The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-11-19
He reports very prosperous season
for the Parma people.

for the Parma people.
J. e. Lueus closed up his harness
and saddleFy business here Saturday,
aud departed for Oregon points where
he win lock for location. John was
one of Caldwell's most enterprising
and progressive business men and the
TRIBUNE, while regretting his depaat-
ure, wishes him unbounded success.
A talking machine that stalks talk"
Unsurpassed as a source Of pleasure or
profit. Better than an organ or piano
fer the keine An-elegant holiday
gift Latest signed records on hand.
Send for catalogues in time. Spring
motors S17 and $50. r. G.. Spaulding
Il Co. state agents, 1874 Main ST. Boise,
Idaho.
1t was reported about town this week
that Frank Dement,, a Caldwell boy
who went to Manila with the idaho
boys. had recently died of small pox.
When last heard of Frank was very
low with typhoid fever, but was on the
road to recovery. His reported death
has cast a gloom over his many friends
in Caldwell and it is yet to be hoped
that the report is false.
Down in Bear Lake county, the en-
tire Democratic ticket was elected by
majorities ranging from four to five
hundred with one exception. In this
instance Republican Mormon bishop
ran against Democratic newspaper
man and the aforesaid pencil pusher
was showed under in great shape. This
clearly demonstrates that a bishopship
Is alright providing you know how to
use it.
In connection with their large and
complete line of millinery goods, the
Misses Gilgans now carry fine line Of
novelties for the holiday trade. This
line consists Of rare chtnaware, ancient
carvings in wood wo!k, in the shape of
work boxes, SAFES, etc, and very
pretty line Of fans, paper cutters and
other like novelties. Their stock is
very pretty and appropriate and you
should call and see it.
John I. Morrison, Esq, who had
charge of Republican Headquarters at
Boise during tho past two months,
closed up shop and returned to Cald-
well Monday. lie feels quite elated
over the results of the election, and
states that while the Republicans did
not elect a candidate on the state tick
ct, the large increased vote they receiv-
ed is very encouraging for the cam
paign two years hence.
Along the line of interesting results
of election, Abe state Of Washington
voted down a proposed constitutional
amendment allowing women the right
of suffrage, while at the same hour the
women Of Idaho diligently engaged in
voting and being voted for for impor
tant public positions. Idaho Fall has
broke the record so far by electing
a woman justic of the peace-LeWiston
Tribune.
The latest issue of The Waco contains
much TO interest and entertain. It's
pictures include views of New York
Volunteers at Camp Mckinley, Homo
lulu new set of Manila pictures
picture illustrating the Medical Depart
ment Of the University of California,
recently inaugurated in San Francico.
A page view of Market street on cleo
ton day, showing the marvellous array
of banner with which it was adorned
will interest those who are acquainted
with the normal aspect of this thorough
fare; a picture of the Registration
oflic on election night, page of French
stagebeauties; pictures of Seattle and
San Francisco bellies, together with por
traits of celebrities of the day, make a
very effective number. The letter press
includes editorials and comments on
the eletion, superb description of
latter day conditions in Manila by Rob-
ert Porter, together with. correspondent
from London and New York, stories
and articles of geRerAl intrest
SOusa'S Band in Idaho.