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

Ddi Hey oWSlev was IN town ueS-
day.
Andy CASTLE was down from Fro
mans Ferry Sunday.
Miss Edna Day expects to make
trip to Caldwell Saturday.
The arrival of spring was celebrated
Sunday by ball game A nine COM
posed of the home folks played
against a nine made up of the rail-
road men. Quite an exciting game
was the result. A movement is on
loot for the organization of a team.
Among the members will be John
and George Upton, John Fellows and
Orville Johnson.
Frank R. King and Jack Crinks-
hanks were in town from Nyssa,
Tuesday.
Bert Hirleman and Mr.. Smith were
down from the Morrison camp Sun
day.
c. L. Van Buskirk was down from
the Nampa Ferry to attend the Gem
district meeting Tuesday.
Martin Shenefield was in town
Monday.
Ralph Mcdowell is busy hauling
hay up to the Morrison camp.
c. E. Freeburn and family expect
to leave tomorrow, Wednesday, for
their home in Charleston, Washington.
Donald Mcpherson has taken his
sheep from the Mckenzie ranch.
They crossed the Ferry Sunday and
are on their way to the northern
range
There is chance for a girl who
wishes a good position at the hotel
here. Mrs. Ida Gilman needs help
with her cooking and general work
and it is first class chance for a
good girl.
Rev. Campbell conducted religious
services at the school house Sunday.
Roy Myler, Ralph Mcdowell, J. S.
Fletcher, William Thomas and Bar
ney Owsley have ben busy cleaning
the Mussel ditch.
ne reports bitches all cleaned and
irrigation to begin at once.
| Mrs. Frank Moore and Miss Anna
were in town Monday.
Sam Reichel was over from Fargo
Tuesday.
Mrs. L. B. Cowan and Mrs. G. H.
Pulled were in town Tuesday.
| Mrs. Matte Forney was in town
last Tuesday.
F. F. Kaufman and Owen Threlkeld
have finished the Mrs. Matte Forney
house and are figuring on a residence
for Mr.. Paine.
G. Van Sittart is down from Boise
this week.
Jack Cruickshank was in town Sun
day from Nyssa.
! w. w. Peter visited Caldwell Satur-
| day and returned home Sunday.
Mr.. Green, who has had charge of
the concrete work at the depot, re-
turned to Nyssa Monday.
| Cassius & Floyd Heagy are at work
on the depot.
G. E. Johnson expects his son, FL
mer, over Sunday to look over prop
erty here.
Mr. Plummer is visiting at the
Myler home
business Monday.
The railroad we'll machine broke
Monday evening. The crew is laid
off while waiting for repairs.
| The regular meeting of the board Of
| directors of the Gem Irrigation dis
trict was held Tuesday. It was ar
all day session and business of all
kinds was considered.
The townsite company has purchas,
ed II acres of land of R. A. Nc.
Dowell Several thousand trees
principally locust, have ben ordered
by the townsite company and as soon
as they arrive, will be set out.
| DR.. c. E. McReynolds was down
from Richfield Wednesday. As soon
as he can complete arrangements he
and his family will move here.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Paine from Silver
| City were in town last week. They
purchased lots and are planning to
build residence at once.
Mr.. Langford was down from Sill
yer City on business last week. He
expects to invest in property here and
locate here soon.
| Miss Gutenberg, accompanied by
Mrs. Forney, were down from Silver
City last week.
w. P. Bean has again lost quite q
bit of his goods from the car at Viii.
der. Every few weeks something i.
missing. This time it was candy, gun
and nuts. It is surely a poor recon-
mendation tor Wilder that goods car
not safely be left in car there. Las
fall the school lost a dictionary ane
stand.
/ Walter Tracey was in town Tues
day.
| James Miller is busy blowing.
| A passenger coach was run out OF
the train from Nyssa Sunday. Its oc
cupants were Mr. Carl Stradley. as
sistant general manager; l. II. Os
borne, assistant engineer, and ]. II
Miller. chief clerk for Mr.. Stradley
The foundation for the depot j
completed and work on the mali
building has begun, ], S. Flesher an
w. ]. Benham are busy blowing o.
the Botkin forty.
: The sheep have left the rancho
! where they have been fed this white
9 and have all ben taken to summe
: range.
Ernest Bedford was in town for tn
district meeting Tuesday.
Arthur Irwin has presented Mis-
: Fay Owsley with pet rabbit