The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-10-20

Call of the Cumberlands, by Charles
Neville Buck; The Heart of the
Desert, by Honore Whsle; Just Patty,
and When Patty Goes to College, by
lean Webster; The Masters Violin,
by Myrtle Reed; The Secret Garden,
by Frances Hodgson Burnett; The
Lighted Way, by E. Philip Open
helm; The Heart of the Hills, by John
Fox, Jr.; Ben Hur, by Lew Wallace;
Riders of the Purple Sage and Betty
Zane, by Zane Grey; Mrs. Red Pep
per, and The Second Violin, by Grace
Richmond; Mary Cary by Kate Lang
ley Bosher; The Pillow Woman, by
Eleanor Gates; Rebacca Mary, by
Anna Hamilton Donnell; Stonewall
Jackson, by John Esten Cook; The
Wood Carver of Olympia, by Mary
{. Waller. These books will go into
the regular library and be subject to
use under the regular library rules,
which are: Borrowed for term OF
two weeks and &c per day charged if
kept over time.
Lehner Aechbach of Buffalo, New
York, is here visiting at the home OF
his uncle, Casper Lehner.
DR.. John Boeck was over from
Boise Sunday visiting with his son.
Burr Shelton of Mahogany Noun
tain is helping with the work at the
SChcnck ranch.
Anderson and Little have purchased
the pasture and are feeding their sheep
on the alfalfa land belonging tc
the townsite.
Roy Ganow made a business tip tc
Boise and Nampa last week.
Con Sutton, L. B. Cowan and J. p
Wood, our highway commissioners
accompanied by R. w. Vanderhoof
DAVIS, and Otto Blackaby met with the
Caldwell Commercial club Monday
evening and submitted to them plan.
for constructing an interstate highway
between Caldwell and Jordan Valley
The club passed a resolution favorins
the proposition and agreed to give il
strong support They were also in.
formed that Owyhee county contem-
plated issuing bonds for the purpose
Of constructing several bridges across
Snake river and they promised TO use
their influence to see that Canyon
county did her share toward helping
construct the bridges that connected
with the county. A committee was ap
pointed with Ed Plowhead as chair
man, to consult with the Canyon coun.
| ty commissioners. The Homedale
delegation was we'll pleased with the
outcome of the meeting. Messrs. SUIT.
ton, Wood and Cowan were at Vale
Monday where they met with the
officials of Malheur county and re.
ceived assurances that that county
would bear her share of the expense
in carrying out the plans for the in.
terstate highway. The plan calls fol
the construction of good highway
from Caldwell to Homedale and from
Homedale up Succor Geek to Jordan
Valley. cutting out the Poison creek
hill. 1t is also hoped to be able tc
construct the highway from Jordan
Valley to Winnemucca, Nevada, ant
have it rlade a part of the nationa
highway system.
David Shank was over from Cald.
we'll Tuesday.
Mrs. Alberta B. Olsen has purchased
a new five passenger Ford and drove
it home from Boise Saturday. She
and Earl Smith left for Bend, Oregon
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go on to Spokane, Washington, where
she will visit with her parents.
w. A. Pletke was a business visitor
to Caldwell, Monday and Tuesday.
Among the candidates who were in
terviewing voters here last week were
i Harry l.. Avery, Republican candidate
for assessor; Sam Mullenix, Republi.
can candidate for sheriff, and Chas. A
Rogers, Democratic candidate fol
sheriff
Scott Anderson was down from
Boise attending to business matters
here Tuesday. Lyman c. Cage accom-
panied him on his return to Boise
f. f. Trotter and R. W. Wander
hoof were Boise visitors last week.
DIR. Thmoas c. Cosgrove, the Home
dale dentist. is at ST. Alphonsus hospi.
tai in Boise where he underwent an
operated for an infected eye. He has
been under the doctors care ever
since leaving here over a month ago
He expects to be able to return to
Homedale and to resume his practice
here in about a week.
Mrs Otto Blackaby and little Miss
Helen returned Friday from visit to
Jordan Valley.
Mark Price and Charles Hunse were
| Caldwell visitors Saturday.