The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-08-11

left Wednesday for Brownlee where
they will join their wives and spend
a two weeks vacation.
Miss Blanche Adams is assisting
Mrs. Boeck with her work during
haying.
DR.. Donald Numbers of Parma and
Miss Zoe Dunn of Payette visited
here Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Meyers
Mrs. A. E. Robinson came down
from the nitrate mines Monday and
went to Boise for a visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. M. A. Trotter and little daugh-
ter Miss Martha, mother and daugh-
ter of F. E. Trotter returned to Cald-
well Tuesday after few weeks visit
here
Mrs. J. o. Hansen and son return
ed to their home at Jordan Valley
Saturday after a visit here with her
sister Mrs VIM Langford
Mrs. J. B. Lillard of Lamar, Mis-
souri, arrived here Thursday for a
visit with relatives. She is a daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. ThrelkeId and
a sister of Mrs. w. w. Peter.
1t is reported that some of the
Gem District ranchers have disposed
of their hay crop to sheep men for
eight dollars ton.
Miss Mae Mercer was in town last
Thursday from Fargo and reports
that she will harvest a nice crop
of apples and other fruit from her
ranch this season.
Ed. Smell returned to Nampa Tues
day after spending few days here
looking after his ranch. If he is sue
cessful in inducing the Gem District
to build f1ume SO that his land can
be watered he will return in short
time to put his whole ranch into
cultivation.
D. ]. Sullivan returned home Tues
day from Portland where he went to
attend the suit brought against him
and F. T. Tracy by a Mr.. Price of
Ontario. The suit was for the pur-
pose of determining the nature OF
nitrate lands on Succor Creek near
Homedale. Messrs. Sullivan and Tracy
lldd loAdtNd NldllilS ulluSI Inv louS az
and Mr.. Price had made locations on
the same ground under the placer law.
The case was heard before Judge Hol-
verton Of the circuit court and the
disputed ground was awarded to the
Messrs. Sullivan and Tracy. ]. NJ
Venable and E. F. Fitzhugh of Boi, Sc
and +. H. Mcconnell of Caldwell
were witnesses for the defendants
Attorney R. H. Johnson of Boise
represented them. The case is Of
much interest to the people of this
section as they hold large number
of claims located as lode which are
being contested by the American Nj
trate company.
to Caldwell Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Cess ard fam,
lily were here in their Overland Fri.
day.
Miss Mamie Lehner came over from,
Fargo and spent Sunday at home.
Rev Wamphler of New Plymouth
will conduct the regular services al
the M. L. church here Sunday, Au,
gust IS. Rev. Wamphler is Dun
kard minister.
Martin Sheneheld was quite ser.
iously i'll last week.
DR.. 7. c. Cosgrove returned from
Nyssa Saturday where he had spen
several days doing dental work. H,
has decided to spend Wednesday
Thursday, Friday and Saturday fore
noon in Nyssa and Saturday after
noon, Sunday and Monday and Tues
| Io,r ,,,aIn1a ,;eh, r
work done should make appointments
with him for the days he will be here
He has good practice and his worE
is giving perfect satisfaction.
A. Hollenbeck who has a ranch il
the lower end of the district, reports
the sale of $4,000 worth of potatoe
from one-eighth of an acre. This i
an especially good showing from lane
that was in sage brush six month
ago.
Frank Myler and George Dunninl
have gone to Cow Greek to spent
their VACATION
Mr.. and Mrs. Burkett Bray of Far
go are working at the Chris Jenser
ranch during haying.
Walter Adams is helping with til
haying at the Boeck ranch.
A baby boy arrived at the c. w
: Bolton home in Central Cove, Wed
J nesday, August End.
Mrs. Clawson of Pomeroy, Wash
} ington. arrived Wednesday for a Wis
with her son, John Upton.
Mrs. w. S. Holton, Mrs. Roy My
r Ter and Master William left Thursda