The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-11-08

THE CALDWELL TRIBUNE,
'~B. ffeath as in Caldwelfon bushes.
w. HI lessee was over from Wildel
Sunday 10 remove his family to thai
place, .Where they expect to stay toi
RE winter. q
Lewis Smith made a trip to Ros.
well the first of the week for load
of potatoes.
Charles Parsons returned from
Caldwell Tuesday in time to vote. His
Lhaad --is--vsTy- saash improved Though
he cannot use it any yet.
Ellsworth Sample attended the
traders day sale in Caldwell Monday
for the purpose of buying stock.
A Democratic rally was held at the
school ho,,sG Thursday eyeaing- and
the building val crowded. DOW Dan:
ming, William Healy aud Attorney
Walterss. OF the hfnt of Jaekson e
Walters. of Caldwell, were the speak
ere. MI, Walters is avmenbsr Of the
Democratic + executive Sconnnittee
Most1ynational issues were diseassed
Rev Campbell and Rev. =. III Cs0
conduct services on alternate Sundays
at the Jensen building. Next Sunday
Rev, Cay-will have change Of the ser
vices. Sc <sS
Hoops for the pipe ine froms the
pumping plant on the Arthur R. IT.
wtd ranch -arc how being haoled froAA
T Msd.d; f'ps, Ayias w begin y
"A meeting of the. board Of directors
held Tuesdsy. 81 ssaEIl ~~- ssE
Merle Courtner made trip to Pay
cite the first of the week.
fACol. W. L. tHolton was, in, town to
vote Tuesday. HE is improving, bur
his foot IS still far from we'll.
Walter, Magill spent the week, end
visiting relatives in Boise. ,..4
Mrs. Roy Myler is able to be among
her friends again and is looking quite
well ~, .,,,,,s, ...,.sg.sI X
A very enjoyable masquerade dance
was given at Gilman hall Friday even
ing A large crowd was present.
Among the pleasing costumes were
cowgirl, by Mrs. S. D. Peters; morn
ing, by Edna Day, colonial dame, by
Julia Sample; Indian chief, by Wade
Owesley and sailor boy, by Frank My
Ter. Mrs. Gilman served lunch.
Lloyd Cox and Morris Corbett, of
Caldwell, were over for the masquer-
ade Friday night.
Miss Ida Schenck took Mrs. lessee
ana daughters, Kathleen and Virginia,
to Wilder Monday.
Holly Corbett and Miss Alice Hold
gins were down from Froman's Ferry
to attend the dance. '+a e "
Charles kaufman made trip to
Caldwell the first Of the week. N
MI. and Mrs. Chas. DugdaIe and
Rev. and Mrs. B. F. Clay were in town
Tuesday. iif FISH IN ~
Election day passed quietly and in
spite of the bad weather a good vote
was cast The registered voters num-
bered liz and 90 votes were cast.
Forty-ive of these were for Wilson,
IL for Taft, 9 each for Roosevelt and
Debs, and seven for Chaplin. ]. S..
Fleshner was elected justice of the
peace and Arthur Irwin, constable for
our precinct The officers of election
were: Judges. B. yCowan, A. L.
knight and R. A. Mcdowell; distrib-
lting clerk. S. Fleshner; clerks
Ida Schenck and Eleanor Yaden.
B. Heath has fine column of his
cement product erected at the ferry
landing., 1t is very artistic piece Of
work.
Miss Fern Bitner spent Sunday Wis
ting home folks.
!, Ony Ramsey and family have re-
turned to their home in Caldwell.
Mr.. Van Buskirk, who has had
charge of the engineering here for
Smith, Kerry & Chace, has accepted a
position at Murphy and G. Van Sittart
now has direct supervision of the
work.
The school children had a holiday
Tuesday as Miss Mercer acted as clerk
Of election in her precinct and Mr.
Peter attended the directors meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Proud were in
town to vote Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Freeburn have;
moved TO the Van Wyngarden ranch
which is now owned by G. E. Free
burn.
A crowd of the men stayed at the
phone Office election night till the wee
sma hours receiving returns. Ia
Orville Eidemiller is home from the
hospital and is steadily improving.
c. E. Freeburn returned Wednes-
day from business trip to various
parts of Oregon.
George Upton has installed a chair
and opened a barber shop in the post
Office building.
Mrs. Tony Freeburn is expecting her
mother here for a visit. F N
G. B, Banks. Of Caldwell, was in
town Wednesday.