The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-05-30

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Mr.. Berry of the Bell Telephone
last week.
Mr.. McMann of Notus, hauled a
load of produce to Jordan Valley
Wednesday,
Mr.. Adams brought several men
over from Caldwell to work on the
new buildings.
Owen Threlkeld left Thursday for
Payette Lakes, where he will work
this summer.
G.. L. Van Buskirk was in Caldwell
Wednesday.
Orville Johnson made trip to Will
der Wednesday with Col. w. L. Hol-
toms team.
Tom Glenn made a trip to the car
line Thursday.
Ed Morgan came over from Cald-
well to the mines the last of the week.
Mrs. Lee Rogers and Miss Butts
made atrip to Caldwell Thursday.
L. B. Cowan made trip to Cald-
well Thursday, returning Friday. Miss
Celia, who has just closed her term
OF school at Apple Valley, returned
home with him.
Mrs. w. w. Aldrich was over from
Fargo trading Friday.
W. K. Sample and daughter, Miss
Julia, Caldwell visitors Friday.
Mrs. r. w. Smith came home from
Fargo Friday. Mrs. Doctor Smith
came with her for a visit.
Mr.. Leighty hauled the brick lavinp
outfit over from Caldwell for G. II.
Van Wyngarten Friday.
Iohn C0uhuro of NE:I51.xz 80.
at the Mark Price home the last of
the week.
George and Chauncey Price and
Dewey Heagy made a trip to Cald- |
well Friday.
Williams livery rig from Ontario
was in town Saturday.
Frank Peters made a trip to Par
ma Saturday.
Ed Whitmore and F. E. Tracy
made a trip to Caldwell Saturday.
w: w. Peter was in Caldwell over
Sunday.
B. F. Black was over from Central
Cove trading Saturday.
Jos. Longfellow went to Mountain
Home Wednesday to attend the grad
uation exercises of his sister. He re-
turned Saturday.
VIM. Isaacs went to Caldwell Sat-
urday.
Mr.. Chase of the Crane Falls Pawer
and Irrigation Company was down
from Boise on business Saturday.
J. H. Hill of New Meadows, was in
town on business Monday.
w. E. Langford hauled a load of
freight for w. P. Bean from Wilder
Saturday.
Mrs. L. B. Yaden and son, BOYD. II
Went to Boise Thursday with C. M.
Hill in his car and are visiting friends
there.
G: B. Banks was over from Cald-
well Saturday.
L. B: Yaden was Boise visitor the
first of the week.
Mr.. Getty, the veterinary from
Caldwell, came over to the mines
H. H. Crawford from Fair Acres,
was looking over town property the
first of the week.
Charles Brewster of Fargo, was
over for the dance Friday night
Z. L. Bolton visited the L. B. Cow
an home Sunday.
+. E. King visited at the Bitner
home in Fargo Sunday.
Rev. Campbell conducted religious
services at the school house Sunday.
a goodly number attended the ser
vices.
Mr.. Stratton of Notus, passed
through here Monday with a load
Of freight for Jordan Valley. |
H w. Stewart was over from Far
90 Saturday.
w. D. Fletcher was a Caldwell Wis
tor Monday.
c. R. Emmett of Caldwell. has
Charge of the brick work on the build
ng being erected by G. H. Van Wyn-
yarten fro Mrs. Hall of Omaha.
Walter Sibbald made a trip to
Caldwell Monday.
Two of the Pennington girls re-
urned from the mines to their home
n Dixie Monday.
E, Mumford and E. Rowland of
Dixie, passed through her on their
way to Jordan Valley to haul wool.
). ?. Wood was Caldwell visitor
Herbert vanWyngarten was Far
% visitor Monday.
The Homedale Lumber company
as opened for business with a full
me of building supplies. The lumber
beds have moved and remodeled and
nd office thoroughly fitted up. F.
l. Van Wyngarten is manager.
A very pleasant social dance was
iven at the Gilman hall Friday even
,g. A good crowd attended and spent
merry evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. McCoard and
on, Francis, went to Caldwell Mon
ay.
B. H. Scott and Mr.. Rowlett, who
ave been working for c. E. King.
IT Monday for Horseshoe Bend.
Mrs: L. D. Peters is very much i'm
Ioved and is visiting at Toppenish,
Iashington.
The restaurant building being erect
by G. E. King is nearing compile
on. 1t will be occupied Mr.. Peter
The excavating for the Heath build
g and for one to be erected by the
wn site company, has been COM
eted.
Miss Fern Bitner visited at the Bit
r home in Fargo Sunday.
r. X. King has returned to his
;aa,dquarters at Nyssa.
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