The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-09-06

Ni. LEWIS oinltn made trip to
Parma Wednesda to meet Miss Edna
Day
Mrs. w. l.. Holten went to Caldwell
Friday to visit her daughter, Mrs Roy
Myler. who is still in the hospital
Mrs. Myler is steadily improving but
Will not be able to come home for a
couple of weeks yet
Mrs. l.. B. Cowan is visiting friends
in and near Nampa.
Miss Smith, a trained nurse from
Caldwell, and lately from Sioux CITY,
is taking care of Ned Freeburn. who
is convalescent.
A very pleasant social dance was
given at the Gilman Hall last Friday
evening. Quite a large crowd attend
ed. The music was good, floor was in
hne condition and a delicious lunch
was served by Mrs. Gilman.
w. P. Bean has just received ship
ment of dry goods The goods are
not on the shelves yet. but what can
be seen, show that very good judg-
ment was used in selecting.
3. Heath made a business trip to
Caldwell last week
Mrs. w. H. Jesse and daughter
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr..
Jesse at the reclamation camp at
Wilder.
Mr.. Lewis Smith and Mrs. S. A.
Day made a trip to Fargo Monday.
Mark Price is now drilling a we'll
for J. S. Flesher at his residence a
mile south of town.
Mrs. Hodgins and Miss Alice Hold
gins, from Froman's Ferry, were down
for the dance Friday evening.
Mr.. w. P. Bean assures us that Mrs.
Mrs. Bean will arrive the last of this
week. They will occupy the Jordan
house.
Mrs. S. A. Day expects to open a
restaurant soon in the Landbeck build
ing.
Rev B. F. Clay conducted religious
services Sunday morning.
All Of the second hay crop is at
last in the stack.
Miss Celia Cowan is attending the
teachers institute in Boise. She will
go from there to Apple Valley to take
charge of the primary department in
school there.
Elmer Maxwell, cement expert
from Caldwell, is in charge of the
work at the cement block factory.
Cement blocks and brick are being
made.
Mrs. Mark Price is visiting with her
daughter in Caldwell
Miss Mercer and Mr.. Peters are
attending the teachers institute in
Boise this week.
Owen Ramsey and family are liv-
ing in one of the houses near the
river. Mr. Ramsey is working at the
cement block factory.
Mrs. Henry Cox and -Llyod Cox
stayed over night at the Schenck ranch
night. They were on their
way to their home near Caldwell, after
visiting Earl Cox's ranch near Mahog |
any Mountain.
Miss Mabel Laing, who has been
staying at the Mcleod ranch, left the
asst part of the week to attend the
eacher's institute in Boise.
School here will begin September
9TH. Miss Mercer will have charge
Of the primary grades in the Jensen
and Mr.. Peters of the gram
ner grades in the old school building.
Messrs. Kelly, Tucker, and WEIGH.
Who have been boarding at w. H.
[essee's, left Friday having completed
heir work in this section.
R. d. lessee and Ellsworth Sample
will give a dance at the Gilman Hall,
Friday evening, September 9th.
Guy Jordan had charge of the ferry
Turing Mr.. Heath's absence.
Charles McCoard and Col. w. L.
Iolton, directors of the Gem District,
net with the state and board in Boise
asst Friday.
Mr.. Mcleod mas moved his family
rom their ranch on Jump Creek, to
heir residence in Caldwell for the
winter.
Bids for the construction of the
lew school building were opened Sat
lrday evening They were as follows:
G. H. Van Wyngarden, $lO,2l0; c.
I. Emmett, $lO,550; G. w. Williams,
1O,750; Whitwav lee Const. Co, SILL
90; Raver & Mallory, $1l,l45; Berg
I Johnson, $1l 200; and H. Crisman,
1888. The contract was awarded
o G. H. VanWyngarden.
A hearty rainfall pleased the farmers
tuesday night, and Wednesday, |
Henry Peterson, from the Mcleod
anch, was hunting stray stock on the
reek this week.
Mrs. Lewis Smith. visited Mrs.
laden Monday.
,hris Jensen and Robert Orr are busy
tearing and preparing new ground
or crops next year.
Mr.. Walker and wife from Caldwell
,ere in Homedale Tuesday.
The Gem Irrigation District heil
ale of delinquent lands. that come
nder their project, last Tuesday The
istrict purchased all of it.
J. D. Stull at the foot of Posion
,reek Hill, has fine crop of fruit
his year. Peaches, plums, prunes and
rapes are now ready for use.