The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-11-15
HoMEpALE.

]. P. Wood and Clyde and John
Fellows are busy clearing on Mr.
Woods desert claim south of town.
Earl Cox passed through here We'd
nesday on the way to Vale with the
election returns from Mahogany
Mountain. He returned Friday. Elton
Groves, from Caldwell, went home
with him to visit for while.
Miss Fern Bitner spent Sunday Wis
iting with home folks.
w. H. Schenck was out Friday and
Saturday surveying ditch for A. W.,
Crifield and Dave Orr. The ditch
leaves the creek near ]. w. Crafts big
ranch and extends to Mr.. CriAield's
ranch near town. Mr.. Criffield and
son and Mr.. Orr hoped run the line.
Guy Jordan left Thursday to join his
people at Corvallis, Oregon.
G. w. Butts family have moved
into the Hugh Ross house on the Sib-
bald and Mckenzie ranch.
Merle Courtner has returned from
visit to home folks at Payette.
A meeting of the owners of the
Schenck ditch was called Wednesday
OF last week, but on account of bad
weather the attendance was poor so
it was postponed until this week. The
meeting is for the purpose of arrang-
ing the management for the next water
season.
Charles Parsons was in town on
business Wednesday.
w. w. Peters hauled two loads of
merchandise from Wilder for w. p.
Bean this week. s N%
Mrs. Miller, mother of Mrs. Tony
Freeburn, came Saturday from Pendle-
ton for visit S
A, E. Montaney, of Boise. is down
doing some work on his claim.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Banks, of Cald-
we'll, were in town Wedne sday.
Charles Burdick has been busy the
last week at work on his desert claim.
Mark Price has purchased the old
school building and as soon as the
new building is completed will move
It and remodel it for residence.
Steele Miller, from Portland, is here
visiting his sister, Mrs Tony Free
burn.
G. H.. Van Wyngarden was out
the last OF the week overseeing work
on the school house.
Mr.. Paradise, of the firm of archi-
tects of Paradise & Nesbitt, of Boise,
who drew the plans for the school
house, was down looking over the
work last week.
Don uouthward and ANDY CASTLE, Of
the engineers corps, went to Boise
Friday evening.
Chris Jensen made business trip to
Caldwell Saturday.
Bert. Hirleman has returned to his
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L G. Van Sittart returned Tuesday
from business trip to Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Freeburn made
trip to Caldwell Saturday.
Mrs. Roy Myler is at home again.
Christina Hallen is staying with her
Colonel Holton is still slowly i'm
proving. f
Drummers from Cakes & Co. and
Brady Candy company were in town
Wednesday.
Herbert Van Wyngarden and Dick
Helton will give dance at Gilman
hall Friday evening, Nov. IS. Brew
ster Brothers will furnish the music
and Mrs. Gilman will serve lunch. A
good time is assured.
The Gem Irrigation District will
hold an election on Tuesday, Dec. 10
A director will be elected for division
No. 2 and one for division No. l tc
succeed A. w. Griggs, who was ap
pointed to fill the place left vacan,
by the resignation of Chas T.. Taber
w. w. Peter is to act as secretary Of
election and L. B. Cowan, Frank ]
Myler and Chas. f. Taber, judges
The election will be held at the Gem
office in Homedale and polls will BIZ
open from 8 a. m. to 7 p. m. Voters
may register at Gem Office on Nov. %
Nov. so, and Dec. 2, from 8 a. m. to
9 p, m.