The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-07-31
Items of Interest From
Surrounding Territory

MUCH dIley returned to his home
in Deer Flat Friday.
Mark Price was a Caldwell visitor
Thursday.
]. S. Fletcher and R. A. Mcdowell
made trip to Caldwell Wednesday.
Mrs. w. H. Schenck and Miss Ida,
had the misfortune of having their
team run away with them while driv-
ing in Fargo Friday afternoon. Both
ladies' were thrown from the rig and
Mrs, Schenck very severely bruised
Mr.. GRADER and Mr.. Bruner came to
the rescue and Mr.. GRADER kindly
took the ladies home. Mrs. Schenck
is slowly recovering.
Misses Dorothea Tracy, Vera Nc
Vey, Orabelle Raymond and Celia
Gowan spent Wednesday picnicing in
Jump Greek Canyon
Colin Mcleod and Henry Peterson
were in town from the Jump Creek
ranch Friday.
The grain has been cut at the
Schenck ranch and the reaper is now
busy in Lewis Smiths grain field.
Mrs. Frank Trotter and children
left Wednesday for Caldwell, where
they will spend a week visiting re-
latives.
Mrs. H. B. Bitner of Fargo drove
over to the Schenck ranch Monday
evening.
Mrs. Iota Hodges of Bruneau ar
rived here last week and is visiting
at the Isaac ranch with her son.
Roy Myler and Chris. Jensen be-
gan cutting their second crop of hay
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Tracy and
daughter, Majorie, left the first of the
week for an overland trip to Baker
City, Oregon, where they will visit
friends.
Governor Haines and party were
down from Boise on Friday. They
spent the morning in looking over the
district and in the afternoon the Gov
ernor delivered an address to an ap-
preciative crowd at Heath's Hall.
| J. II. Hill was here from Cambridge
on business last week.
A dance will be given at Pioneer
Hotel Friday evening and Saturday
evening, another one will be given at
| Lurel hall.
Q. V. Bailey of Caldwell is now
proprietor Of one OF our general
merchandise stores. He traded a
large ranch near Wilbur to Sam
| Woodland and son for their stock Of
merchandise here. Mr.. Bailey will
place a manager in charge. We are
sorry to lose the Woodland family
but wish them success in their new
home.
Mark Price and son, Chauncey,
made a trip to Mr. Prices Jump Creek
nine this week
R. B. Vanderbilt Of Minneapolis
was here last week looking over the
country with the view of locating here
and starting in the hog and ranch
business
George Lee, homas Tarr and Mr.
Weeks were over from Fargo Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcdowell, Miss
Electo and Miss Eliza Wesley and
Silas arrived here in their car from
Eugene, Oregon, Saturday. They are
visiting here with friends and rela-
tives.
Word was received here this week
of the death of Ted Shipley, only
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Shipley oil
klamath Falls, Oregon. Mrs. Ship.
lev is aNsister of Mrs. Robert Orr, W
| F. Omar, and Reuben Tracy and she
was formerly a resident here. Tee
was fourteen years of age and an es.
pecially lovable boy as was evidenced
by the dray which it was found neces'
sary to use in order to take the many
| flowers sent in by loving friends. We
extend heartfelt sympathy to the
grieved parents, relatives and friends
John S. St. Clair is a nominee foi
reelection to the office of county clerl
on the Democratic ticket.
Mrs. Jack Owsley and Miss Betl
Price rode up to the I. D. Peter
5 ranch and brought Mr.. Owsley home
; Sunday 3,
, George Price is helping with thu
f laying at the Cess ranch.
/, Miss Doris Owsley and Miss Bet
: Price rode up to the Cess ranch Sun
] Law evening,
! Richard Stephens is at work at tn
1. D. Peters ranch.
: Clyde Fellows was buggy ridin
Sunday and not alone.