The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-02-11
Items of Interest From
Surrounding Territory

Uulit anu Shelves put III the vault.
w. J. Helton was business visitor
to Boise several days last week.
The snow pillow came up from Nyssa
and cleared the track Friday.
b. F. and William Coin, of Salem,
phews, R. w. Smith of Homedale and
Fred Smith of Fargo. They are much
pleased with the Gem District and ex-
pect to locate here.
Darrell and Homer Bitner have pur-
chased the John Beall ranch in Fargo
and will move there as soon as they
have finished the house which they
are now building.
H. P. Marsing was down from
Claytonia Tuesday attending the reg
ular meeting OF the board of direc-
tors of the Gem District.
will be held in Peck hall instead of
room and a much better aoo e Re-
member. it is this (Friday) evening.
Everyone come. A prize will be given
to the lady and gentleman wearing
the best costume. Positively no one
will be permitted to dance except
those who are masked and in costume.
Supper will be served at the hall by
Mrs. Holton to be paid for by the
gentlemen. The ladies will pay for
the hall and music. Yourself and
gentleman cordially invited.
Word has been received of the mar
riage of Miss Anna Mears and Sam
Graft at Salt Lake City. Mr.. Graft
has been resident of this section for
number OF years. Miss Mears,
whose home was in Pennsylvania,
spent nearly year here visiting DUR
ing which time Cupid was not idle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graft have gone east to
spend several months. We extend
congratulations and best wishes and
hope they will return here to make
their home.
The snow storm did not miss us last
week and nearly two feet of snow was |
on the ground when the snowfall
ended A chinook is doing Its best TO
clear the ground now and all the
creeks have become good sized rivers. |
At the regular monthly meeting OF
the board of directors of the Gem Dis
trict held here Tuesday, Chas. H.
Calkins was selected to fill the posi-
ton of watermaster for this season.
Remember the good roads meet
ing to be held Saturday evening.
Everybody interested is urged to be
present. Come out and learn how
you can have good roads with no ad-
iitional cost.
In keeping with the new plans of
ne district superintendent, Rev. n.
:; Lamb will move from Wilder to
aomedale and serve this place and
Appleton. This new charge will be
inoWn as the Homedale circuit. Rev.
I. w. Flenner of Roseberry will
DR.. J. D. Gillian will be in Home
lale for the morning services. SUNDAY
ebruary 18th and in the evening he
will preach at the Wilder church He
will hold the second quarterly CON
erence at both places on that date.
Rev. T. J. Hazelton. of Newbure.
oregon, has arrived in Homedale and ,
S assisting Rev. Lamb in holding
services at the Homedale {
hurch. Thereafter preaching SER i
ices will be held regularly in the
vening following Christian Endeavor
instead OF in the morning on the first I
nd second Sundays of each month.
The band of sheep that have been
eeding at the Sam Reichel place were
o"oAN SiooS tAiS river TIlQdy ana
re now being fed just east of town.
There was no school Monday as the
,elting snow made it impossible for
,any children to attend.
George Price is drilling a well at
lie w. E. Sample ranch.
The snow prevented the train from
oming in from Nyssa Thursday.
Mrs. Walter Smith left Thursday
'r Caldwell.
Remember the dates of the movable
;:hool, February % and 18th and
!arch LIST. All day sessions, begin
ing at 10 a. m. each day.
The regular February meeting OF
lie Home & School Circle will be
ED at the school house next Friday
lie 18th. The program will be as fol. =
WIS: II
pening Song ..-.....-................... Circle :
ptional -------..---Pror. Preston's room
eading ---..-.-.--.--....Mrs. Chas. Calkins j..
oil Call-Quotations from February =
foets or Review OF February great
men. h,
american Ideals. Character and M
Life, Chapters 4, 5, and 6 ............
'-,----..:.,-----,.;.;; Mrs. F. E. kaufman =
Ideals. Character and
Life" Chapters ]. 8, and 9. ~ HI
~; ;r;;:,,-,,,,;,,,;;Mrs. F. E. Trotter p
he Fairs and California" 4(
Mrs. E. c. Preston