The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-02-21
HOMEDALE NOTES.

| on MS IOTty-aCIcS three mics SOuUIlr
west of town. -Welling bells?
I Miss Celia Cowan drove to Parma
Thursday of last week to bring Miss
Seward and Miss Lang, teachers in
the Apple Valley school. over for a
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Myler, Frank
Myler and Clyde Fellows attended the
Weeks sale at Wilder last week.
Arthur Irwin has been buying
Brown Leghorn chickens. He is plan
ming to start an extensive chicken
ranch.
Carl Petersen was over from Notus
last week looking for a teacher to sub
stitute in the Notus school. One of
their teachers is quaiantined with the
smallpox.
Jack Owsley and Miss Chrisenia
Hallan made a pleasure trip to Boise
Wednesday of last week, returning
home Thursday.
w. w. Peter went to Caldwell Fri
day returning Sunday.
Mr.. Barrett of Boise, who has been
plastering the house at the DR.. Beck
ranch, finished his work and returned
to Boise last week.
Mrs. w. r. Sample returned home
| last Saturday after an extended visit
| in Iowa.
w. H. Schenck is on the sick list.
w. H. Jesse and family returned
home Monday. They have been liv-
ing at Wilder since the first of Nov
| ember.
Lewis Smith and c. E. Freeburn at
tended the Weeks sale at Wilder last
week.
c. E. Johnson is gone to Nampa.
Mrs. VIM. Thomas spent the day
with Mrs. Lewis Smith, Monday.
Lewis Smith has gone to Ontario
on business and will be gone for sew
eral days.
Esther Thomas is staying with Mrs.
Smith while Mr.. Smith is away.
Mr.. Pyette. from Boise, is down
doing the inside finish work on DR..
Beck's home.
DR.. Boecke and daughter, Hazel,
made the trip from Boise in their auto
last Sunday.
Caldwell, Monday night for a short
stay.
Charles McCoard came home Sat-
urday and returned to Boise Monday
evening.
Mrs. Wood came home Monday
morning on the stage after spending
| week in Boise.
Some young people from Fargo
joined some of our young people and
viewed the railroad and bridge build
ing Sunday and then finished off with
hand-car ride. Those in the crowd
were the Misses Blanche Weeks. Lena
Krause, Rachel Sleeper, Christenia
Hallen, Bessie Bitner, Fern Bitner,
Mrs! Roy Myler. Messrs. Homer Bit
ner. Richard Sleeper, Maynard Bit
ner with Mrs. H. B. Bitner as chap
eron.
Chester Miller from Caldwell, is
over on business.
Jake Mussell was over last Wed
nesday on business.
Vincent Yaden, brother of L. B.
Yaden arrived Saturday from Port
land. Mr.. Yaden will probably re-
main here permanently.
John Price from Upper Succor
creek was in town Tuesday.
1t is reported that the Homedale
bridge bill has been reported favor
ably by the senate committee.
The railroad bridge building is pro-
crossing very favorably. The bridge
will probably be finished this week.
A very pleasant dance was given at
Gilman hall last Friday evening. The
crowd was not so large as usual but
a pleasant time is reported by those
attendinf
Miss Celia Cowan returned to Ap-
pie Valley Saturday to resume her
school work.
Homer Bitner was over from Fargo
Tuesday with a load of coal for Miss
Bitner.
J. NJ. Shaw is slowly improving.
G. w. Butt went to Caldwell on
business Tuesday.
Work on the ranches has begun.
Farmers are blowing and getting
ready for spring crops.
The Commercial club will hold a
meeting at the Townsite Office Sat-
urady evening, February u.
Barney Owsley and son, Jack, ex-
pect to leave soon for Grand View,
where they will put crops in on their
land.
Plans are bing made for a formal
opening of teh new school building.
No date has been set yet. Hope to
have Mrs. Jennie Farrar Avery.
County Superintendent, and a speaker
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