The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-04-16

teaching school there. She returned
home Tuesday.
j. c. Stevens was down from Clay.
tonia Tuesday. Mr.. Stevens has re.
signed his position as director of the
Gem district and expects to leave
soon for California, where he will
make his home.
John L. Meyer of Minnesota, is
here visiting at the Tony Freeburr
home and the Steele Miller home. He
is looking over the country with the
idea of finding a location.
Robert kubank, brother of John
Eubank. and Marion Cox arrived from
Oklahoma Saturday. Mr.. Eubank is
working for Mr.. Fenrich and Mr.
Cox for the Homedale Townsite Co
Mr.. King, travelling auditor for the
Q. S. l., with headquarters at Salt
Lake City, spent the day here last
Saturday.
John Fellows went up to the mines
Sunday
Mrs. Frank F. Trotter and children
came out from Caldwell and are visit
ing at the home of Mrs. Totter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Ward OF
| Fargo. They will come on to Home
dale this week.
There are prospects that the gov
eminent will arrange to have the local
and Jordan Valley mail route brought
in by train. This would secure for
us daily train service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Freeburn were
Caldwell visitors Monday.
George Huntley has purchased the
Van Wyngarden is having a porch
added and the water connection made
before turning the property over
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Yaden and Mrs
R. w. Vanderhoof were passengers tc
Boise Monday
Buck Travis is working at the
Huntley cottage.
Griffith Davies of Sublet, Wyoming
is here visiting with his daughter
Mrs VIM. Martin.
G. H. Van Wyngarden was a bust
ness visitor from Caldwell severa
DAYS of last week.
Mrs. Thomas Tarr taught in place
of Miss Mae Mercer Monday. Mis-.
Mercer has severe attack of Ia
grippe.
Mark Price and Martin Shenefielc
were Boise visitors Monday
Owen Thelkeld is at work on Mrs
L. B. Yaden's desert claim.
Charles Brewster was a Caldwell
visitor Thursday.
Mrs. James Munro of Caldwell il
visiting here at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Cupp.
The James Pegram home is goinl
through quite a seige of sickness
Mrs Pegram and three of the child
rem are now down with the measles
Miss Ida Schenck. Mrs H. A. Sny
der, Mrs. James Padgett and Master
Gordon drove over to Wilder las
Thursday
DR.. Boeck. Jr, and wife, have come
down from Boise to spend month a
the ranch.
w. D. Fletcher was a Caldwell
visitor last week.
The Succor Creek Irrigation dis
trict held meeting, Tuesday.
Melvin and Elvin Cassell were
visitors at Island Park, the home o
Mr.. and Mrs, w. J. Helton. from Fri
day until Sunday.
Mrs Hugh Travis and Miss Alberta
made a trip to Caldwell Friday.
c. f. Freeburn was in from the
ranch Monday.
Mrs. w. D. Fletcher was a Boise
visitor Monday and Tuesday.
! A. J. Lotus was a Caldwell visitor
Monday.
The board of directors of the Cen
district held their regular meeting
last Tuesday. The resignation of ]
c. Stevens was accepted but no ap
pointment made to fill the vacancy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy King were Boise
visitors Friday and Saturday
Miss Dorothea Tracy returned t.
her home Monday after about {
months absence.
DR.. and Mrs. Martin moved into
rooms in the Peck building Monday
John w. Shook. warden of tn,
state penitentiary and George A. Da,
state land commissioner, were in thi
place Saturday on their way hom,
from trip to the Duval ranch wher,
they had been on an inspection trip
Mr.. Day stated that the land boart
would reappraise and place the stat
land in the Gem District on the mar
ket whenever there were application
made for purchase Mr.. Day is
member of the commission which ha
charge of the expenditure of TIL
money appropriated to pay the state
share of the expenses of the Gem dis
trict, and said in regard to this, tina
the money would be used as judicious
ly as possible and only for expense
actually necessary to keep water il
the canals. Mr.. Shook is we'll pleased
with the work at the state farm ant
thinks the returns from the farm thi
year will enable him to build quarter
for a larger crew and that next yea
they will be able to put the 1900 acre
under cultivation.