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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-22

spent Saturday and Sunday at home.
Miss Neva Hamilton left Friday
morning for her school near Malad.
Jess Siggins bought new gasoline
engine for mixing cement last week.
Mrs. l.. Ioder gave little party
last Monday evening in honor of Miss
Ncomi Cline's twenty-first birthday.
Those present were Misses Vertie
Hostettler, Moreno Parkhurst, May
Cline, Ruth Shenk, Mr.. and Mrs. Bon
ME Colt. Mrs. Beason, and Messrs.
Theo. Cline, Lester Parks. and Leo
Hostettler.
Mr. Harter made business trip to
Boise in his Studebaker ar last Mon
day,
Mrs. F. A. Ommen went to Cald-
well last Saturday with the sewing
done by the Lone Star school sewing
club which is to be placed on exhi-
hition at the county and Gem State
.airs.
Floyd Ommcn drove to Melba last
Friday after school hours in
order to help his father stack hay on
Saturday, He returned Saturday
nirht.
The school dismissed today in or
der that teachers and pupils may take
in the sights and sounds at the
Nampa Harvest Festival.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Waite who have been
visiting at the Ollie home for several
days, returned to their home in Michi-
gan this week
The Good Cheer club will meet with
Mrs. w. H. Gordon, September 18th.
William and Henry Bell left
Wednesday for fishing and hunting
trip in the mountains.
Ira Cook and family visited with
L. F. Cook, Tuesday.
M. G. King went to Sunny Slope
last Sunday for peaches.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Convey had for
Sunday guests Mr.. Conveys mother
from Iowa and Mr.. and Mrs. Rolley
Convey of Caldwell.
We are glad. to note that Miss
Birdie Cook is able to be around
again after being laid up with an in
jured limb caused by a fall several
weeks ago
Earl Peterman and his sisters. Clara
and Lourene of Roswell. were Sunday
guests at the Grant Story home.
Mr. and Mrs. T. ]. Allison and
daughter Irma spent the week end
visiting friends at Parma
Mr.. D. L. Young of Boise visited az
the Weick home Thursday afternoon
Among those attending college al
Caldwell are Fern Allison and Bruce
and Van McElween.
John Seldom of Boise was a week
end visitor with Mr.. and Mrs. Grant
Story.
Mrs. c. c. White of Deer Flat wa:
a guest of Mrs. Roy Jones one day
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. B. Allison re-
turned home Tuesday after week:
visit with relatives and friends a
Mrs. w. S. Davis spent "Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. L. S. McElwain
Mrs. c. D. Kirkpatrick and Mrs
Sheaffer called on Mrs. Pearson
Wedne sday, also on Mrs. Sam Vassar
The Good Cheer club met with Mrs
w. c. Fugate September IA with
good attendance. Officers wer
elected for the coming year. Mrs
Fugate was reelected president by a.
unanimous vote. Mrs. Fugate has he'll
this office since 1918 which goes t
prove the high esteem in which she
held by the ladies of the club. Mis-
Birdie Cook was elected vice presi
dent, and Mrs. Walter Thomas. secre
tary, after which the hostess serve
dainty and delicious refreshments. III
visitors that were in attendance at thi
meeting were Mrs. Kirkpatrick {
Oklahoma, Mrs. G. w. Milliner of Sa
Lake. Mrs. ]. F. Summers and Mr.
Travis and Miss Clara Summers
Caldwell.
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Items of Interest From
Surrounding Territory

Miss Margaret Garrison of Middle
ton visited with the Misses Velma
and Verda Beck last Sunday.
Mrs. J. E. Summers and daughter,
Florence, of Caldwell were visiting at
the w. c. Fugate home last Thursday
evening.
Miss Clara Summers spent several
days last week visiting friends and
relatives in the Dixie country.
Those who have entered the Cald-
we'll High school from this community
are Floyd Davis, Elmer Convey, Joe
Fuller, Nellie Whitney and Gala
Vaughn.
Everybody in this vicinity is pretty
busy just now putting up their third
cutting of hay.
Mrs. M. D. Bryons spent Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. L. S. McElwain
Miss Fowler, county superintend-
ent of schools, and Mr.. Mccall, or
ganizer Of the boys agricultural clubs
called ON the teachers Wednesday
evening.
Miss Sylvia Hedden visited her sis
ter, Juanita, at the school house
Thursday.
Miss Bess Hartie visited Friday ant
Saturday at the Walter Thomas home
Mr.. Milt Mcintyre of Cow Creek
Idaho, is visitor at the L. F. Cool
home. Mr.. Mcintyre is a brother O.
Mrs. Cook
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Milliner and son!
Robert and Horace. Mrs. G. w. Mill
ner and children Nydia and Edwin
and Miss Bess HASTE were dinne
guests at the Walter Thomas hom
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greenfield of Huston
Idaho, and Mr.. Greenfield and daugh
ter, Lola, brought Miss LORNA Green
field back to her school Sunday even
ling.
Miss Juanita Hedden was Bots
visitor over Sunday.
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after the harvest season in the north

after the harvest season in the north
west.
Emory Parsons wa in this vicinity
last week with his threshing outfit.
The Misses Olga and Adelia Usa-
dell who are staying in Fargo were
visiting at the home of thend parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Usadell, Sunday.
John Prins gave dinner to some
of his bachelor friends Sunday.
Will Asp, Charley and Theodore
Johnson spent Sunday at Snake river.
P. w. Case and family also Mrs,
Sheets were entertained at the J. Lund
home, Thursday.
Mrs. Lund was shopping in Parma
Friday.
The 2. w. Case, Andrew Asp and
Walter Matson families also John
Bauman attended the fair in Big Bend
Friday.
John Lund and Henry Dunagan
were business callers in Roswell,
John Prins was in Parma Friday on
business.
VIM. Look of Caldwell and SON OF
Fargo were in the valley last week
in the interest of the Canyon County
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
The Otto Usadell and Harry Zim-
norman families were entertained at
the Arthur Burton home, Sunday,
Chester Dunagan arrived home Sat
urday and will work for the reclama-
ton service this season.
p. w. Case and family are moving
| 70 Meridian this week They were
among the first settlers in this valley
and were foremost in its development
Mr.. Case being road overseer at pres
emf They leave many friends here
who wish them success in their new
home.
Lee Pierce is ditch rider in the
valley again. He will continue as
ditch rider in Big Bend also, but will
ride each day alternately
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Real Estate Transfers.

Sept. l+Jas. r. Keith to his wife,
Jennie Myrtle Keith, of Nampa, lot 46.
block AZ, Original townsite. Nampa.
Ernest Asselin and Rosana Asselin
of Nampa, to Grace B. McHose OF
| Burns, Ore, lot 2 of Asselin's sub
division of the E1a of the NWA, Sec,
/ 3, Twp. N. r. w. B. NJ, except
two acres specifically described. Com
sideration $500.
Claude Ferguson and Jean c. Fergu-
son of Mayer, Arizona, to Sophia M.
Van Limbaugh OF Emmett, seq Of
SWA, Sec. l8, Twp N. r. 3 w. B.
NJ; consideration $500.
VIM. F. Buckbersh and Minnie
Buckbersh Of Payette, to Jacob A.
Kinscy ,of Payette, beginning at
point 81 feet S. of NV corner of SW
| u NEA, Sec. 80, Twp. 9 N. R S w.
b. NJ, said point II #, S, Of N; line
Tioga St. n, thence w 40 rods to
Payette river, thence N. 63 it., thence
f. 40 rods to f. line of lot 5. Sec; So,
thence 63 #. to place Of beginning;
nsideration $500.
Sept. l5-C. G. Longetei and
Hattie V. Longeteig Of Boise, to W..
R. Gray and C. l.. Gray of Middleton.
be ginning 420 it, N. and 80 it. W.. OF
u Sec. corner between Secs. e and J,
Twp. a N. r, w. B. NJ. thence n. 80
it., w. l42H it., N. 81 it,. W. As fl,
s GO it,, w. 86A IT,. S, l45H it.. K,
l27H it., n. IS it.. f. l47H it. to be-
ginning. Consideration $3.50.
Ernest Boone and Edna J. Boone to
Frank |, Rose. all of Caldwell, NEA
SWH, Sec. l, Twp. 3 N, R. w. B.
M; consideration $500, ,
Edna Wilson and Silas Wilson.
Namra. to Andrew w. Hay. Sioux
City, Iowa, lots and 2. block .. Ar
Grgton Add. Nampa; consideration
$1,000 -,
Solomon Harrison and Samilds
Harrison to Ralph N. Largent, all oil
Nampa, all of lot Is, Sylvan Heights
Nomn. portion of SWH SWA
Sec. IA and of SWH seq, Sec. Is
Twp. 3 N. R. 2 w. B. M; considers
t1,n $500.
Sept l6-J. II. Neher and Name,
Nchcr. Hudson, Ill.,, to Roscoe Brad
lev. Canyon Co., Idaho, lot 2, block 3
Arlington Add, Nampa; consideration
$500.
Frank l.. Baum and Myrtle Baum
Nampa, to F. W. Wilson, Meridian
ST SEN, Sec. 81, Twp. 2 N. R.
" r N; consideration $1,000.
H S. Kittle and Josephine M. Kit
tie, Santa Ann, Calf, to D. R. Nc
Naughton. Boulder, Colo, u interes
in lots 9, 10, IL and II, in block q
Original townsite, Caldwell.
n Postmaster Ford was Boise visito
n Saturday.
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Nearly everybody from Lone Star
have attended the Nampa Harvest
Festival this week.
Mrs Ruth Randall who has charge
of the promary room in the school
was taken suddenly i'll last Wednes-
day night. Miss Nina Mccain took
her place in the school and finished
out the week. All were glad to see
Mrs. Randall back Monday morning
ready for duty.
Threshing and hay making are the
order of the day with the farmers.
Mr.. F.. A. Ommen came up from
Melba last Tuesday.
/ Mothers Circle met at the school
house last Friday afternoon. The
meeting opened by all repeating the
Lords prayer in concert with Mrs.
]. Ed Miller leader. Mrs. ]. w.
Brandt and Mrs. A. c. Faris were
appointed to look after the purchase
OF large u. S. flag suitable for I'M
furling out of doors in fair weather.
They also further show their inter
est in the school by offerino first
second and third prizes for the best
essays on subjects pertaining to the
welfare of young folks. The frs
subject is to be THE Teeth and the
Care of Them" 1t is to be hoped
that all parents will look forward tc
this event as really Parents Day
These contests are to be held nea,
the close of each quarter.
Miss Mary Flynn went to Pocatellt
last week to take a position as prin
cipal of a school near there.
Virgil Harris and David Shenk wen
into the hills of Owyhee county las
Thursday evening to round up ant
bring home some of their cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. McCrory an
little son of Lower Deer Flat wer
visiting at the ]. Ed Miller home fror
Saturday until Monday afternoon @
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gealy an
children visited at the home of Nj,
and Mrs. M. N. Baker last Sunda
afternoon.
Mrs. A. M. Roberts of Riverside
visiting her sister Mrs. B. M. Rar
dali the past week.
Marion PARROT. one of the la.
year grammar grade graduates of Lin
Star, started to Nampa high scho'
last Monday.
Miss Jennie Mccain who is teacl
ing at Notus and Miss Leticia M
Cain who is teaching at Lone TT,
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Mr.. Clarence Conroy holds the crop
record in this part of the country,
having threshed ninety-five bushels on
oats per acre. Lawrence Roberts sec
ond with lightweight bushels.
Our community will soon own its
own threshing outfit. AT a meeting
held for the purpose committee was
appointed to look into the matter,
which resulted in the purchase OF an
engine and huller, run by. oil. AS
almost all the threshing of grain IS
over for this season it was not neces-
sary to purchase separator at this
time. The outfit will arrive in about
two weeks. -, :,
The ladies' aid met with Mrs. Floyd
MoIntyre last Thursday afternoon.
Next meeting will be with Mrs; +. w.
Fuller, Thursday, September 18th;
Mr.. Floyd Mitchell and SON.. Rcx'
spent the week end with the family
who recently moved to Midway,
T. J. Hodkinson and family, also
Mr.. Percy White motored down
from Kuna and spent Sunday with
rcl2 tives here.
Mr.. Harry Amesbury returned to
the ranch Monday, after spending
few days with his family in Caldwell
Howard Stilwell visited at Green
leaf Sunday.
Mr.. Egland met with painful acct
dent Friday, while helping thresh on
the Harry Wood ranch. He fell
,gainst a pitch fork, one Of the tines
making a dangerous wound.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Kingston and
SON took Sunday dinner with Mr.. anc
Mrs. Eugene Gallivan.
There were no services at the scHoo
house last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Wallis Tucker and sons iron
Succor creek spent Sunday at thu
Ralph Stats home.
Mrs. E. w. Fuller and daughter
were callers at the Reece Bayles
home, Monday.
The Misses Gladys Mulch and Rutl
Stilwell spent the week end with thei
parents. :.
The thrcsher is still busy threshin,
. grain, of which there was quite
little raised in the valley this season
A few are putting up third cutting
: hay this week.
Mr.. Harvey Armstrong has pur
: chased a piano for his children.
! Many are suffering with bad cold
at present.
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Godfried Johanson is doing carpen-
ter work three miles from Parma.
Lee Pierce and son Marshall were
Parma visitors Saturday.
Mrs. ]. Lund will entertain the
ladies OF the Circle at the school
house Saturday afternoon, October u.
1t is hoped there will be good at
tendance as this is the first meeting
this season and we expect to have
work to do.
Last Saturday evening over fifty
friends and neighbors gathered at the
p. w. Case home for farewell party,
the evening was spent socially, re-
freshments of cake and coffee were
served and at late hour the guests
departed with many we'll wishes for
the family,
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]. w. HURT and S. H. Peters made
trip to the hills last week for load
of timber They came home Friday.
Lula Sprang is working for family
at Pleasant Ridge.
The Lake Lowell school will COM
mence Monday, September Is, with
Miss Clark and Miss Harper as
teachers.
The Saturday Caldwell visitors
were, w. J. Walls and daughter, F. E.
Leithitz and family, Mrs. Fred Sulli-
van and daughter, Mrs. E. E. Gibbons,
Mr.. Sprang, J. w. Gragg, J. F. Sheets
and the Sewer family.
Cleo Walls leaves this week for an
extended visit with her sister Of Oak
ley. Idaho. d,
Grandpa Gragg, who has been sick
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-22
WHAT CATARRH IS

It has been said that every third
person has catarrh in some form.
Science has shown that nasal catarrh
often indicates a general weakness
of the body; and local treatments in
the form of snuffs and vapors do little,
if any good.
To correct catarrh you should treat its
cause by enriching your blood with the
oil food In Scott's Emulsion which is a
medicinal food and building tonic, free
fron,alcohol or any harmful drugs. Tryh.
Scott D Bovine. BloomAeid. NJ.
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ARENA VALLEY

Fred and Herman Obcndorf Of Ros-
well Heights were in the valley one
day last week.
John Lund was a business called at
the Jacobson home near Roswell the
first of the week.
C. Johanson and family were visit
ing at the Andrew Asp home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Marston and
son. Dudley, were guests at the James
Butler home Sunday.
John Johnson has arrived home
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-22

for several months at the home OF his
son J. w. Gragg, passed away Satur-
day afternoon, September 10. and was
laid to rest in the Riverside cemetery.
All ncighbors and friends extend their
sympathy to the bereaved wife, son
and family. Rev. Dark had charge of
the services at the home Sunday even
ing.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-22
In Memory of Grandpa Gragg.

Grandpa, thy work on earth is done
And now you are at rest
Up III heaven with God | know
You will be his guest.
You will meet your loved ones there
Who have gone on before,
And they will gladly welcome you
Standing at the open door.
But every day we'll miss you,
AS We go about each task;
o! look from heaven and bless us
Dear Grandpa is all we ask.
And when the day comes God choose:
For US to come up there to you;
When we knock on the pearly gate
Meet us o! Grandpa do.
Written by friend
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Card of Thanks.
We wish to thank our many friends
for the kindness that was bestowed
on US during the sickness and death OF
our beloved husband and father. and
also for the floral offerings that were
bestowed in our sad bereavement to
cheer the lonely hearts.
NJ. c. GRAGG.
]. w. GRAGG.
F. GRAGG.
c. GRAGG.
A. GRAGG.
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AUCTION BULLETIN

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or make the haulage later. Entire
stock must be sold regardless of
price. Fine Horse and useful
Wagon, and also two Pigs of about
125 lbs. Honolulu Auction Rooms.
J. S. Bailey, Mgr. Jas. F. Morgan
Co., Ltd, Auctioneers.
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