The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-12-05

purchased. The purchase price was
The herd law went into effect in
the Gem district last Monday All
stock must now be kept up in the
Gem district.
A. w. Criffield was riding the Gem
district the last of the week making
arrangements for the notification Of
himself, J. w. Graft and William
isaacs in case any stock bearing their
brands strays into the new herd dis
trict.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Myler entertain
ed at Thanksgiving dinner The guests
partaking of the bounteous and de-
licious repast were Mr.. and Mrs. Con
Sutton and children, Col and Mrs.
W. L. Helton, Messrs. Clyde and John
Fellows, Frank Myler and Ed Bran
don.
c. E. Freeburn is to have charge of
the M. L. Walker ranch during the
comirfeA season.
Mrs. J. P. Wood is reported as
slowly improving following the per-
Torrance OF serious operation at St.
Alphonsus hospital in Boise. Mr..
Wood is in Boise with her. We all
hope for Mrs. Woods speedy and
complete recovery and return home.
A happy Thanksgiving party gather
ed at the F. E. Tracy home to cele-
brate the day. The invited guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Whitmore
and children and Arthur Irwin.
Mrs. A. W. Criffield has purchased
the Omar Tracy 40 acres lying mile
and half west of town.
Miss Dorothy Tracy was down
from Boise to spend Thanksgiving
with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Walker were
over from Caldwell Sunday.
James Armstrong was a visitor to
our city from Wilder Sunday.
G. L. Hosely and F. E. Kaufman are
busy making repairs and adding i'm
provements to the Alma Landbeck
property. Mrs. Landbeck expects to
open a restaurant here in the spring.
Miss Lillian Potter spent the
Thanksgiving vacation with her sister
in Caldwell and returned to her work
here Sunday evening.
w. D. Martin was down from the
supper pumping plant Monday.
returned Sunday from a visit with
i
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Robinson
were business visitors to Caldwell
Monday.
]. H. and Ed Burns made a trip to
Caldwell Saturday and returned with
first class hotel range which was in
stalled at once
George Upton and family have
moved into their new cottage west Of
town which has Just been completed.
Jack Owsley was Caldwell visitor
Monday.
George Upton now has his barber
chair installed in the front part of the
pool hall and is ready for business.
John Coggburn is leveling his lot
preparatory to building.
0. Anderson, head man on the sec
ton here, reports that the telegraph
line from Nyssa is under construction
Mr.. James of the Snow Construc-
ton Co. is in town on business.
DR.. Farrar of De Lamar is expected
here this week. He is considering To-
eating here.
The lease for the newspaper has
been made out and sent to Harold S.
Vail at Boise and now awaits his sig
nature.
The district election next week is
not causing much excitement. Ed
Smell is named for the lower district,
Dow Dunning for the central dis
trict and Col. B. F. Clay for the up
per district.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Cowan and Miss
Celia spent Thanksgiving day at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bolton
of Central Cove.
The Commercial club has purchased
heating stove which has been placed
in Laurel Hall and the club meetings
will be held there hereafter. The next
meeting will be tomorrow night
B. Heath spent Thanksgiving with
| friends in Payette.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Helton spent
Thanksgiving with relatives in Ros-
we'll
The lectures on Africa delivered by
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Riebe at the school
house Sunday evening were enjoyed
by large audience. Conditions in
British East Africa and other coast
regions were talked of. Among the
curios shown were beads, anklcts, ear
ornaments, baskets and lions ton.
que. Mrs. Riebc's songs in an Afri.
can language were also appreciated
A. w. Crfffield came over from
Boise valley with some horses Mon
day
The pupils in Prof. Richardson.
room are preparing play entitled
christmas at Golden Gulch.' that viii
be given at holiday time.
Miss Fern Bitner has gone to Cald'
| we'll to help in the Racket store dur
| ing the holiday season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Peter have re
turned to Caldwell.
| Mrs. A. w. Crifiield is still in Cald
| we'll with her mother
Col. w. L. Holton was in tow
Monday.
Mrs. Frank Moore and daughter
Miss Anna. were in town Monday
| They reported Thanksgiving cele
bration at their ranch.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. James Bedford wer
in town trading Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coggburn an,
/ children were Thanksgiving Dime
guests at the Mark Price home.
! Mr.. Bean, father of w. p. and San
Bean, is expected here this week 70
visit with his sons.
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