The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-07-24

the Crane Falls power plant. At
present the government officials are
making a thorough INVESTIGATION OF
the matter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester circuit and two
youngest children of Caldwell spent
Saturday evening and Sunday at the
Frank Trotter home. Mrs. circuit is
Mr.. Trotter's sister.
The Christian Endeavor Society
will give basket social on the lawn
at the L. B. Yaden home Friday even
ing, July 18th All ladies are invited
20 attend and bring baskets contain
ing lunch for two and the gentlemen
arc requested to come-hungry and
with their pocket-books. Music. will
be furnished and good time is as
sured
J. ]. Wright had the misfortune to
have the buildings and crop of rye on
his homestead near Boise destroyed
by fire last week. The loss is estimat-
ed at $1,000.
Floyd Heagy returned from Rock
vile Monday He had been helping
with the haying at the Strobe ranch.
A very pleasant social dance was
given in Laurel Hall Saturday even
ing under the management of James
Burns and Roy Sullivan. Music was
furnished by Miss Sadie Freeburn
and Charles Brewster. A good crowd
attended and all report a pleasant
evening. Another dance is planned
| week from next Saturday night
Dennis White was Boise visitor
last week.
Mark Price is drilling a we'll at the
Marsing ranch in the upper end Of
the district. They are drilling for
artesian water and are now down over
400 feet.
Robert Farley is over from Deer
Flat helping Hugh Travis through
haying.
Lewis Smith brought his binder
over from Roswell Saturday and is
getting ready to cut his grain.
Mrs. George Bean of Caldwell was
visiting with Mrs. Alma Landbeck
last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Schenck drove
to Caldwell Thursday to attend the
funeral services of Mrs. Mary Potts
Thomas hobart was over from Jor-
Ian Valley several days last week, at.
tending to business matters here
4 Thomas Holloway of Fargo accom-
panied him home to look over thC
country surrounding Jordan Valley.
Mrs. John Coggburn, Miss Oriolt
and Master Harold, spent the da,
: Wednesday at the Schenck ranch.
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Boise Tuesday.
w. D. Martin was Caldwell visit
Or Tuesday and Wednesday.
, ]. D. Stull, who owns the frui
4 ranch at foot of Poison Creek hill, i
8 on the sick list.
c. E. Whitmore made bushes
: trip to Caldwell last week.
Mark Price did some work on tn
a pump at the Stull fruit ranch las
e Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Peter made
S weekend visit with friends and re
!. latives in Caldwell.
n J. Walter Johnson was down fror
!. the upper end of the settlement for
load of supplies Tuesday.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Roy King made tri
s to Caldwell the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Freeburn II
e turned from Boise Thursday.
e A reception was given at the w.
Fletcher home Monday evening
e honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert FL
i tcher A large crowd attended an
: offered best wishes and congratuli
tons to the newly married couple. L
a cream and cake were served and
e very pleasant social evening spent.
II Mrs. Arbuta B. Olsen left Tuesda
,, for an overland trip via Boise ar
Payette Lakes to Sites, Idaho. Fro
e there she will go by train to Spokar
a where she will visit with relativ,
and then make a business trip
If Montana, before returning.
d w. A. Pletka left the first IT IL
e week to be gone for several weeks.
l. Mrs Armstrong was over flo
e Wilder Friday.