The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-06-13
HOMEDALE


sons upper camp the last of the weel
The directors of the Gem irrlgatlo
district held their regular meetln
Tuesday, June ;. They have no,
made arrangements for all the elc
trical power needed. They have mad
five year contract at $l8U per hors
power for the irrigation season.
w. J. Helton ia assisting w. I
Bean in the store.
L. B. Cowan is delivering fin
strawberries in town at only l2A
per box. ,E
Miss Celia Cowan returned HON,
from Boise Monday. She attended tn,
Christian Endeavor convention Will,
away.
Marion Ford, who has been work
ing tor Morrison nudsen, returned
to his home in Wilder tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. c. O. Nelson lett fol-
Tacoma last Wednesday.
Miss Rachel Sleeper and Mary
Campbell, visited with Miss Fern
Bitner Wednesday.
William May left Wednesday Tor
Spokane
Mrs. Geo. Miller, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Iony
Freeburn for several weeks, returned
to her home on Thursday.
Tom Ross and Brother, who have
been working on the Gem Irrigation
company's bitches Tor several months,
left tor their home near Caldwell.
Tom will leave this week to live on
his homestead near Mountain Home
Miss Fern Bitner visited III Fargo
Wednesday.
=. r. King, carpenter and contrac-
tor, having completed his buildings
here, left tor Monrour. where he has
work in progress, Saturday.
q. Il. Van Wyngartner was over
from Caldwell Saturday looking after
business matters here.
c. A. Peterson has purchased the
store building erected by c. E. King
and is furnishing it for a restaurant.
He will be open for business Thurs
day or Friday.
Farmers are busy cutting the first
crop Of hay. Three moving machines
were running in the Jas. Pegram field
Saturday.
Mrs. S. A. Day has purchased an
acre of ground in the northeast cor
ner of the w. D. Fletcher land. This
joins the townsite property and is a
a very desirable location.
Miss Fern Bitner accompanied a
crowd OF Fargo young people to Lake
Lowell Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Bolton of Central
Cove. visited with home folks at the
Cowan ranch last week.
The brick work on the Hall build
ing is nearly completed.
Julia Sample was in town shopping
Thursday.
A party of small boys from Fargo
in charge of Rev. Mr.. Hill, Mr.. Lam
caster and Dick Sleeper passed
through here Friday on their way to
Jump Creek Canyon to camp over
night. They returned Saturday pro-
claiming glorious time.
Arden Moore and Chalie Schoon-
over came down from Boise Saturday
and will help with the haying at the
DR.. Boeck ranch.
DR.. Boeck brought a crowd down
from Boise in his big car and spent
Sunday at the Moore ranch. The
members OF party were Misses Hazel
Boeck and Mabel Sharpe and Albert
Boeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Butt were
Caldwell visitors Monday.
J. w. Graft and A. w. Crifield came
in from the Boadr corrals, where they
have been for some time rounding up
their range horses.
VIM. Isaacs made a trip to Cald-
well Saturday.
Last Thursday Harvey Engle was
thrown and fell across his fresno, in
juring him so badly that he had to
come to town to consult DR.. McRey-
nolds,
Mrs. Frank Moore and son, Percy,
were in town Monday.
G. E. Johnson returned from Mer-
idian the last of the week.
Quite bad break occurred on the
b line Sunday. A large force worked
al night and water was running agin
Monday morning.
]. W. Hill of New Meadows. is in
town on business.
Mrs. Geo. B. Peter is visiting with
her daughter. Mrs. Ferguson, in Cald-
well.
Mrs. w. H. Schneck was in town
Monday.
Geo. B. Peter returned Monday
from weeks visit in Caldwell.
w. w. Peter was in Caldwell with
his family over Sunday.
Col and Mrs. w. L. Holton were
in town Saturday.
Mr.. Lively, who is working on the !
Hall building, went to Nampa tol
spend Sunday with home folks. |
VIII Roff returned from Boise Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Tony Freeburn were
in town Sunday.
Mrs. and Miss Conner and Mr.,
Weber and Mr. Mann OF Austin.
Minnesota, drove over from Caldwell
Sunday and looked over property
here which they had purchased some
time ago. Mrs. and Miss Conner :
look the evening train for Portland. I
where they will attend the Rose car,
rival
Mark Price is drilling a we'll at his
Tome.
Mr.. Martin. a paper hanger from
caldwell, is re-papering and painting '
t the L. B. Yaden home. He will do r
ONE work for Mrs. Martha Forney I
'efore returning to Caldwell. 1