The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-07-04

The rains the past week have been
a boon to those living under the Con-
roy lateral, as there was break in
it Sunday and just as it was repaired
and water turned in it broke again
Mr.. Sewer, with force of men are
busy putting in a flume where the
break occurred.
Mr.. Ferguson has new barn.
25x4O about completed. Mr.. Goodloe
of Caldwell, is the chief carpenter and
he will begin the erection of new
bungalow at once.
F. NJ. Conroy has been having a
serious time with gastric users of the
stomach and has been making fire.
quent trips to Caldwell for medical
treatment.
Misses Edith and Oral Seeburn Of
Meridian. spent several days the past
week visiting at the C.. G. Tobias
home
Gladys Mulch entertained the
Misses club Thursday
Mrs. Montgomery and son, Lee
and Mrs. Amesbury and daughter
Beatrice, spent a delightful day a,
the Tobias home Thursday.
Ben Ness and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Steel of Des Moines, autoed
into the Valley this week Messrs
Ness, and Steel and Woods of our
valley soldiered together in the Phil.
ippines, and as Mr.. Steel and Mr.
Mower worked together for IL years
on the Capital News of Des Moines
these families are enjoying reunion
Mesdames Grace Aue and Edgar Tar
water were among the fortunate ones
who drew prizes at the Golden Rule
Store the Z1st.
Miss Orlie Roberts returned Fri
day after an absence of several weeks
at Star. She was accompanied by her
aunt, Mrs. Elmore.
" E. Tucker has completed his
work on the new house across the
river and went to Homedale to work
on new church.
Nearly everyone will spend the .4th
at the lake.
Mr.. Tobias entertained Mr. and
Mrs. Mower and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs.. Ness and son and Mr.. and Mrs.
Steel Wednesday.
Waste water is beginning to cause
some trouble and unless something is
done complaints will likely result. No
one likes to enter complaint against
neighbor, but it is not pleasant to
struggle through mud hole with a
load and we hope everyone who is
allowing his waste water to soak and
wash the road will think this means
me and act accordingly.
c. c. Tobias autioned a sale in
the Boise Valley Tuesday and one in
Boise Saturday
Robert McClusky shipped 18 Bull
terrier pups to Portland the middle
of the week. This makes 80 he has
shipped the past month.
Misses Bessie McClusky and Flos-
sic Mcintyre were visitors at Lake
Lowell Thursday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Mulch was visitor on
Sunny Slope Sunday
DR.. L. E. Montgomery, A. B. Sims
and w. H. McClusky were in Cald-
we'll to make application for final
proof on their homesteads Saturday.
Mrs. Ed Tarwater and Miss Nc
kenzle were visitors at the county
seat Tuesday.
!. Homer Glenn, who has been work
ing for Ed Tarwater, returned to the
Bedford ranch the fore part of the
week
Ernest Mulch is working at the F.
Mulch ranch.
Lester Street, our rural mail car
rIer, was transacting business in
Caldwell Saturday Willie McClusky,
carried the mail that day.
Miss Bessie McClusky delightfully."-
entertained a number Of her friends |
At cards and music Wednesday even
ng Those present were: Misses
Ethel Sturgeon, Flossie Mcintyre
and Ruth Stilwell and Messrs. Lester
Street, Willie and Harvey McClus-
~.
Mrs. Stats was in Boise the last |
'f the week visiting. an aunt