The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-03-24


made fine peace speech during which
a cartoon representing a Tin Lizzie"
was fastened to his back. The chair
man had considerable trouble in get
ting Roosevelt off the floor and giving
others chance to speak. Uncle Joe
Cannon also enjoyed being heard. The |
Sergeant at Arms was kept busy re.
storing order. The proceeds of the
evening are to be used by the school.
Miss Westfall OF Ontario is here
visiting at the home Of her uncle and
J. S. Flesher has traded part OF his
ranch below town for the Charles |
Parsons cottage and acreage and he |
moved to his new home the last Of the |
week.
Hugh Travis returned hone from
Lake View Friday.
Mrs. L. O'Donnel and A. w, Crit
Geld were Caldwell visitors Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Smith drove
over to Roswell Saturday.
George Lee was I, Caldwell visitor
several days last week.
Mrs. w. II. Schenck was a guest at
the Lewis Smith home Friday.
Mrs. F.. S. Friend visited with Mrs
Hugh Travis Tuesday.
J. D. Still was in from his Poison
Creek ranch Thursday.
r. W. Vanderhoof was a business
visitor in Caldwell last week.
Mrs. Clifford Paine of Roswell is
| visiting at the w. J. Helton home.
Mrs. Hollenck and Mrs. Armstrong
| were Homedale visitors from Wilder
Tuesday.
Mrs. E. II. Rogers went to Caldwell
Saturday to meet her daughter, Mrs.
Ralph Echhardt of Idaho Falls. who
will visit here with her parents for
| several weeks.
| d. w. Dresser is to have charge
of the lower pumping plant this sum
mer. His family moved over from
Caldwell last week.
R. w. Vanderhoof is having his lots
leveled and seeded. Frank Myler is
doing the work.
| Mr.. Hollenbeck and son returned
Wednesday from trip to Picabo,
where they formerly lived.
| c. w. Kershner went to Ontario
Sunday to close deal on the sale OF
some real estate he owned there.
| c. M. Sutton and several others in
this section took several wagon loads
of hogs to Homestead station Thurs
day
/ Mrs. Boeck's brother, Mr. Nelson,
is down from Boise visiting at the
ranch.
Ira Hamilton of Sands Basin has
been appointed road overseer tor
road district No. to take the place OF
Jess Proud, who resigned.
A traders .day sale was held here
Saturday with Miller & Dickens as
auctioneers. The sale was well at
tended and prices fairly good
John H. bearing and Maxine Clarh
of Boise are holding a series Of re
vivals at the Forga school house
rhev my hold meetings in Homedale
later.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hoseley ant
family left for Boise the last OF thu
week. They have not yet decided
where they will locate.
. T. J. Combs, recent arrival in the
Gem District. from Union, Ore, wa
: in Homedale Tuesday purchasing
: lumber for barn and house, which HI
will erect on his new farm that is 10
: Gated near Claytonia.
3 Tony Freeburn hauled the {. +
. Freeburn furniture to town Saturda,
S and shipped it to Montour.
John Thorpe has rented the Georg
e Lee ranch and has taken possession
{ He will work his own place, which
S near the river. also.
< Sheriff Mike Rock was in the cit
from Silver City Saturday, attendin
IL to official business here.
& Emma Burns went over to Roswe
c the first of the week and will help wit
y the work in the Edgar Ollie home.
w. A. Lewis, assessor of Owyhe
l. county, was here Friday and appoint
ii ed Edward Smell as deputy assesso
for Homedale and Clayonia precinct
Is The assessing is being done this yea
) by deputy assessors and Mr.. Lewis
/ doing his own Office work. IT is b.
,e lieved that this plan will make a bi
4. saving for the county.
Mr.. Hasbrouck went to Boise an
% Meridian Wednesday. returning la
Thursday.
:. w. D. Fletcher has traded thiri
!, acres of his ranch west OF town to
!" Mr.. Shepard for $50 acres in Boi:
y: county, near Sweet. Mr.. Shepard a
81 rived Tuesday with load of goo'
- - and returned Wednesday for his fan
s. ily, Mr.. Fletcher and family expect
leave this week for their now HON
ly Mr.. Fletcher retains five acres {
e which his house stands and VIII sper
a the winters here. The family is OF
ch of the earliest that settled here. havii
81 come here about twenty years ag
er They have done their part in the d
velopment of this section and the pc
of pie here are sorry to lose them, N
ed Shepard and family will occupy n
O. Fletcher's house until one can
ed erected on their own land.
H. Mrs. Hugh Travis entertained
til dinner Sunday in honor of Mr.. Trav
b:rthday The oueSts were Miss