton Crash in bleached and brown at per yard organizations which attended In a body been filed with the county Recorder and many friends I Andrew Deisenroth to Julia A very touching address was given 3 and part of lot 47 in block 60 con-by-Rev Wright who read the $900 marriage-license which was issued on' Henry and Lenora Scott of Bur-April 22 1852 Following Mr Wright Ungton Ia to Dwight 1807 was a short address by Kingsbury aires the northeast quarter of section who with a very -appropriate speech1 17 tpwnshlp 3 north range 2 east con-presented Mr and Mrs White with a deration $1807 $20 gold piece in behalf of the A 1 Mrs Anna Cloud presented a round oak SUPERINTENDENT APPOINTED stove in behalf of theWR Other The school board held a meeting last presents received were Ed: Sherman evening and appointed William Hautz $5 in gold James St'eele $5 in gold Mr superintendent of construction of the and Mrs Marks $10 In gold Mr and High school building.