The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-11-07
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HoMEDALE.

Earl F. Cox, passed through here
the last of the week for Mahogany
mountain on his way to his ranch at
that place with load of supplies. He
stayed over night at the Schenck
ranch.
Hugh Travis and Robert Farley
drove over to Deer Flat Saturday.
Mr.. Travis will return and continue
the work on his land here.
Mrs. w. H. LESSEE was stage pas
senger to Caldwell Monday. !.
Miss Helen Bean visited at the H.
B. Bitner home in Fargo Wednesday.
The Ladies' Aid is meeting We'd
nesday of each week at the home of
Mrs. Charles McCoard. The ladies
are preparing articles to be sold at a
bazaar. The date of the bazaar has
not been set yet.
Mrs. l.. B. Cowan was in town
shopping Thursday.
Misses Fern Bitner and Ida
Schenck drove over to Central Cove
Wednesday and had lunch with Mrs.
Charles Bolton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Robinson re-
turned home Friday after visiting
with friends in Boise, Nampa and
Roswell.
James Raymond and family have
moved to Meridian. They will take
charge Of a ranch near there.
Lewis Smith went to Roswell Tues
day for load Of apples.
The addition to the Lewis Smith
house is nearing completion
Mark Price is building an addition
to his house,
Martin Shene6eld and Mark Price
were Caldwell visitors the first of the
week.
Barney Owsley and son Wade haul
ed load of corn from the Elwood
ranch in Central Cove Wednesday.
Mrs. Willard Robinson and Miss
Ida Schenck visited at the H. B. Bit
ner home in Fargo Sunday afternoon.
Charles Parsons returned home
Friday after visit of several days
with his son Charles in Boise.
Con Sutton's house is completed
and the family is now moving in.
Mrs. S. A. Days cottage is nearing
completion.
J. S. Flesher has just finished build
James Pegsam is building sub
stantial addition to his house.
A dance was given at the Heath
hall Friday evening.
Miss Lillian Potter arrived from
Caldwell Sunday and began her work
in the school here Monday Miss
Potter has charge of the fourth, fifth
and sixth grades. She is making her
home with Mrs. G. L. Hosely. Prof
Richardson has moved into the west
room on the upper floor and has the
seventh and eighth grades and the
first year of the high school work.
O. A. Megordon's family has NOV.
: ed into the L. D. Peter cottage.
The boys of the community cele.
brated Halloween in the usual way
w. ]. Benham is working on the
Jas. Pegram house.
Mrs. c. E. McReynolds and chill
dren spent Sunday at the ranch with
the L. D. Peters family.
At the next meeting of the Com
mercial club there will be discussion
of the formation of joint distric
with Fargo,
A charter has been granted for :
State bank at Homedale. Franz
Smith of Boise and Mr.. Saunders, re
Gently from Nebraska, are the mei
chiefly interested. The bank will b,
capitalized at $15,0OO.00 and will opel
for business about the first of De
cember. Arrangements are being
made for temporary quarters in on
of the buildings here until permanent
quarters have been erected.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Quick were ovel
from Caldwell the first of the week or
business and to visit at the G. w
Butt home.
Mrs. Alma Landbeck was over from
Fargo Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Snyder ant