The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-09-19

Mrs. John Coggburn returned to the
! Canyon hospital at Caldwell with her
4 daughter, Oriolc, last Monday. The
last reports are that there is very little
hope OF the little ones recovery.
I A party consisting of Misses Fern
Bitner, Edith Crawford, and Messrs.
Homer and Darrell Bitner and some
friends, passed through here Saturday
on their way to Jump creek canyon
for an outing.
School opened last Monday with an
enrollment of II in the grammar
grades under the principal, Francis
Richardson, and SO in the lower
grades under Miss Mae Mercer. Not
near all the children are in yet.
! Mr.. Megordon, superintendent OF
/ the lumber yard, returned from Nys-
sa Wednesday. He expects to bring
his wife and son here soon to make
their home.
Tony Freeburn made trip to Ros-
we'll Saturday for fruit
The Hoseley hotel is now open for
business and serving regular meals.
Work is progressing rapidly on
Mrs. Florence Halls bungalow.
w. w. Peters family have moved
over from Caldwell. They will occu-
Ply their bungalow on the ranch two
miles south OF town as soon as it is
completed.
Misses Fern Bitner and Edith
Crawford spent Tuesday with Mrs.
Willard Robinson at the lower pump
ing plant
Mrs w. H. JESSIE and children
spent the day Friday with Mrs. Lewis
Smith.
Charles Parsons is helping stack
the third cutting of hay at the Schenck
ranch
Mrs. l.. B. Cowan was in town
shopping Monday.
J. w. Graft lost his fine Percheron
horse last week.
J. 7. Hillyer of Central Cove was in
town trading Monday.
The Boise Title & Trust Co. has let
contracts for the building of four
bungalows on the state land recently
purchased The land lies four miles
south Of the town site property.
Reuben Smith is clearing land for
the Boise Title & Trust Co.
Mrs. ]. P. Wood was in town shop
ping Monday.
There is a first class opening here
for a blacksmith shop. All of the
Fargo and Homedale trade would be
secured.
Lewis Smith is marketing A grade
comb honey.
G. H. Van Wyngarden was over
from Caldwell Monday.
Frank Myler is erecting a house
on his property adjoining town.
Dow Cunning is preparing to haul
stone from Strode's Basin for the
erection of residence on his property
here.
Water was reached in the w w.
Peter we'll at depth of 500 feet.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Tracy arrived
home from Boise Sunday and were
duly entertained by the people of the
community that evening. Treats were
served. The young couple are at
home to their friends on their ranch
southwest of town.
J. D. Young has purchased num-
Der OF town lots with view to erect
ing a bungalow for sale or rent.
We expect to have three trains a
week running after the first of Octo-
Der.
Harvey Ingle is building cottage
on his ranch.
Miss Edna Day visited Given's Hot
springs a week ago Sunday.
Sam Bean of Spokane is expected
Wednesday. He will spend the win
ter here.
Mrs. Florence Hall has been visit
ing in Boise for several days and will
bring some friends down with her tor
visit.
Mrs. W. J. Helton is in Roswell
packing fruit.
c. NJ. Hill, president OF the town
site company, was down from Boise
Wednesday with load of land seek
erS.
Mr.. Kirkpatrick of the townsite
company was down Monday.
J. P. Wood made trip to Silver
City to assist in presenting the matter
of the herd law for our district to
the commissioners. The law was
passed and goes into effect the first
of December. The herd district in
cludes the entire Gem district.
H. X. Ferguson's bungalow IS
nearing completion and his family will
soon move here.
Mrs. Paine of Nampa is visiting
Mrs. Martha Forney.
Col. and Mrs. Holton were in the
city Monday.
c. +. Johnson met with a very pain
ful accident a week ago. While level
ing ground his grader struck some
weeds, throwing him in such a man
ner that hc fell across the edge of
timber, breaking rib besides inflict-
ing number of bruises. He is still
badly crippled but is able to be around
Mr.. and Mrs. George Upton and
daughter Louise were Caldwell visit
ors Saturday. .-a a
iting at c. T.. Johnosn's for several
weeks. returned to his hoMe in Boise
in time to enter school.