The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-10-22

Oub MS couhtehanee expressed 0amltl
FOR SALE-The property on Main
street known as tho "old Haskell Hotel.
Frame structure, 80 feet front, a.
most desirable location for business.
For terms of sale call on OF address
Mrs. E. S. Mohr, Payette, Idaho.
A. j. Mcfarland, of Falk's Store,
was in Caldwell yesterday. Nc is a.
staunch Republican and says Falk's
sore district is going TO surprise some
ona on the 9th of November after the
votes are counted. He is confident of
Republican success.
fit be true that the early bird catch
o. the worm, Ed Meek amt going to be
the hindermost man in the race for
clerk. The only trouble with
Ed is that he is handicapped. The
silver Republican and Democratic
loads don't balance worth cent.
The voters Of this locality should not
lose sight of the fact that, during these
trying political times, that the Kraft
Clothing company is still doing bust
ness at the old stand and are offering
some excellent bargains in mems and
boys clothing and furnishings. See
their ad.
Attorney Frank ]. Smith returned
Sunday from Blackfoot where he had
been attending to legal matters. He
also took some keen political obserVa-
tions and says there is not the least
doubt but that southern Idaho will
return good majority for the Repub-
Iican ticket.
It would appear from the article
published in Wednesdays Record and
signed by j. B. Wright, that the gentle
man had at one time during his life
swallowed a Singer sewing Machine,
attachments added. However, it
must have been very old model as 1t
pears badly ratified and the shuttle
cock seems to have jumped over the
drive wheel and got lost in the mix-up.
Mrs. David e. Smithson was in Cald,
well Tuesday making the acquaintance
of our townspeople in the interests Of
her husband, who is a candidate on the
Republican ticket for county treasurer.
The lady has visited nearly every pre-,
cinct in ths county and states that the
ladies everywhere are taking much in
terest in election matters, and that the
majority of them are inclined towards
Republicanism.
mfrs. H. ". A. Fugerson came to
Caldwell with the Colonel and viii
accompany him and Mr.. Wyman
on their speaking tour of this and Ida
no counties. A number of the Repub-
lican ladies of Caldwell called upon Mrs.
Fugerson at the hotel and fonnd the
"She" Speaker, as Mrs FugersOn was
christained at Silver City, very INTEL
egent and delightful lady. She is an
enthusiastic Republican and predicts
Republican success in Idaho this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Horn left Mon
day evening for Omaha where they
will spend a short time seeing the sights
of the Exposition. The prospects Of the
pleasures Of the trip got Jake so ex,
cited that he went away and forgot to
carry along a fair sized "Original
Package that one of his friends gave
him to add to the other pleasures Of
the trip. We sincerely hope this over
sight win not in any way mar the
editors enjoyment or interfere with
his appetite.
The trip overland to California which
was. contemplated by Mr.. and Mrs. G.
b. Steunenberg has been indefinitely
postponed on account of Mr.. Steunen.
berg very poor healh the past few
weeks, All arrangements for the trip
had been made and everything ready
for the start, when it became neces-
sary for Mr.. Steunenberg to remain
over until another operation could be
performed for appendicitis trouble. 1t
VIII be necessary for him to 60 to Salt
Lake city fOr'treatment.
NJ, R, w. Sweet, the founder and
builder of the Caldwell creamery, was
in town the greater portion of the past
week meeting old friends and acquain-
tances. Mr.. Sweet is at present locat-
ed at Salubria where he is putting up
another cooperation creamery. The
piaHts built by Dir. Sweet, all give ex-
cellent satisfaction and this is partic-