The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-03-12
nee Peaceful Valley.
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AS was advertised a meeting was
held at the school house SATURDAY.
night for the purpose Of changing the
name of our valley The chairman,
called the vote of the house to make
this change, which was almost un
anlmous. After some discussion. if
was decided that only legal voters
should vote on the name. Then
came the task of selecting the new
name out Of the two hundred PROOFS
ed names received from all over this
and adjoining states. After three bal
lots the name of Riverside proved to
he the winner, which, on account of
the great Snake river flowing along
the entire western side of the valley,
IS very appropriate and received favor
by nearly all of its residents. The
winners of the five dollars, which was
offered to the persons or persons sub
uniting the chosen name are as fol-.
lows: Rev. Jones, F. NJ. Conroy, Mrs.
K. w. Kingston of the valley, also
Mrs. J. F Stout of Caldwell.
a good crowd attended the oyster,
supper at the school house Saturday
night. Professors Center, of the Uni
Verslty OF Idaho and Ireland, aericul-
tural advisor of the project, also Mr..
Ralph Cakes, of Caldwell. gave in
terestIng talks. 1t was was announc-
ed that members of the Caldwell
Commercial club would meet with us
on the next meeting night of the
FARMERS Society of Equity two
weeks hence.
Mrs. Banks returned home from the
hospital Friday uhara sLo -.
panied Mrs. Ralph Stats, remaining
with her several days.
Floyd Mitchell is SUFFERING gre,tIv
from piece of Russian thistle which
lodged in his eye.
The class for Bible study will meet
at Mrs. Harry Merchants, Wednes-
day night.
The Willing Workers will meet
with Mrs. S. NJ, Aue, Thursday after
noon, March 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Hodkinson and
cousin Ray Wiley, arrived from
Denver, Colorado, with 4 carload of
goods, and will make their home ON
the ranch which they recently pur-
chased.
Mrs. Ralph Stats underwent a crit
zeal operation at the Canyon hosrital
in Caldwell, Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Cakes and sister also
MessrS, Barker and Kelly of Caldwell
attended the entertainment given bv
the Farmers Society of Equity, Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. Herbert Van Wyngarden from,
oregon, spent several DAYS with her
father, a, w. Mcintyre, last week,
(, {. Tobias shipped load of seed
corn to Boise, last week,
Mrs. Harry Abeshurv of Caldwell
week. ''''
Kendall Mulch got kicked on the
leg by horse Sunday. Fortunately
no bones were broken.
Miss Sarah Harris of Nampa. visit
ed her brothers Warner and Tom,
several days of last week.
w. II. Mallett delivered load of
clover seed to the Farmers Society
OF Equity. at Nampa, Monday.
Mr., Hanson, from near Nampa,
srent Sunday with his daughters,
Mesdames Harris.
K, w. Kingston attended a meeting
OF the directors of the Water Users
Association at Caldwell. Tuesday.
Work on the farm was suspended
in general when every man and grown
boy laden with guns and ammunition
turned out to attend the rabbit drive
last Wednesday, Great slaushtcrine
was done and all returned home tired
out, but pleased with the hunt.
The Stcroptican views which were
shown at the Methodist church We'd
nesday night, were enjoyed by all
who saw them.
A NEW INSECTICIDES