The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-02-20
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(Too late for last weeks issue.)
w. K. Sample has a two-year lease
on the George Runciman desert claim
and is preparing for work there.
Charles Cawkins is building a cot
tage on his desert claim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Forney and
daughter, Louise, of Eagle visited at
the Lewis Smith home the last OF the
week.
Miss Fern Bitner returned home
Friday after visit of several days at
the Schenck ranch.
Lewis Smith made a trip to Home
stead Friday.
plant completely installed and the
first issue of the Honedale pape. will
be published today. 1t is to be an
eight-page paper and the subscription
price s. year. The printing Office is
in the Jordan building.
Col and Mrs. w. l. Holton enter
tanned Mr. and Mrs. Bert Forney and
daughter Sunday.
The serving OF afternoon tea has
become the fad among the Homedale
bachelors. Ed Smell issued invita-
tons for tea Friday afternoon. Geo.
Vaughn and Arthur Irwin were the
only gentlemen able to accept the in
vitation.
Fay Owsley was in town Monday.
c. H. Christianson made a trip to
Boise last week. Mr.. McAdoo had
Mrs. Florence Hall is on her way
back to Homedale. She is at present
in Minneapolis and will continue her
journey as soon as the health of her
mother and sister will permit.
G. f. Whitmore has completed the
we'll at the William Cupp place
Water was secured at depth OF III
feet. Mr.. Whitmore is now prepar-
ing to drill we'll on his own place,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Estes were in
from the ranch to attend church Sun
day and were entertained at dinner by
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Tracy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bolton OF
Central Cove visited at the L. b
Cowan home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Cupp. passed
through here the first of the week or
their way to the William Isaac's ranch
where they are to spend the summer
They visited at the Chas. McCoard
home while here.
Walter Tracy was in town Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Peter had a:
guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. R "
Peter of Roswell.
The boye celebrated the cold snaI
by skating Saturday and Sunday. A
large and jolly crowd spent Monday
evening on the ice.
Miss Dorothy Tracy returned from
Boise Sunday.
The Commercial Club will give ;
hard times dance at Peck Hall Fri
day evening, February IS. First clasi
music has been engaged. Prizes will
be given to the lady and gentleman
whose costumes best represent thu
hard times. Clyde Fellows and w. T
Bean will have charge of the floor
Dancing will begin at $3.50.
The board of directors of the Gen
Irrigation District held meeting
three days last week. After attend
ing to general matters regarding tn
summer work the hiring Of men 10
various positions was considered
! Willard Robinson was selected t.
take charge of the upper pu1npini
plant and have general supervision o
that part of the work. c. l.. Val
Buskeik was retained as engineer
Another meeting will be held thi
week and the rest of the men hired
Ed Burns has the contract for tn
grading of California avenue an
End street west. Mr.. Shnith is her
from Boise with teams assisting wit
the work
!. The Ladies' Aid met Wednesda
with Mrs. c. L. Hosely. A pleasan
afternoon was spent. The ladies de
cided to give an entertainment on tn
sixth OF March The program wi