The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-08-06
Items of Interest From
Surrounding Territory

| d where he mas been working.
l. b. aden went to Boise Monday
10 consult with doctor about had
~ swollen hand and arm, Riood
| poison is feared. ann D'oou
DR.. Albert Boeck was in from ~.
ranch Monday, " - VI" tue
MessrSS. Frank E. Trotter, w w
letter, letter. /. B. Yaden and D. J. Sui
ivan went up to the potash mines
saturday, returning Sunday
| ~, n. u. Lawson left last week for
she northern part of the state. where
he expects to work in the mines
Inc Burns family picniced at the
Isaac ranch Sunday.
VIM. Lawson is doing assessment
work at the potash mines for A num-
Der of owners here.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D. Hyslop sDent
last week with Mr.. Hyslop's parents
near Nampa, returning home Friday
MessrS. Lee Hoseley and Havlett
gave dance at Peck Hall Friday
evening.
Miss Sylvia McKague was over
from Caldwell last week visiting with
trends. here. She was accompanied
home by Miss Belle Furgeson, who
will spend week with her.
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Stone drove
over from Stonecraft, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas were in town
Monday.
VIM. Langford and Roy King have
purchased and are putting up the hay
on the Chas. Brewster ranch.
Word was received from Miss Fern
Bltner stating that she is not i'm
proving as rapidly as she should and
is going to Portland to take chiroprac-
tic treatment.
The board Of directors of the Gem
Irrigation District held a special
meeting here Wednesday. Among
other matters they passed reso-
luton asking the watermaster, Mr.
Mcconnell to resign. A mass meeting
was held in the upper end of the dis
trict Sunday. A number Of men from
here attended. The action of the
board was sustained. Charles Calkins
is now acting as watermastcr
Ned Price is much improved and
was brought home from the Caldwell
hospital Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank f. Trotter returned
from Caldwell Tuesday. She was ac-
companied home by her niece, Miss
Hazel circuit.
Mesdames Steele Miller and Martin
Sheneheld were in town shopping last
Monday.
Mrs. Hugh Travis was in town visit
ing and shopping last Saturday
Dr. Albert Boeck has had his furni-
ture shipped here and hauled it to the
ranch Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith were over
from Fargo Monday.
Mrs J. H. Kinnard. wife of the o.
S. L. agent at Nyssa, visited at the
T. T. McMeans home Thursday
Mrs. Elizabeth Ford was over from
Central Cove Monday.
Mrs. O'Donnell returned Thursday
from Dixie, where she has been visit
ing.
Mrs. Florence A. Hall returned
from Boise Monday She was &C
companied by Paul Dagieta of New
York City, who hopes the climate
here will benefit his health.
Charlie Parsons came over from
Caldwell Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Schenck were
Caldwell visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. Lewis Smith was quite i'll last
Saturday night, but is rapidly regain
ing her usual health
w. j. Benham cut his oats the first
of the week
Mrs. Charles Calkins was over from
the ranch Monday.
George Price made a trip to Par
ma Monday.
The directors of the Gem Irrigation
District held their regular meeting,
Tuesday.
Harry Wilson, vice-presidcnt and
general manager of the American Nj
trate Company, issued statement
last Saturday, part of which is as fol-
lows: THE American Nitrate COM
pany is an eastern corporation with
its Offices and principle place Of bust
ness at Chicago, III. The corpora
ton has purchased outright approx
mately 5000 acres of nitrate deposit
on Succor creek, in Malheur county,
Oregon, composed of II placer min
ing claims, owned by residents of
Ontario and Vale, in Malheur county,
Oregon. The corporation paid there
for $l50,000 The records at Vale,