The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-11-01
ROSWELL ITEMS

C. B. Ross, Democratic candidate
for County Commissioner from the
Second district. spent Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday of last week visiting
voters in the Wilder, Deer Flat, Fargo
Creenleaf and Middleton precincts.
Will Ross left Friday evening for
Portland with carload of first-class
hogs.
The Republican rally was held at
the Presbyterian church last Thurs
day night. All of the candidates from
Canyon county were present All OF
the candidates made speeches with the
exception of Baldridge, Walt Mitchell
and A. ]. lockwood. Mr.. lockwood
gave his hearers very pleasing solo
instead OF his regular speech. A large
number of people were present to hear
the candidates.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Baptist
church met with Mrs. c. H. Allen on
Wednesday afternoon.
Professor and Mrs. F. F. Beale of
Caldwell. gave the first of their series
of musical concerts to be held at the
Presbyterian church under the ausoic-
les of the Presbyterian choir, last Fri
day evening. A large audience was
present to hear them and everyone
went away feeling that their money
had been well spent. The next of the
series will be given November 22nd
by the Quartette of the Roswell Pres
byterian church.
Stewart Ross and Kinney Robinson
were down from Caldwell over Satur-
day and Sunday.
The Democratic rally held at the
Presbyterian church Saturday night
was we'll attended and everyone was
pleased with the candidates speeches
The infant boy of August Usadel
that was SO badly burned with I've last
week. is rapidly improving and is
able to see again. It was at first
thought that the lye has completely
blinded one eye, but fortunately the
eye is getting much better.
The Boys club met with GEORGE
Trout Saturday afternoon. They
played football and other games, re.
freshments were served, and thew all
had jolly good time.
spent Sunday with Mr.. Robinson's
parents. They have moved to Nampa
where Mr.. Robinson has accepted a
position with the Idaho, Oregon Ligh,
& Power Co.
B. L. Slayner, who owns a 2O-acre
fruit tract in Roswell Park, recently
made an exhibit in Salt Lake City Of
Roswell apples, shipped by J. H. Lo-
we'll. He has also had two foxes oil
potatoes from the field of ]. D. Frey
of Roswell. AS result of the exhibit
Mr.. Frey has already had inquire
for seed potatoes. Mr.. Stayner says
they are better than any he can gel
in the Salt Lake market, and has or.
dered his winter potatoes from Mr.
Frey. .-- sfe
The Parma Review is authority fol-
the statement that John Look, Of
Fargo, who is at present in Minnesota
dlsposing of several carloads of ap.
pies, has been married to Miss Mile
Ray, formerly school teacher in the
Roswell school.
D. M. Holderly, of lie Roy, Illinois
who has been visiting friends in Ros
well and looking over the country, has
purchased 40 acres of improved land
stock, etc, near Wilder, of H. w
Bradley.
Miss Grouse, of Caldwell, is giving
music lessons in Roswell at present.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid will
hold their Bazaar on December 9th
They will have handkerchief booth
and each lady is requested to donate
handkerchief.
They have just finished drying X
tons of prunes at the Steel prune dry,
er. It took ~ days to dry them, on.
man for day work, and another fol
night shift. They expect to begir
drying apples soon. 1t will take about
week to do that work.
The following outside people have
been secured for Patrons Day, which
will be the 18th and 18th of November
Miss Grace M. Shepherd, State Sup.
erintendent of Schools; Professor E
F, Rinehart, of the State University
who will judge stock and demonstrate
with Babcock tester; and Mr.. M. S.
Parker, deputy food inspector.
The second month of school ended
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