The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-11-29
CANYON COUNTY Correspondents

Ms uay with Mr.. and Mrs W.,
Wyngarden in Caldwell. and ;rc;dss a.
any take in the football game "'
Mr.. Lee Birch, a memhas e
smool board was rendered , 49,. ~
tlon oy the teachers and dor,s..
science class at the school homsa i.s'
thursday afternoon. The memhss,
OF the board and their wives were ~.
sent. The domestic science ~;rls r s.s
ved the refreshments. and rec.;w.,
many compliments. 'e>
f.: +; Shawhan, of Boise. called ~
al "A. Redwood Of this place last ua
th1 There Evil, will be an open meeting Of
tue Roswell Grange, Wednesda,
, evening 70 which everybody is IN.
M.eo. It will be an evening oiven
over 10 INDOOR sports and popcorn and
SPpieS. Committee on sports Mrs
ben k0ss, Mrs. H. Trout, Clifford
raine, Edgar Dilley and Fred Baxter
committee on refreshments 3. +
Kice, }. IL. Lowell and Ciarenc.
Rama. They expect to have Interest.
ing and reliable speakers on var;oms
topics OF interest to farmers. to speak
az dinerent meetings to be held dur-
ing the winter. ~ N1'
Mr.. w. r. Stevens on n. ,,c,.~
bench, disposed of 200 tons of hav r.
sheep men at $500 per ton. II
Lowell and many others have die.
posed OF their hay to ss1eepmen. who
are bringing in their sheep to winter
quarters.
There will be union Thanksp;v;ns
service at the Presbyterian church
Sext sunday morning, Rev. Sam
omaii and Rev. Mr.. Herwig, of the
state anti-saloon league will Be in
The contract for repairing the roof
OF the Presbyterian church has been
let to William Hall.
Mrs. Claude Cottier returned to
Caldwell with her baby bow for fur
Their treatment with Dr.. Miller. The
baby is not improving as rapidly as
was expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Putney went
to Boise last week, and took a baby
girl about sixteen days old for adop-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington and SON
are living at the home of w. H. Ross.
Mrs. Harrington will have charge Of
the house.
A very interesting service was held
in the Presbyterian church SUNDAY
morning. Some of the ladies repre-
senting the different societies had
papers telling about the work which
their societies are doing and have
done. Rev. Mr.. Lawrence gave a
short talk. ~
A union meeting of the two young
peoples societies was held in the
Baptist church Sunday evening. It
was Thanksgiving meeting and was
led by Mrs. nhorne. After the young
peoples meeting union church SER
vices were held. Rev. Mr.. Lawrence
delivered the address.
Clarence Hanna is building a corn
crib on his ranch.
The high school received two new
students last Monday, Charles and
Katherine Kanis. The Kanis family
recently moved into the Villa Ross
ranch on the upper bench.
G. L. Mccormick is getting along
nicely. He hopes to be able to be up
in short time.
Mr.. Jacobson returned about week
ago from business trip to North
Dakota, where he has been for some
time. He was there to look after his
crop. He reports that when he left
there snow fell at the rate of inches
in four hours one day-considerable
of the grain is still unthreshed.
Rev. w. w. Crist, pastor of the
church of God, at Middleton, was pre-
sent at meeting at the Baptist
church Sunday evening.
Several of the Roswell young people
expect to go to Caldwell Thanksgiv-
ing day to witness the football game
between the College Of Idaho and
Albion.
Arthur Rice will have . magazine
booth At the Bazaar, December 9th.
Mr.. Lawrence has been elected as
one of the officers of the choir associa-.
ton of southern Idaho. which was or