The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-05-09
HOMEDALE

wallis, Oregon, where he spent tn
winter.
w. H. Jesse went to Caldwell Sat
urday and was gone several days at
tending business matters.
Charles Parsons returned iron
Boise Friday. He spent several day
visiting his son Charles, who is a
work in the capital city.
Delbert Fletcher was a Caldwell
visitor Wednesday and brought Gu.
Jordan out with him.
Barney Owsley made business
trip to Grand View last week.
]. w. Graft was business visitor tt
Caldwell Saturday.
Mrs w. L. Holton has received
word that she is heiress to valuable
estate. There are some details tina
must be proven before the property
will be turned over to her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Smith returned
from visiting Roswell friends the las
Of the week.
Willard Robinson is to have charge
of the lower pumping plant of the
Gem irrigation district this summer
| Mr.. and Mrs Robinson will make their
home here.
Lewis Smith made trip to Nampa
the first of the week for Willard Rob-
inson's household goods
Col W. L. Holton has again plant
ed his Jump creek flat to potatoes
He raises the largest and best pota-
toes there.
B. F. Tenlpleton and VIM Hamilton
Of Caldwell, are prospecting in Sue
cor creek canyon.
G. w. Butts, Dave Butts. Reuben
Smith, w. H. Schenck and Charles
Parsons were busy the first of the
week Tightening the dam at the head
of the Schenck ditch.
Col w. L. Holton is looking for a
man to run his new gang pillow. Here
is a chance for years work for a
good farm hand.
Arthur Irwin visited the upper
pumping plant Saturday.
L. D. Peters made business trip to
Caldwell Wednesday.
M. D. Cotton was over from Cald-
we'll on business Wednesday.
c. F. Pennington made a trip to
Dixie Wednesday,
Con Sutton was a Caldwell visitor
Thursday.
Walter Sibbald was down from his
ranch and went to Caldwell the last
of the week
J. H. Hill of New Meadows is here
again looking over property
Guy Jordan finished repair work on
the Bean residence the first of the
week.
Getty & Cos auto was over from
Caldwell to the mines Friday
Martin Jensen was business visi-
tor from Caldwell Friday.
L. B. Cowan made a business to
Caldwell the last OF the week.
Miss Ida Schenck and Mrs. Willard
Robinson were in town horseback
Tuesday.
VIM. Mobley has returned to his
hos in Caldwell
Ben Paine was over from Roswell
on business Saturday.
w. w. Peter went to Caldwell Sat
urday to visit with his wife and family.
Chauncey Price went to Caldwell
for a load of grain the last of the
week.
Messrs Vail and Ballantyne came
over to their sheep camp Saturday.
X. A. Mobley was over from Cald-
well the last of the week.
Judge Smell of Nampa was here on
business the last of the week.
Mrs. Gordon arrived from Boise on
the stage Tuesday morning and will
take charge of the cooking at the
Gilmore hotel.
VIM. Robinson OF Fargo visited the
Jessie Lee mining district.
John Newport, with an auto load
from Notus went to the mines Sun
day.
VIM. Cupp was over from Caldwell
Sunday.
A Faris auto from Caldwell was
out to the mines Sunday.
Mr.. Robertson from Dixie, hauled
a load OF potatoes through here to
Jordan Valley last week
Homedale ball team played Fargo
at Fargo last Sunday The game re-
suited in score of 7 to 8 in favor of
Fargo. A return game will be played
here next Sunday. A good game is
assured with the score turned aruond.
James Pebram and Ralph Mellow
Si WCiS SdiuWcIl VlSltOTo NJ OnQay.
Mr.. and Mrs Willard Robinson
came out from Nampa Monday. Mr..
Robinson took cargo OF the lower
pumping plant and Mrs. Robinson
will be at the home OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Smith until a
house can be built for them near the
plant
Baldwin Brown was over to his
sheep camp Monday
Mr.. Fenrich was over from Fargo
looking over property the first of the
week.
Andy CASTLE has returned to his
home in Nampa.
One OF the Forney livery rigs took
a bunch OF the Crane Falls Co. men
to Caldwell Monday.
Auto AL OF Boise passed through
here on the way to Jordan Valley
Monday
J. c. Fretwell OF Roswell, passed
through here on the way to Jordan
Valley Tuesday.
A crowd of the Bell telephone men