The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-11-19
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............-.............-....- Chas. Thomas
Composition-"Last Vacation" --------
...-.-...--.----...-.-----. Louise Dunning
Autobiography Lavona Dodge
Extemporaneous Speech-"Trees"
....-..........--..-...-..--.. Jude Lehner
Composition-"The Nile" .-..-..,--.---,
.........-...-................. Robert Ferguson
Paper-"What Girl Should Know"
.........................-....-.-. Mamie Lehner
Extemporaneous Speech-"Houses"
.....-..--....-..--.---...-.-. Dorothy Aldrich
Description-"My Former Home"
......--..--...........-.-....W Willie Vanderhoff
Original Poem-"The Professor of
our School" ...--.,-...... Helen Preston
Congratulations" ,-..--,---...-.,,--
....-.-..--..----...-......-..-.. Clifford Wright
Papcr-"The Gem District" ----.-------
..................--..............-. Tracy
Recitation ..--.--..---.--C1ayton Benham
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" ,--.--...
..-..-........-....-.......-.... Esther Johnson
Debate-"Resolved: That Aincoln
was greater than Washington"
Affirmative: Charles Kaufman
Eva Miller; Negative: Seth Me
gordon and Clarice Peter. The
decision was given in favor of the
negative side.
Duet by Leona Dodge, Opal Calkins
The critics gave their reports.
Next meeting will be held the We'd
ncsday preceding Thanksgiving.
Last week Messrs. Newton and
Benson and their wives of Baker
City, came through from that place
by auto. They are friends of the ].
F. Woods family and visited with
them Saturday. Mr.. Newton Dur
chased 800 acres of land in the upper
end of the district and will move here
soon. He has been engaged 'in the
dairy business and will bring in a car
load of pure bred Jersey cows. Mr..
Benson purchased 40 acres adjoining
the tract secured by Mr.. Newton and
will send his sons here to farm it. Mr..
Benson is engaged in the real estate
business in Baker City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Morgan and
daughter, Myrtle, of Duluth. Mimi,
visited at the Schenck home Friday
and Saturday and looked over land in
the vicinity. They are considering To-
eating here.
Mrs. Tony Freeburn and Miss Lo-
rene Johnson were in town Monday,
shopping. -
1T 10 lCPOlACu liIdt SldlC Will
soon hold land sale and offer some
| ion. Many people are waiting for
acre offered will be sold.
w: A. Pletke sis now foreman at
&c Charles Calkins ranch. He haul
ed load of wheat to Caldwell last
week and returned with a load of
freight for R. w. Vanderhoff.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesper Gubi and little
Miss Muriel were in town from their
'anch Monday
Eight men are at work on the
new intake at the upper pumping
plant
John Miller of Fargo has purchas-
ed the M. B. Franklin piano.
The program committee of the
Home and School Circle held a meet
ing at the school house Monday af-
ternoon. Mrs. r. w. Vanderhof re-
fused to serve on the committee and
Mrs. Ed. Ganow was appointed to
fill the vacancy and has consented to
serve.
Chris Jensen was at Caldwell and
Boise several days last week.
Roy Myler spent Sunday in Boise
visiting with Mrs. Myler and Master
William.
Charles Mckinley made business
trip to Caldwell the last. 90 fthe week
Lewis Smith is doing considerable
work on his cottage.
Mrs. Hyslop took her place in the
school again last Monday.
F. E. Tracy was Caldwell visitor
Tuesday.
l.. B. Yaden was down from Boise
4 few hours, Wednesday.
Roy Ganow was down from the
upper pumping plant few days last
week
Miss Mae Mercer and Mrs. L. D
4 Hyslop went to Caldwell Saturday
to have some dental work attended to
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy King were in
from the ranch Monday.
]. P. Wood was in Caldwell attend
ing to business matters last week.
The Gem District has a number Of
men and teams at work under thc
supervision of Roy Estes repairing
the old Patch canal
j James and Thomas Hartley drov,
over from Middleton in their car las
Sunday and were entertained at din
neT- at the Schenck home. Mr.. anC
Mrs. Schenck returned with them anC
will probably be gone the entire week
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesper Gubi enter
} tanned a number OF their friends las
Saturday evening. A very pleasant
evening is reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Hoseley. theil
baby son and Miss Boise Hosele,
were entertained at dinner at tn,
Oliver Anderson home Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ford and son. Franz
were visitors at the +. +. Mexican.
home Sunday.
, Steele Miller visited Mrs. Miller il
Caldwell the last OF the week.
Tony Freeburn is at Sweet on bust
ness and is expected home the las
of the week.
: Messrs. X. l.. Orr. l.. u. cowar