The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-03-28
HOMEDALE

Walter Cupp and Edward Hedden
were over from Caldwell to attend to
some business matters Wednesday of
last week.
Walter Bachelor, nephew of
Lewis Smith, is driving four hourse
team of Mr.. Smiths and doing haul
ing at the Morrison camp above Fro
mans ferry.
C. f. johnson and son, Orville, are
very busy clearing and leveling. They
expect to put their entire piece of
nearly one hundred acres into grain
and to seed part of it to alfalfa this
year.
w. H. Schenck made a business
trip to Caldwell Thursday of last
week.
Chauncey Price has had the misfor-
tune to get some foreign substance
into his left eye and it has become SO
irritated that he is compelled to wear
bandage over it,
Lewis Smith and w. H. Jesse were
in Caldwell a week ago Thursday to
act as witnesses for Edwin Hendon
who was making final proof on his
desert claim.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Peters took Mr..
and Mrs. w. P. Bean and daughter,
Helen, to Caldwell Thursday. Mr..
and Mrs. Bean and daughter went to
Boise where they remained until
Sunday.
Mrs. w. H. Jesse and daughters,
Kathleen and Virginia, were entertain
ed at the Schenck home Easter.
c. E. Pennington made trip to
Wilder Thursday.
Mrs. H. B. Bitner was over from
Fargo to visit Miss Fern, Tuesday
evening.
Rev Campbell will conduct religious
services at the school house next SUM-
day.
Herbert Van Wyangarden had
charge of the store during the abb
sence of w. P. Bean.
Mrs. w. H. Jesse and daughters
spent the day with Mrs. Lewis Smith,
Thursday.
Walter Magill and w. H. Schenck
are clearing and leveling at the
Schenck ranch, preparing to sow
about 50 acres of alfalfa.
Fred Bush is home from Warm
Springs Ferry, where he has been to
doctor for rheumatism He is much
improved. ..
Con Sutton made business trip to
Caldwell Wednesday.
George Price is hauling water for
the railroad we'll drilling machine. He
is to haul for the cement work at the
depot.
J. I. Murphy hauled coal from Will
der for Mrs. Ida Gilman, Wednesday. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Rogers and |
the children of the G. w. Bennett |
family went to Caldwell week ago |
Thursday, called there by a turn for |
the worse in the sickness of the Butt |
baby The last reports are that the
baby is improving slightly.
Lee Rogers, Frank and Dan Butt
returned from Caldwell Saturday.
Z. f. Pennington went to Wilder
Thursday for a load of timber to be |
used in the Jessie Lee.
}. p. Wood and c. L. Van Buskirk |
went to Boise Thursday.
=. Van Sittart came down from |
Boise Monday. He and Harry Nor
rison began at Frorhan's Ferry and
are making tour of the works.
Jasper Nichols passed through here
Friday on the way from the mining |
district to Caldwell
Alex Ballantyne came over from
Caldwell to his sheep camp at the
lsaacs ranch Friday.
Miss Fern Bitner took Easter din |
ner at the Owen Hoskins home on
Sunny Slope.
{. E. Pennington's sons came over
and visited the mines Friday.
Harry Stephens was over from
Fargo Friday.
J. M. Shaw is slowly improving and |
we hope will soon be able to be out
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finley Mckenzie
passed through here Friday on their
way to Caldwell.
Miss Matte Forney's house is pro-
crossing rapidly and she will be here
this week and will move in as soon
as it is completed.
Chris Jensen made a business trip
to Caldwell Friday, returning Sun
day.
Baldwin Brown came over from
Caldwell Saturday. He is overseeing
the building of fences at his sheep
camp.
Ed Morgan came over from Cald-
well to the Jessie Lee camp Satur-
day.
Mrs. w. w. Aldrich from Fargo
was in town shopping Saturday
John Upston hauled a load Of mer-
chandise for w. P. Bean the first of
the week.
William lsaacs passed through here
on his way to Caldwell Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Sample went
to Caldwell Sunday.
Louis Magee was over from Fargo
Sunday.
Lewis Smith made a business trip
to Caldwell Sunday returning Tues
day.
M. S. Woods and Aubrey Byers of
Caldwell came over Sunday and visit
ed at the Geo B. Peter home until
Tuesday.
Martin Shenefield went to Cald-
well Sunday TO bring c. E. Van Bur
kirk over. They returned MONDAY.
Ray Heck, Roger Lyon and Mr.. Al
mold came with them and joined the
engineers corps.
Raymond and Orville Eidemiller
were over from Fargo Sunday.
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