The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-09-24
Items of Interest From
Surrounding Territory

Mark Price and William Lawson
were Caldwell visitors Thursday.
Mrs. w. H. Schenck visited with
Mrs. J. P. Wood, Friday
Lewis Smith attended the Ralph
Evans sale in Fargo, Thursday, and
derrick. 10y
Jas. Padgett is doing some papering
at the L. B. Yaden home.
w. H. Schenck made a trip to Boise
valley Thursday Returning Friday.
Mrs. Hugh Travis and Miss Louise
McMeans drove over to the Fenrich
home in Fargo Tuesday for grapes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Smith spent
the week end visiting at the home of
Mrs. Smiths son, H. D. Putney, in
Roswell.
James Burns has charge of the jani-
tor work at the school house and is
keeping the building in good order.
Mrs. A. B. Olsen drove over to
Fargo Friday.
Mrs. w. J. Helton and Mrs. Jas.
Padgett visited at home Sunday, re-
turning to Roswell that evening.
Mrs. Nellie Peck left Thursday for
Portland, where she expects to spend
few months.
Mrs. T. f. McMeans and Miss
Louise, visited at the Meredith home
in Central Cove, Tuesday.
The school wagon started Monday
bringing in quite an addition to the
school enrolment Martin Shene-
field has charge of the wagon.
w. D. Fletcher was in town trading
last Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Langford was over from
Fargo Monday.
Dow Dunning left Tuesday for
Boise, to look after some matters OF
interest to the Gem Irrigation dis
trict.
c. L. Hoseley has sold his interest
in forty acre tract of state land
south of town to F. Vanderbilt. who
has taken possession and Mr.. Hose.
ley and family are moving to the
. Evans ranch in Fargo.
The townsite company is building Z
vault for the use of the Gem Irriga
ton district
J. D. Welsh has received and in,
stalled his stock of goods and open
/ ed his place for business Monday.
, Miss Ida Schenck and Mrs. H. A
Snyder drove over to Fargo Monday
: Arrangements are being made anC
r it is hoped that minister will be Sc
cured to conduct regular services fo
E the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cupp wer,
Caldwell visitors the last of the week
/ R. w. Vanderhoof was a Bois
visitor Tuesday.
The Fargo fair will be held Satur
day, September Is. 1t is planned t.
6 have a ball game, bucking contes
and other sports. Everyone is in
vited.
= The Chas. Calkins family will NOV
! to town this week to put the childrei
in school.
: Miss Stetzil, bookkeeper for tn
: Blackaby Mercantile company at Jor
. dan Valley, arrived in Homedale las
= Monday from a few days visit a
; Ontario. She spent few days her
working on the books of the Home
Mesdames T. c. McMeans an
s. Florence A. Hall visited with Mr.
;, Elizabeth Ford of Central Cove, las
II Monday.
e Mrs. and Miss Albert of Payett
who have been visiting at the Eal
e Friend home, returned to Payette la!
I Saturday. Mrs. Albert is the grand
, mother and Miss Albert cousin {
J. Mrs. Friend.
Messrs. D. J. Sullivan and GeorR
IA Huntley visited in Boise last week
- consult with their attorney in regar
- to the suit brought against them som
N time ago by Ontario parties to d.
termine the ownership of certain pc
: ash mining claims on Succor cree
The case will be heard in the feder
court at Portland some time me-
10 month.
m C. NJ. Hill was down from Boi!
N Thursday attending to business ma
is tiers here.
n F. F. Kaufman and John Redma
~ of the lower end of the district a
or tended the meeting of the Clayton
GO water users association last week ar
" talked over plans for holding &c
District fair. The proDositon WI
I favorably received and assurance W;
40 given that the people of that sectic
~ would give it loyal support.
~ Oliver Anderson returned Iuesd;
80 from business trip to Cornish, Uta
~ George Ramsey has purchased Il
no Franklin cottage. :,
" Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Hyslop, M
10 and Mrs. F. M. Wilson and MI
% 3 Charles Dugdale were visitors to Il
10 potash fields Saturday and Sunday.
81 The two Trostol girls from Centr
9o Cove are attending school here.
q, Mrs. Whitson and sister and N
% Needham were visitors from Centr
% Cove. Monady.
10 Friday, September "a. has been S
O0 as the date for holding the first a
~ nual Gem District Fair and Picnic
~ Homedale Small premiums are
80 fercd for the best display of all vari
40 ties of farm products. Besides t
20 premiums certificates of award W
- be issued for the first and second be
10 displays of each article and the