The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-04-18
HOMEDALE
(Continued)

w w. Peter went to Caldwell Fri
dav' returning Sunday.
len representing the Mountain
c..tes Bell Telephone Co. were over
i,st week looking over the line.
The town site company is rece1v-
inc bids for the grading of the streets.
Nwvhee avenue and Main street are
20 he graded. There is over 1900
Yards of grading. Bids will be opened
and contract awarded Saturday.
Baldwin Brown came over to his
sheep camp Saturday returning to
Celdwell Tuesday.
Col. J. S. Napton was a Caldwell
visitor Saturday.
William Isaacs went to Caldwell
the last of the week.
w. f. Langford hauled a load OF
lumber from Wilder Saturday. A
harm is to be built on Mrs. Matte
Forneys place.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Tarr and Mr.,
Robinson went to the mines Sunday.
George Taylor returned home with
them. He has completed the assess
ment work at the mines.
4 D Fairburn was here from Wei
Ger Sunday looking over the lower
pumping plant
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Peter drove to
Wilder Sunday.
DR.. Boeck was down from Boise in
his automobile Sunday. He took Mr..
Pyette, the carpenter who has been at
work on the house on his ranch back
to Boise with him.
R. w. Barnes, mother and sister,
were over from Fair Acres and visited
at the w. r. Sample home Sunday.
M L. Walker was over from Cald-
we'll Sunday.
The railroad we'll is now down $50
feet.
The town site company is receiving
bids for a brick office building that is
to be erected at once.
D. G. Ruby, the horse man, was
over from Caldwell on business the
first of the week.
Harold Edemiller and Kenneth Ma
gee were over to the ball game Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Magee were
over visiting Sunday.
w. B. Miller went to Caldwell Mon
day Tor his household furniture. Mrs
Miller returned with him they are to
take charge of the Lewis Smith ranch.
Mark Price made a trip to Caldwell
Monday, returning Tuesday.
Herbert Van Wyngarten wen to
Parma on business Monday, returning
Wednesday.
E. A. Montaney of Boise is over at
work on his ranch.
Frank Peters hauled load of lum-
Der and shingles for the Homedale
Lumber company Monday.
Ralph Weeks was over with load
of windows and doors for J. u.
Wrights house Monday.
Mrs. Con Sutton is suffering with
an attack Of grippe.
Chris Jensen made trip to Cald-
we'll Tues day.
B. Heath attended the lumber sale
at the Fargo drop Tuesday.
A piano tuner from Boise is tuning
the pianos in our city and vicinity.
Con Sutton came down from his
sheep camp in Sands Basin Thursday
and returned Saturday.
Frank Myler made a trip to Cald.
we'll Tuesday. =.
The crew is busy ballasting the rail
load yards. The "Y" is completed ant
the foundation OF the section house is
completed and work on the depot is
progressing rapidly.
Louis Magee and Thomas Tari
were over from Fargo on bushes:
Tuesday.
There will be dance given at Carl
ton Meredith's in Central Cove, Fri
day evening, April 18.
Mrs. F. F.. Kaufman was Caldwell
visitor Monday.
Mrs. Aldrich of Fargo is selling
Alec Ballantyne. came over to HI
sheep camp Tuesday with herde
and osme sheep dogs.
Mr.. Kirkpatrick and Mr.. Coke wer,
down from Boise the last OF the wee'
looking over the country.
c. E Peterson from Nampa wa
here looking at property Saturday
The excavating and foundation 70
the drug store building is completed
The contract has been let for tw,
story brick business block TO bull
by Minneapolis people. Plans are b
J. H. Paradice of Boise. Building
to be compelled inside of thirty day
w. d. Fletcher is somewhat crir
pied with rheumatism.
Miss Christina Hallen was stag
passenger to Caldwell Monday.
Irving Stoddard, an employee {
Crane Falls Power & Irrigation CO
went to Boise Thursday.
Elmer Strickland left for Tyndal
Idaho, Monday.
A gang of the Snow Constructio
Co., is here digging holes for the (,
the power line Another gang is Sc
ting poles and distributing from the,
to this side of Froman's Ferry.
]. =. Wood is in Silver City tn
week.
William Mobley is working for
Heath at the cement block factory.