The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-05-02

,, urday to spend the week end with hi
: family.
h Geo. B. Peter is slowly improvin
r but still remain at his sons home i
d Caldwell
n Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Yaden made
h trip to Boise Saturday, returnin
t Sunday.
: J. p. Wood hauled load of lum
!. Der from Wilder last week.
. M. L. Walker was over from Cald
, well on business Saturday.
Tom Glenn of the Gem Irrigation
! district, made trip to Caldwell Sat
l urday.
5 Mr.. Kirkpatrick of the townsit
company, was down from Boise las
, week.
Mr. Bennett was over from Cald
/, we'll Sunday showing a prospectiv,
purchaser over the mining district.
Mrs. Matte Forney's livery team
hauled furniture for Dr. McReynold.
from Wilder the first of the week.
H. L. Williams was over from Cald
well Sunday visiting at Tony Free.
burns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy My1er went to
Caldwell Sunday.
| L. D. and Frank Peters hauled loads
from Wilder the first of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Robinson of
Nampa, were Sunday visitors of Mrs.
Robinson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Smbith.
Alex. Ballantyne came over from
Dixie to his sheep camp Sunday.
i Mark Price made business trip to
Boise the first of the week.
John Newport, Miss Cougar and
Mrs Pennington with some friends
from Notus will auto to the mines
Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Hill who were
here from New Meadows went out
Saturday. Mrs Hill will 70 east for
visit and Mr.. Hill will return here
Friday.
| Dr.. 1nglebretsen, veterinary from
| Caldwell, was over to the Matthew
Proud ranch at Poison creek Sunday
Miss Bolinger of Fargo is assisting
Mrs. Ida Gilman at the hotel.
w: ]. Benham hauled a load from
Wilder Monday.
c. L. Van Buskirk returned from
Nampa Sunday evening, reaching the
ferry late at night. He got out of the
buggy to ring the bell and his team,
taking. advantage, of him, ran down
into the river. Mr.. Heath crossed
with the boat at once and the two
men succeered in getting horses and
rigashore about half mile below the
ferry.
G: B.; Adams was over from Fargo
on business Monday.
=, Chris Jensen was Caldwell visitor
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McCoard and
children were Boise visitors Tuesday.
J. P. Wood made a trip to Caldwell |
the first of the week.
w. E. Langford made a trip to
Caldwell Wednesday.
Ernest Pennington came over from
Dixie to the mines Wednesday.
Work is in full swing at the cement
block factory. Brick are being made
for the filling on the new business
block to be erected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Smith went to |
Roswell Monday. Mrs. Smith will |
visit at the home of her son, H. D. |
Putney.
John Strive and VIM Moblev are
working for B. Heath at the cement
block factory.
Reuben Smith went to Wilder Mon
Gay to assist HIS brother, Fred Smith,
with his work.
Dr.. c. E. McReynolds and his
mother are getting settled in their
new home. Mrs. McReynolds and
are visiting in the east and
are expected here in about two weeks.
The drug store building is complet-
"a and the stock is expected to arrive
soon. va
J. s: Flesher has rented the Chris
Ind Martin Jensen hay ranches and
lie and his wife are living on tn. Chris
'ensen place for the summer.
Miss Clara Brock is suffering with
IN attack of quinsey.
Gienn Price has returned and is
for the townsite men.
Mrs. Geo Sarchet returned from
Jordan Valley to Caldwell Friday.
w. }. Benham, with his four horse
team is working for the townsite
company.
Nancy Bros. & Co. have been
awarded the contract for grading
X
ne streets of the townsite. Work
will begin at once.
Chauncey Price is hauling water
or use in setting trees on the town
'ite., The company have five men at
work.
l.: d. and Frank Peters are hauling
lumber for residence for which G.
4. Van Wyngarten has the contract.
Walt Goodrich from Caldwell will
'isit the Jessie Lee Sunday
A passenger train, bearing the O. S.
I; officials was in town Wedne sdav.
w. c: Hurd of Spokane, a hardware
nan, is here looking for a location.
Chris Jensen has located a valuable
mining claim in Sands Basin. II is
ocated about ten miles southeast of
'trode's Basin. His highest ASSAY Is
'l8 per ton. The ore is porphvrv
luartz and carries both gold and sill
,er.
Fred L. Kinart has resigned his
POSITION with the Gem Irrigation Co.
md returned RI bic bo~.