The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-01-21

upper pumping plant to assist Mrs.
Willard Robinson, who is boarding
the men who are doing the work for
the Gem District
Frank Myler made business trip
to Caldwell and Boise last week.
Miss Ruth Miller of Caldwell is
guest at the Hyslop home.
Seth Megorden returned home last
Saturday from Nyssa, where he was
taken for medical attention, when suf-
fering with a very severe attack of
pneumonia. He has made a very ra-
Did recovery and entered school again
Monday.
E. T. Ganow was business visitor
to Caldwell Tuesday and Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith spent
the day Thursday at the Schenck
home.
John Biggs went to Caldwell last
SATURDAY.
Tony Freeburn made a business trip
TO Caldwell Monday.
Mrs. Henderson. of Vo'mer. Ida.
is here visiting her daughter, Mrs
T;1lford
7. D. WRIGHT is putting up some
shelving in the Post Office store.
Ed Smell was in from the ranch
Monday
Mr.. Dabnev of Nez Perce was here
lost week visiting with his friend, Mr..
TiI1ford.
H. M. DAVIS and family have moved
here from Roswell and have rented
housekeeping rooms in the Peck build
ing.
DR.. Cole was out from Caldwell last
Wednesday to see Mrs. L. B. Cowan,
who is not so we'll this week.
Mrs B. B. Owsley and son arrived
Tuesday from Palmer Junction, Ore.
Mrs. Owsley will assist her mother,
| Mrs. w. L. Holton, at the hotel.
| Mrs. Oliver Anderson entertained
at six o'clock dinner Thursday in
were Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. McMeans
and Miss Louise.
| Mrs. O'Donnel returned home last
Monday to nurse her neice, Miss Merl
Criffield. who is suffering from an at
tack of pneumonia.
Lewis Smith and Walter Magill ar.
building a boat which will be placed
on the river at Mr.. Smiths place.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson and
sons were entertained at the T. E
McMeans home Sunday.
Ole Larson of Sands Basin. was
in town the first of the week after a
load of coal for his station on the
freight road.
4 A hve-inch fall of snow last week
has made good sleighing and much
sport for the small boys.
Con Sutton, who shipped carload
of hogs to Portland last Thursday. is
taking a hunting and sightseeing trip
through southwestern Oregon, and
will be away two or three weeks.
Do not forget the meeting of tht
, Home and School Circle this Friday
afternoon.
Walter Sibbald was over from Cald
, we'll Thursday looking after his sheer
which he is feeding just below town
, Earl Boyes accompanied him.
S. M. Vinson was over from Jordan
Valley last week and purchased loat
of seed oats of w. Fl. Shepherd. TIT
, seed will be used on the ranch belong
ing to VIM. Haylett.
]. B. Gowen of the Gowen Sheel
company. was in town several days 0
, last week looking after the sheep hi
= company is wintering here and attend
c ing to business matters. While her
he purchased an additional hundred
e tons of hay from L. ]. Magee an
Sam Reichel.
y Miss Ida Schenck was entertaine'
I at dinner at the E. c. Preston HON
Saturday.
S The movable school of the exten
: sion department of the state universit
r will be held here February % and 2
t and March first. Professor Van Hool
the seed expert, will be on the pro
|. gram. w. G. Scholtz, director of tn
z state farm markets bureau and pres
dent of the national farm market
;. bureau will be with us if he can al
n range his dates so as to give us tn
IS time. The full program will be print
ed as soon as received. In the NEAR
y time arrange your work so that 20
d can attend all sessions. 1t is probabl
that there will be morning, afternoo
e and evening session each day. TIL
meetings are free. No charge will b
10 made for any of them. They will b
n held at Heath Hall and are under til
d management of the Home and Schot
Circle. Everyone is welcome and yo
are urged to attend.
= The pastor. Norman l.. Lamb. wi
= preach at the Homedale church O
, Wednesday evenings at 7:30 and ever
first and third Sunday mornings, SUI
1t day school at 1880 and preachin
re services at 1880. Christian Endeavt
rs every Sunday evening at 7:30.
g, Seven freighters driving over fort
ly horses were in town at one time la
Of week and all of them required the
It horses to be shod before they cou
id go out with their loads. Before The
were gone two more outfits pulled
m and had blacksmithing to be don
The blacksmith worked for three da,
Mt stopping only for meals. The wagon
d. II in number. were loaded with me
chandise, coal and lumber from DO
er the local yards.
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