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

Miss Julia Sample was in town
Wednesday and made trip to Fargo
for berries.
Miss Bessie Stephens was over
from Fargo visiting friends here last
week.
C. f Pennington returned from his
ranch in Dixie to his mine in Strode's
basin Wednesday, Mrs. Pennington
came over with him and will visit at
the camp for few days.
H. A. McAfee OF the mining dis
trict, was a stage passenger to Cald-
we'll Wednesday enroute to Boise on
business.
Judge Smell was over from Nampa
Sunday looking over things here. His
son, Ed, has fifty acres of grain,
which is already heading on his des-
ert claim
Mrs. Frank Moore and son, Percy,
were in town from the ranch Wed
nesday.
Mrs. John Coggbrun was taken
suddenly i'll Wednesday. Dr. Miller
was called from Caldwell. Mrs.
Coggsburn is very much improved.
Wallace Magee of Fargo is hauling
gravel for the Heath cement block
w. D. Martin was stage passen-
ger to Caldwell Wednesday, He re-
turned home Thursday.
E. J. Baird is working for the
TOWNSHIP company
G. c. Bush of Pocatello, who is
superintendent of the western divis-
ion for the Snow Construction COM
a., T..
week.
Mrs. J. M. Shaw and Mrs. Reuben
Smith were in town shopping Tues
day.
Walter Bachelor was over from
the Roswell bench and visited at the
Lewis Smith home last week.
Walter Magill was a Sunday din
ner guest at the w. H. Jesse home.
Mrs. and Mrs. w. H. Jesse were
Caldwell visitors Wednesday and
Thursday. While away they visited
the Frank Kipp home near Middle
ton.
Harry T. West, who has been visit
ing the Schenck home for over a week
returned to his in Caldwell Wednes
day.
Chas. Dugdale is able to be around
after three weeks illness.
Mark Price has completed the we'll
at his home. Water was found at a
depth of SO feet. Mr.. Price made
trip to Caldwell Saturday for pipe,
pump, etc.
Mrs. Harthrong and son were in
town shopping Wednesday.
w. H. Jesse has returned from
Boise. where he has been for over
a week having felon treated.
B.. Heath is busy hauling cement
blocks for this building.
w. D. Martin is working at the
lower pumping plant.
Otto Geise hauled load of hav fo,
Chas. Dugdale Friday.
Mrs. w. H. Schenck was visito,
at the Mark Price and John Cogg.
burn homes Saturday.
Kew. B. F. Clay was in from hi.
ranch Wednesday.
}: +. Wood made business trir
to Caldwell Thursday.
Miss Dorothy Tracv came HON.
from Boise last week and will spend
the simmer with her parents. M
and Mrs. F. E. Tracy.
- va" 10 StliI OuSy circulating
!he anti-aloon petition. 1t is prov
ing that continual fight must b,
kept up to keep a saloon out of T.;
community where so few are in fayo
OF It. II is worth a fight, however
to keep it out.
Delbert Fletcher is riding the 2
line ditch for the Gem Irrigation dis
Col. w. L. Holton was in town n
business Tuesday. '
=. f. Johnson has been sufferin
with severely strained back, but
much improved.
The continued rains the past wee
nave hindered much the putting up I
the first crop of hay. The COZ
weather though has been delightful
Jack Whitley and Jesse Worth;ns
ton left Friday for Banks, idah.
They have been working here for n
onow construction company and tn
WORK is now completed ready for tn
machinery. When the machinery a,
rives some of the men will return /
install it.
Charles Calkins has two team
busy leveling his desert claim.
The cottage at the upper pumpin
pant has been completed and w +
Sheppard and Cassius Heavy a,
now at work on the cottage at II
lower pumping plant.
The machine work on the sire,
grading will be completed Thursda,
and week or te ndays work wi
then complete the contract
=. Il. VanWyngarden wen to Cal,
well Saturday returning Tuesday
Mrs: w. D. Martin was in tow
shopping Monday. W."
The regular meeting of the board {
directors of the Gem Irrigation di,
week. v"
Mrs. J. D. Wright is slowly in
proving. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Yaden were
Boise Thursday, returning FRIDAY,
C. M. Hill, president Of the town
site company was down from Bo;s
on business Thursday.
Mrs. Martha Forney's cottage
nearing completion and she Wi
soon move into it.
Elmer Wickland wen to Bo;s
FRIDAY to attend the f,,oar,1 of NJ