The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-09-24
HOMEDALE ITEMS
Middleton, Idaho

Homedale, Idaho, Sept. Especial to
THE TR1BUNEI. School is progressing very
well under the management of Miss Trow-
bridge.
Sunday School at the School-house every
Sunday at o'clock. All are cordially in
vited to attend.
F. NJ. Garter and son Morris visited Cald-
well Monday.
Jacob Maxwell went to Nampa today
where he was called by the illness of a
brother and sister.
Ethel Mcdowell spent few hours in
Caldwell Saturday.
Raymond Estes from Nampa has moved
onto his homestead about three miles be-
low Homedale
A petition is out asking for division of
our school district as about one-half of the
scholars are too far from the school house
to attend
Pearl Mcdowell of Homedale and Mr..
Pegram of Kansas were married in Cald-
well Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Fletcher visited their
daughter near Star the first of the week.
Weather cool and pleasant today. A
light rain fellSabout two O'Clock.
Charley Wright returned to the Graf
ranch today after spending few days in
Caldwell and vicinity.
| Delbert Fletcher came home Yesterday
so as to attend school here.
H. H. Mcdowell has the lumber on the
| dence.
The school trustees are having a new
pump put in at the school house.
Sherman, Mamie and Pearl Mussel ar.
rived in Homedale from Soldier Sunday.
Sherman started back to Soldier yesterday
for his mother and the small children.
Mr.. James A Pegram and Miss Pear
Mcdowell were married at the Methodis
parsonage on Tuesday evening of this weeE
by Rev Helman.
A little booklet on how to treat and care
for the teeth can be gotten free by calling
at DR.. Z. E. Dutton's office This little
booklet will frequently save pain and ex
pense.
President Boone of the College of Idaho
delivered the opening public lecture of the
college year at the Assembly Hall FRIDAY
evening Sept 23 Subject, Electrical Pro
digies." 1t was rare opportunity for ou1
citizens to listen to a ripe discussion OF
the latest wonders of the electrical world
and was immensely enjoyed.
Henry Reniemer of Middleton was il
Caldwell Tuesday. Mr.. Reinemer is an as
pirant for sheriff and has the loyal supper
of Middleton. He is an energetic youn,
man and if his precinct Is to be honOre(
by the position going there. his many Cald
well friends would be pleased He feel
quite confident of the nomination.
w. H. Taylor. ex,sheriff of Canyon
county, was in Caldwell Wednesday look
ing up the political situation and transact
ing business. Mr.. Taylor is not in low
with the Dubois program and objects II
Chairman Jackson reading out of the part
all Democrats who are not in sympath,
with the present ideas of Senator Dubois
Miss Gertrude Housel and Mr.. H. Am
herst Howe were quietly married at tn
home of the brides brother, Rev c. A
Housel, at Creswell, Oregon, on the even
ing of September Elsa. Miss Housed fo
the past year has been in Caldwell" MI
and Mrs. Howe will make their home il
in Eugene, Oregon.
The little eighteen months old boy Q
Arthur Robinson, who is working with tn
grading crew on Frank Smiths land soutl
of town, met with a painful accident las
Wednesday. His mother had put som
boiling water in tub, and in some wa
the little fellow pulled it over onto himse
scalding his neck and shoulders very badly