The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-01

Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Haylett and
children left last week for their ranch
at Jordan Valley where theX have a
large grain crop to be taken care of
DR.. J. D. Gillian will preach at the
Chas. Calkins home Saturday evening,
September 2 A cordial invitation Is
extended to everyone to be present.
Ed Burns is at work in Claytonia
where he has contract for building
an addition to the Maxwell school
house.
Rev. Greasy, Episcopalian rector
from Boise, was entertained at Sun
day dinner at the L. B. Yaden home.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Tarr and
turned last week from a trip to the
Payette lakes. They report snow at
the lakes one day a couple of weeks
ago.
Roy King was here for a short time
Friday. He is now driving an Over
land car which his stepfather, James
Demming, presented to him. Mr..
Demming was one of the principal
owners OF the Boulder Creek mining
property recently sold to eastern
parties for 100000.
Mr.. and Mrs John Coggburn and
children are home from trip to the
Smith Ferry country. They had a
very pleasant trip.
Mr.. Balm, formerly editor of the
Argus, published at Ontario, was in
Homedale, Monday, on his way to
Jordan Valley. He has disposed OF
his paper and will devote his attention
to the development of his ranch which
is located about ten miles below
Homedale.
, Mrs. John J. Eubank has taken the
place of Miss Louise McMeans as
| postoffice clerk Mrs. Eubank has
served in this capacity before and we
are assured of as good and pleasant
service as Miss McMeans gave us
which is saying a great deal.
| Mr.. and Mrs E. c. Secoy and
children of Ontario, Oregon, are
guests at the Calkins and Bingham
homes. The three families were
friends in Minnesota.
Remember the dates of the Owyhee
County fair, September 22 and %
This will be the first annual county
fair to be held in Owyhee cunty. Gel
busy and get your exhibits ready anc
bring them on the twenety-accone
which is entry day. Last year On II
days notice we got together an ex
hibit which won about $4,000 II
prizes at the Idaho State Fair at Cald
we'll. Several of these prizes were
sweepstakes. This year we want t.
exhibit both at the Gem State Fair a
Boise and the Idaho State Fair a
Caldwell. There will be very at
tractive premium list open to all ex
hibitors from Owyhee county. TIT
list will be out in few days. &c
busy. For any information write O
call on F. E. Kaufman, President; L
D. Hyslop, Secretary; c. Benson
Treasurer.
The officials OF the American
Nitrate company while here last weel
inspected a tract of ground Offered
them by the Homedale Townsite Co
upon which to build their reduction
works. There is little doubt of it
being accepted and large plan
erected in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Sutton returned
home Wednesday after vacation o
several weeks spent at Flint Greek
They report delightful time.
Mack Smith left Saturday for Ore
gon.
Miss Zeiger of Payette visited her
with Miss Helen DAVIS last week
She returned to her home Saturda.
: and Miss Helen accompanied her ant
, visited there until Tuesday.
r DIR. Thomas c. Cosgrove came vi
! from Nysaa, Saturday.
Mrs. Herbert Reynolds and children
and Mrs. H. M. Lineberger wer
t down from Claytonia, Monday.
Mrs. Holmes, who has been visiting
, here for several weeks at the home o
her brother, B. f. Shepherd, lef
, Thursday for her home at St. Louis
Missouri,
| Thos Tarr and Miss Mae Merce
, were over from Fargo Saturday
t While here Miss Mercer rented tn
: cottage belonging to Mrs. 5. M
Angel for the school term. Mis-
i, Mercer and the other two lady teach
, ers, Miss Irma MCGEE and Miss Edn
5 Crete, will occupy the house thi
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Wood and L. f
: Yaden went to Nampa Tuesday wher
the gentlemen met with the Namp
Highway board.
Vim. Cupp shipped a carload of pc
tatoes to the association at Pocatell
Tue day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Paine an
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Paine wer
guests at the w. ]. Helton home
Island Park, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. DAVIS of Fargo, fathe
and mother of H. NJ. DAVIS, visite
here Sunday at the home of their sor
Ed Smell was over from Nampa an
spent few days here the first OF tn
week
Mr.. Ames, a wholesale grocer. c
Sat, To-