The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-06-20
A'-'-A HOMEDALE

AVA al l. INV anu OWN oA~AHJ $500
been cutting and putting up hay to-
J. u. Stull and on Mr.. frice's home
stead on the troman Ferry road.
he work on bitches, drops, bridges
etc, III the lower end OF the Gem DIS
trlct has been completed and the mer
at the lower MorrIson-Knudsen camp
lett tor the upper camp thursday.
Mrs. c. l.. Van Buskirk and chill
dren arrived from Nampa the latter
part OF the week and they are nvine
IN their cottage which was completed
recently.
Clyde Wooley was over from Cald-
well the last OF the week visiting
home folks at the Mcleod ranch anu
friends at the ochenck ranch.
w. J. Benham and lamily are stay
ing at the Chris Jensen ranch WINE
the nay crop is beng put up.
Hay cutting began on the Myler
ranch MONDAY.
MISS + ern bitner spent the week
end at the ochenck ranch.
Geo. b. feter was Dusy last week
circulating a petition to be sent to the
county commissioners tor the setling
ont OF the entire Gem district as a
herd district.
MIS-. Leis Smith wa staken sudden
ly i'll last tuesday but is IN her usua
health again.
Street grading came to halt one
day last week on account OF the
scarcity of men. l.. A. Goldsmith
who has the work in charge, made q
trip to Caldwell and returned with
plenty of men and the work is now
3 progressing rapidly.
George and Chaunqy Price are
helping with the haying at tine Chris
Jensen ranch.
l.. b. Cowan was circulating an
anti-saloon petition here last week
which was receiving many signatures.
"A saloon is something we are not
needing.
&. A. PETERSON opened his restaurant
for business Friday. He has every
thing conveniently arranged and will
serve short order meals at any time.
Frank K. King, U. S. r. division en-
gineer, was in town on business
Thursday.
Frank Myler visited the lower
pumping plant Sunday.
The Gem district directors accom-
panied by the district and Crane Falls
company engineers, inspected the
completed work in the lower end OF
the district Saturday.
Mrs. A. B. Olsen and w. A. Pletka
visited at the Jesse ranch Sunday.
Five car loads of lumber and build
ing material arrived from Nyssa Fri
day for the Homedale Lumber COM
pany.
Work on the Methodist church is
progressing rapidly. The plans show
well arranged building.
The brick work on the Hall build
ing is completed and it will soon be
ready for use.
visiting at the w. H. Schenck home
Mr.. kirkpatrick of Boise, was down
on business the first of the week.
Lewis Smith is having a great
many new swarms of bees and Jane:
Miller, who is in the bee business is
buying the swarms
q. II. Van Wyngarden is over from
Caldwell looking after his buildings
that are being erected here.
DR.. G. E. McReynolds is in Nysss
on business.
w. H. Jesse is suffering with :
badly lacerated finger. 1t was hur
while operating the street grader
Or. McReynolds being absent, Mrs
McReynolds dressed the finger.
}. +. Wood is in Caldwell on Gen
Irrigation Co. business.
Frank Myler and George Taylo
were in town from the mines for sup
plies Monday.
Report says that the mine mis-
take" owned by Frank Myler, E
Morgan and J. E. Johnson is lookin
especially promising. A ledge of ga
lena ore carrying large supply {
silver and traces OF gold has bee
struck.
Ben Van Wyngarden of Caldwell
came over this week with his fathe
and will visit here.
Miss Julia Sample and Mrs. LIE
Rogers were in town shopping Nor
day.
Fred Bush returned home fro,
Rockville the last af the week.
Lee Rogers made a trip to Rocl
vile Sunday for horses. He returne
home Monday.
Finley Mckenzie passed uhroue
here Saturday on his wav home fro
Boise to his ranch on Upper Succ,
creek.
Ellsworth Sample is hauling lumb
to the upper pumping plant for
II. Shepard, who has the contract f,
the bungalow to be erected there.
Mrs. J. M. Shaw was in from Il
ranch Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Smith are
Fargo with Mr.. Smiths brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Kaufman al
son, Charles, returned from Monte
the last of the week.
A. J. Benham is irrigating for CHI
McCoard.
Floyd Heagy and F. F. kaufm
are irrigating for the townsite COZ
pany.
Mrs. Roy Estes and Miss Ce
Cowan were in town with strawbs
ries Monday.
w. H. Schenck was in town Mo
day.
Mrs. Roy Myler spent three da
last week visiting with her moth
Mrs. w. L. Holton.
Miss Kathryne Jesse was on t
sick list the last of the week
Having hogan IN the McKar