The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-09-17

MIS-. J. X. Ganow moved from the
upper pumping plant to their cottage
here last week, so that Miss Alice |
could enter school Mr.. Ganow will |
not be down until the plant is closed |
the last of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Friend enter
week.
II. A. Snyder left Sunday for Silver
City, where he has secured a good
position with the Silver CITY Minino
and Milling company. Mrs. Snyder
ana son. Ralph, will remain here for
the winter.
Mrs. Florence A. Hall and Mrs
Nellie Peck were guests at the Hugh
:raviS home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Travis and Mis-
Alberta and Miss Ida Schenck visited
at the upper pumping plant Sunday.
Mrs. Jake Mussell and Mrs Chester
Miller were visitors from Central
Cove, Monday.
Miss Opal Calkins returned home
thursday after ten-day visit with
friends in Ontario.
Willard Robinson has purchased
new two-passenger, eight-cylinder car
- }. ID. WEIGH and family arrived here
tuesday from New Plymouth. They
are making their home in the Rev
nolds building and are preparing the
store room Tor grocery stock, which
VIII be put in as soon as it can be Sc
cured.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Schenck visited
at the James Hartley home near Mid
dleton Wednesday and Thursday and
returned with load of fruit.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Freeburn and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Flet-
cher, and Roy Fletcher, left Tuesday
on an overland trip to Kendrick, Ida,
where they expect to make their
home. They will go via Payette lakes
and see much of the mountain coun-
try.
Ed. Smell has traded 100 acres of his
Gem district ranch to S. S. Start Of
Baker City, for l9l acre ranch in
Pine valley, Oregon Mr.. Start has
let contract for the clearing and
seeding of his new ranch and expects
to have it all in crop next season.
w. H. Schenck made a business
trip to Caldwell Saturday.
The first fall meeting of the Home
dale Home & School Circle will be
held at the school house this Friday
afternoon at three o'clock. A full at
tendance is much desired as the years
work is to be decided upon and plan
ned for. Several other important mat
tiers will probably be considered also.
All the women in the district are urg-
ed to attend and become members.
Election of officers will take place at
the October meeting.
Con Sutton, w. w. Peter and Frank
Myler went to Silver City Sunday.
Messrs. Dow Dunning, Ed. Smell
Marsing and Willard Robinson ali
went to Boise Tuesday to attend to
business matters of the Gem district
Frank f. Trotter spent Tuesday
and Wednesday in Caldwell and Boise
Chris. Jensen WIS a Caldwell visitor
Tuesday.
Louis Lehner has gone to Nye
Montana, where he expects to spenC
| the winter.
Elizabeth Price is assisting c. E
Peterson at the restaurant
Misses Beatrice Stephens and Miss
Blanche Adams are packing fruit a
the Steele packing house in Roswell.
William Cowan has gone to Boise
where he has secured a position.
Arthur Irwin was in from the rancl
Monday. The abscess on his nccl
has not entirely healed.
Mark Price took four of his child
rem to Caldwell, Thursday, where hi
has placed them to be taken care o
and where two of them will attend
school.
Mrs. w, J. Helton, Mrs. Jas. Pad
gett and Hal Burns were over from
Roswell, where they are packing fruit
visiting home folks.
Miss Emma Burns, who is packing
fruit in Roswell, spent Sunday witt
Miss Celia Cowan at Apple Valley
Seth Megorden, who spent the sum
mer with brother at Nyssa, arrive,
on Tuesdays train and will make hi
home with his brother, O. A. Megor
den, this winter and attend schoo
here.
Miss Margaret Cupp left last wee
for Jordan Valley, where she Wi
teach school.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cupp were Cald
we'll visitors Tuesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. McMeans en-
tertained at dinner Sunday Tn
guests were Mesdamcs Florence 4
Hall and Nellie Peck and Bert Hcatl
Verne Hillyard left Thursday TO
his old home at Tustin, Californi;
where he will probably remain.
Mrs. A. J. Lotus spent part c
last week in Boise.
A meeting was held here Tuesday a
which the directors of the Gem Dis
trict and a committee appointed TO re
present the proposed Succor Cree
Irrigation district, were present,
is hoped this meeting will result i
the construction of system for irr
eating a body of new land in this SEE
ton. As some of the water and dar
site filings of the two districts over
lap and rather than undergo the eN
pense and delay of settling the maj
ter in court it was planned that the
work together in constructing the pre-
posed system. 1t is proposed to bull
dam that will store $4,000 acre fec
of water. OF this amount the Gel