The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-09-10
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Al Moore is working at the Steele
orchard near Roswell picking prunes.
Charley Asp was on the sick list
last week.
Mrs. Lund was shopping in Parma
her friend, Mrs. VIM. Jones, formerly
of the Valley.
The w. P. Case family went to Big
Bend, Sunday, and were guests at the
Purdy home.
Mrs. Samuel Egger and Miss
Bertha were callers at the C. F. Par
sons home in Fargo, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Usadell sold
ten acres of their land Saturday to a
party from Payette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Usadell went to
Roswell Saturday
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Hahn, Sum
day, August 5th, girl, mother and
child are doing we'll.
Sam Egger and George Parsons
made trip to Succor Creek, Sum
day, returning Monday.
John Bauman accompanied by Ade-
liza and Alfred Usadell drove to Wild
er last Saturday.
Mrs. F. Jones and Miss Bertha
were Boise visitors Wednesday.
School starts Monday 18th instead
Of the 9th as reported.
Theodore Johnson is expected to
arrive home soon from the coast,
where he has been for some time.
Mrs. Tom Welsh also Frank Jones
and daughter, Bertha, were Parma
visitors, Saturday
Mr.. John Lund made trip to
Snake River Tuesday.
Mr.. Bauman was Parma visitor
Tuesday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owens went to Ros-
we'll Park for peaches Thursday and
report them plentiful.
August Johnson went to Parma last
Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson
have one of the finest gardens in the
Valley, also some of the best grapes
we have seen any where.
Mrs. V. V. Dunagan of Albion,
Wash, mother of Henry Dunagan,
and Miss Jessie Dunagan, formally
of this place, who has been staying
with her grandmother, arrived Thurs
day, and after months visit here
Mrs. V. V. Dunagan will go to Neb-
raska and Iowa to visit her children
there.
The Misses Bertha Egger, Adelia
Usadell and Mr.. Emil Egger made a
trip to the Big Bend country Sunday
evening.
Sam and Emil Egger attended the
Roundup in Caldwell Tuesday of last
week, returning the same day.
1t may be of interest to some peo-
pie to know that the "horrid toad"
will rid the tomato vines of those de-
structive worms for such is the ex-
perience Mrs. Owens has had with
toad that stays in her garden.
Otto Usadell had his house plaster
ed last week. Mr. Adams of Fargo
and Mr.. Lund did the work.
A coyote made a short call at the
Butler ranch Wednesday evening,
but only succeeded in getting on the
lawn when Mr.. Butler and his dog
appeared and Mr.. Coyote left in
hurry.
The Johnson brothers, also the
Lund boys paid visit to Snake river
Sunday evening.
Lars ArIand, Theodore Johnson,
Fritz Lund and Otto Usadell were
Parma visitors Saturday.
Mark Burton, Jr., and Arthur Lund
took in the picture show in Parma,
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Slagger and
children from near Haley, Idaho,
are here visiting at the S. B. Peter
man home. Mrs. Slagger is a sister
of Mrs. Peterman.
Real estate is looking up in the Val
ley. VIM. Jones was offered $550000
for his homestead
c. c. Case sold his third crop of
hay to Henry Dunagan, who had it
hauled to his ranch last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Butcher and little son
called on friends in Caldwell, Satur-