The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-16
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MT and Mrs. J. D. Wright, Misses
Leone and Mildred and Masters Cliff.
ford and Walter left last week for a
mountain trip. They expect to canD
on the Little Salmon about fourteen
miles north of New Meadows. Tbev
Will be gone month or six weeks
Governor Alexander and State Land
commissioner Day, were down from
Boise Thursday. They visited the IN
per pumping plant and in the after
noon addressed a mass meeting of
the people at Peck Hall.
George Huntley passed through
town Monday on his way to Rockville
from Omaha, where he shipped a car
load OF lambs. His lambs arrived on
the market in fine condition and
brought fine price. He expects to
make another shipment in the near
future.
A baby girl was welcomed at the
Gerard Adams home Friday, July 9.
L. }. Magee left last week for a
trip to California, where he will attend
family reunion and take in the bio
exposition.
Miss Elizabeth Price is home again
alter spending several weeks in Cald-
well.
The regular monthly meeting of:the
directors of the Gem Irrigation Dis
trict was held here Tuesday.
CnarleS Brewster made a business
trip to Caldwell last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Smith returned
from from Seattle the last of the week.
They will make headquarters in Ros-
well for time. '-Nere Mrs. Smith is
visiting with friends and relatives.
William Cowan is recovering quite
rapidly and returned home the FIRST
of the week.
Louis Lehner is home again after
spending year in Montana.
Miss Annie Adams visited with
Miss Alberta Travis several days last
week.
E. N. Schroyer went to Boise on
Monday.
Bert Heath went to Caldwell Satur-
day returning Sunday.
Frank Blacks mother, who recehtIv
suffered stroke of paralysis, has al
most entirely recovered.
Bert Davis was in from the ranch
Friday.
The Homedale Home and School
Circle have adjourned for the sum
mer.. They will begin their regular
meetings again the third Fridy in
September.
Mrs. George Huntley and children
were down from the mountains last
week visiting with friends.
VIM. Isaac passed through here last
Saturday on his way from his ranch
to Caldwell.
John Coggburn and family have re-
turned to Homedale to make their
home after spending the last year
in Caldwell
w. H. Cess returned home Satur-
lay from Omaha where he went with
! shipment of his sheep. He reports
mat good prices were received.
w. w. Peter and daughters, the
Misses Helen, Lois and Clarice, L. B.
Yaden and Mr.. ThreIkeld were Cald-
will visitors Monday The girls made
he trip for the purpose of seeing the
Liberty Bell. =. -, ,s'...
F. E. Tracy and D. ]. Sullivan came
Town from the potash mines on Sue
;or creek Sunday. They were ac-
home by Mrs. Sullivan,
who had spent several weeks there.
Ed. Burns has secured the contract
or painting the Claytonia school
houses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Con Sutton and child
EN- made the trip to Caldwell Monday |
O see the Liberty Bell.
Martin Shene6eld, Mark Price and |
N. d. Martin were in Caldwell, last |
tuesday, attending to some business
matters in connection with the organ
cation of the new Succor creek irri-
alton district.
Miss Mae Mercer made trip to
ordan Valley with her brother-in-law
ar, Yeager, who is the state weights
nd measure Inspector of Oregon.
Mr., and Mrs. L. d. Hyslop visited
I the Thomas farr home Sunday.
Roy Myler has purchased Mark
'rice's bunch of turkeys.
James Armstrong had the misfor-
inc to strain the inner lining of his
cart by EVERYTHING and will have to
Ike a layoff of several weeks.
Margaret Cupp returned home from
'aldwell Saturday. She was accom-
anied by her two sisters, Mrs. James
lonroe and Mrs. Dan Banks. who re-
lained for a visit Of several days.
Bert Heath has purchased a team
nd wagon aand' as soon as the neces-
ary arrangementS can be made he
nd Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. McMeans
nd Miss Louise, will leave for an
verland trip to Yellowstone Park.
Two auto loads of men left last
tuesday, for Silver City for the pur-
ose of presenting to the county COM
lissioners an application for $l0.-
1000 appropriation for the purpose
helping construct bridge across
make river at Homedale, and TO fur
ish information regarding the neces-
ty of having a bridge at this point,
i'd to use their inhunece toward Sc
lring the appropriation.
Arthur Irwin is on the sick list.
F. F. Trotter spent Wednesday and
thursday in Boise attending the meet
~ of the Republican State Central