The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-02-05
Items of Interest From
Surrounding Territory

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Monday.
Miss Ira Van Buskirk left Tuesday
Tor Des Moines, Iowa She ex-
poets to be away for six months.
Invitations were issued last week
for an old time party, to be held at
Heath Hall Friday evening. Over
sixty of our people attended and spent
very pleasant social evening. Old
time games and dances were enjoyed
and participated i'll by all present. A
delicious lunch was served.
Miss Rachel Miller was the guest
of Miss Anne Gilbert of Fargo sew
eral days the first of the week,
Representatives Trotter and Magee
introduced House Bill No. 155 in the
House Wednesday morning. The bill
calls for an appropriation of $4,000
by the state for the construction of
bridge at Mussers Ferry. The bill
was referred to the committe on ap-
| preparations and was returned to the
House with their APPROVAL Thursday
morning. 1t was then referred to
the committee on ferries and bridges
They will report it to the house for
the final vote
! The Owyhee county commissioners
have already given as an appropria-
ton $4,000 and the Canyon county
commissioners are expected to make
like appropriation.
| J. p. Wood was a business visitor
to Caldwell Monday.
Hugh Travis took a load Of fat
hogs to Caldwell last week. On the
return trip his team became frighten-
ed and ran for quite distance throw
ing both Mr. and Mrs. Travis from
, the seat. Mrs. Travis sustained some
very severe bruises
L. B. Yaden made trip to Cald-
well Tuesday
Mr.. Mcconnell was down from
Claytonia the last of the week and
made application for the position Of
ditchrider
Helen Lotus has been quite i'll
with an attack of la rrippe.
President Berry, L. Bush OF the
Western Pacific says there is no
doubt of the building Of the Boise
Winnemucca railroad but it must now
await the reorganization made neces-
sary by the withdrawal of the Gould
Interests. New York interests are ex-
4 pected to furnish the money needed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Dugdale of
Claytonia passed thru here Friday on
their way to Caldwell
T. l.. Pollard left Monday for a
visit to his old home at Santa Anna
California.
Mcleod and Hodgson are building
a large Landing pen on their ranch at
the mouth of Jumps Creek canyon.
The revival meetings were continu-
cd thru last week and were we'll at
tended
The auto mail stage has been fitted
out with new bed and can now
accommodate about twenty passen.
gers. 1t is entirely enclosed which
means much greater comfort for the
passengers.
Charles Tabor was down from CLAY.
tonia Saturday.
Roy Myler has recovered very
rapidly from his recent operation. Ht
left the hospital Tuesday and expect.
to return home in few days.
John Fellows went up to the mine!
Saturday to do some assessment
work
The ladies were much disappointed
Monday that illness prevented Mise.
Kelly and Hayes from keeping theil
appointment The instructors ar
rived Tuesday as scheduled and the
meetings are being we'll attended anc
proving of great interest.
The eighth grade has organized anc
elected the following officers: Ra,
Fletcher, president Rachel Miller
vice president; Arthur McCoard, sec
rotary; Ruth Lehmer, treasurer. TIL,
class flower is lilac and the colors ar,
old rose and gray
Mrs. Flora Hodgson and children
are down from Poison Creek visiting
at the Con Sutton home.