The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-08

Sweet, Idaho.
J. w. Faw and wife returned from
Sunnyside, Washington last Tuesday
and report a most pleasant trip.
II. W. Bassett and Wess Charity re-
turned from Long Valley last Tuesday
after spending month in the hills.
MIR. Powers son, Earl, is here visit
ing from lronside, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Haskins from near
Homcdale visited at the Hibbs home
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Magnuson and children who
have been staying at the Nj. +. Ander
son home the past two weeks, re-
turned to their home in Boise last
Friday.
Several teams are at work on the
J. p khorn ranch getting it levelcd
and ready for crops.
Little Nova Whittig returned last
week from a two weeks trip to the
coast with her grand parents.
The winners in the contests at
Payette Boise Water Users picnic
were as follows
Baseball game - Deer Flat VS.
Greenleaf; Deer Flat 3, Greenleaf ,;
prize, $500 cash by Caldwell Horse &
Mule Co. Deer Flat VS.. Wilder. Deer
Flat won again. Prize $500 glove by
the Boyes Hardware Co. League
baseball by the Commercial Bank.
Boys foot race-Raymond IIibbs,
first, prize pair of shoes by the Kahn
Clothing Co.; Roy Trotter, second,
prize. camera by Botkin & Harmon.
Ladies' Walking Race-Susie Oar
ling first, prize 3 ID. can coffee by
Van Hyning & Co.; Mae Mercer, sec
ond, h. can coffee by Van Hyning
& Co.. Jeanette Griffith, third, soc in
bread tickets by City Bakery.
! Egg Race-Lillie Harris, first,
prize Lavilier by +. H. Bowen; Lucille
Tarr, second, $500 in merchandise by
the Variety Store; Cora Miller, third
Vanity Box by +. H. Bowen
Ladies Nail Driving Contest-Mrs
Clark Allen, first prize, $500 pair OF
shoes by McNair's Shoe Store; Mrs
J. F. Reid, second, one sack of Wig
wan flour by Smith store at Huston;
Mrs. l.. r. Cannon, third, 2 ID. car
Mere. Co.
Fat Mems Race-Early Mccullough
first, paid of shoes by kelleher &
Boone; R. T. Thornton, second
buggy whip by the Caldwell Forward
ing Co.
Girls Foot Race-Jeanette Griffiths
first, bottle of Imperial Crown Per
fume by Sutton & Macarthur; Lucill,
Griffiths, second, brooch pin value
$3.50, by A. E. Lauhglin; Flossi'
Vogt, third, 81 cash by H. w. Dorman
, Mems Foot Race-Free for all
! Howard Stilwell, first, prize Hat b,
Alexander Co.; c. A. Faw second, S
merchandise by Peckham- Case Co.
Ladies Foot Race-Frce for all
Jeanette Griffiths, first, 3 ID. can cot
fee by Hay Boone Co.; Lille Harris
second, 2 ID. candy by the Colonial.
Ladies Thowing Contest-Glady
Garlck, winner, prize one pair o
Keen Kutter" shears by Maxey.
,, The crowd was estimated at nea
i 800 persons. The day was ideal an,
everybody had fine time and ex
' pressed a desire to meet again mex
year in Larson's fine grove. 1t wa
!. indeed a great treat for SO many t.
|. meet as one big family. We want t
!, shank the merchants ;and bushes
> men of Caldwell in behalf of the pic
mic committee for their liberal patron
e age, not alone for the presents give
|, in person. These picnics are surel
having good effect in cementing tn
+ farmers and business men more close
e ly together. We are beginning to ur
derstand each other better TIL
II speaking was also good and of ne
II ture that will help the farmers to III
derstand where they are at in regar
l. to water charges etc. The musi
which was especially entertaining, wa
IS furnished by the Grcenleaf orchestr
<. and solos by Mr.. Binford and M
: Westrope.
II Mr.. G. L. Dean and his sister-in-la,
were callers in the Gem District la:
q Saturday.