The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-03-06
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The entertainment to be given By
the Ladies' Aid has been postponed
until Friday evening, March Is, al
an entertainment is to be given If
Fargo on the date first set. The la.
dies met at Mrs. L. b. Cowan's Wed
nesday and at Mrs. i. +. Kaufman.
Friday for practice.
A new organ was received and in.
stalled in the J. b. Wright home the
first of the week.
Mrs. WI. ID. Fletcher is much mprov
ed and was able to come up town
but is still unable to speak above a
whisper.
Charles McCoard and family moved
from the Hall place to their own
ranch last week.
Homer Bitner was over from Fargo
last week.
+. +. Kaufman has rented the Ar
thur Irwin ranch for this year and
he and his family moved to the place
the first of the week.
Mrs. J.. B. Yaden has contracted
with James Burns for the clearing,
leveling and seeding of ten acres on
her desert claim west of town. A
house will also be built soon.
w. II. Shepherd has leased eighty
acres Of state land south Of town. He
has purchased a team and will begin
work at once.
NJ. J. Kirkpatrick and Mr.. Tull were
down from Boise on business Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Rutlidge of Middle
ton were here Tuesday on business
pertaining to their land here.
Q. ]. Ramsey and NJ. S. McAdoo
nlSSph through hara fH,anJ,
two loads of lumber to be used in
building a shearing corral on Sage
Creek. The gentlemen each own a
band of Angora goats.
Robert Orr's sister, Mrs. Powell,
accompanied by her daughter, visited
here last week.
Chris Jensen made a business trip
to Caldwell last week.
Z. A. Peterson visited with friends
in Parma last week.
E. c. Spencer was over from Cald-
well last week. He represents the
Page Fencing Co. and took orders
from number of the farmers.
Charles Parsons and son are busy
clearing on Mr., Parsons land south
east of town.
Amos Legg, who has been visiting
here with his daughter, Mrs. George
Upston, has returned to his home in
Pomeroy, Washington.
II. a. Snyder was operated on Tues
day for acute bladder trouble. DIR.
Sampson of Wilder performed the |
operation. Mr. Snyder is recovering
rapidly.
DR.. Sampson has made arrange
ments to be in Homedale each We'd |
nesday afternoon from one to five |
o'clock. He will secure an Office for
consultation purposes.
Mrs. ]. H. Burns has pneumonia.
but is much improved and will soon
be able to be around again.
b. Heath made a trip to Boise the
last of the week.
Ed Burns returned from Boise Fri
day where he has been for the pur-
pose OF buying stock for the people
upon the Idaho Title & Trust Co.'S /
lands.
Lewis Smith went to Caldwell Mon
day to make final proof on his desert
claim. {. +. Johnson and R. A. Nc
Dowell accompanied him as witnesses.
Inc regular business meeting of the
Commercial Club will be held tomor.
row evening.
Miss Ida Schenck was entertained
It slumber party Saturday night by
Miss Fern Bitner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas, Pegram attend
q the traders day sale in Caldwell
Monday.
a land contest case was tried here \
before L. b, Yaden Friday aud Satur-
lay of last week. The land in cues
ion is an eighty-acre desert claim
ying about six miles southeast of
own, Miss Bonnie Maanmen is the
contestant and Miss Eulah Williamson
ne defendant, A large number OF
witnesses We're heard on both sides.
walter Cnpp was counsel for the
prosecution and Il. A. Buckner and
udson A. Elston for the defense. |
MesdameS ]. II. Redmond and r. s.
,stes. were in from their ranches
Monday. 4
William Thomas, though still ouite !
u, is slightly improved,
Mrs Lawson left Sunday for Swan
Miss Celia Cowan, who is teaching i
I Apple Valley, spent the weeks end
nth home folks.
Mrs, Martha Forney returned Sat :
rday from visit TO Nampa and n
loise. I
Mr.. Plat of Caldwell has purchas- \ j,
d the eighty acres formerly owned a
y Mr.. Bird and will move out soon. +,
An eight-horSe outfit came over h
rom Caldwell last week to work Tor A
ne Idaho Title & Trust Co, clearing \
nd leveling, .
Hugh Travis attended the Traders
lay sale in Caldwell Monday. i
Gladys Proud and Nina Caswell en- c
cred school here Monday. They are i;