The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-05-19
Items of Interest From
Surrounding Territory

Adams, Homedale, first; Indian Lul-
laby," Mary Mckenzie. Claytonia, sec
ond.
The male quartet of Roswell high
then entertained the audience.
AS the hall was too small to accom-
modate the crowd, all went to the
church for the remainder of the pro-
gram.
The decalmation contest was held
first. Judior defamation, "My Sis
ter's Best Fellow" Harry Mcconnell,
Claytonia, first; "Fauntleroy's Wall"
Boyd Yaden, Homedale, second.
Senior defamation, "How we Hunt
ed Mouse" Opal Calkins, Hon edale,
first; Counting Eggs" Walter En-
mons, Claytonia, second.
The 9Th grade graduation program
| follows:
instrumental solo 49,. Hazel Aldrich
Welcome .--..-.-.---------:, Name Lehner
Response .......- Charles Kaufman
Address to class ~. Fred Williams
Presentation Of Diplomas
.........--.--..-.-. Mrs. c. L. Hurless
The spelling contest was the closing
number There were seven contest
ants from each school. Mr.. Williams
pronounced the words and Mrs. Hur-
less, our county superintendent, and
Mrs. o. +. Wood of Wilder assisted
with DECISIONS Hazel Aldrich, Home
dale, won first, and Jude Lehner of
| Homedale, won second.
| The final reckoning gave 80 points
to IIomeddlc p to Claytonia, and two
of Wilder. c. l.. Hurless presented
the silver cup to the winner to be held
| for one year, when another contest
will be held
The judges were all from distance
and were rot acquainted with the con-
testants and had no knowledge con-
corning which school any one repre-
scented. Their names and addresses
are: Mrs. c. L. Hurless, county super
intendent Cwyhee county, Silver City;
Mrs. ?. A. Boulton, Caldwell; J. Fred
Williams, auditor State Board of Ed
ucation, Roise; music-Miss Allen, In
structor of music in high school OF
Nampa; Prof. p. A. Boulton, profess
sor languages, College of Idaho, Cald-
well; c. L. Hurless, principal Of
schools, Silver City.
We feel very proud Of all our con-
testants and the work they did.
Mildred Scott and Harry McCon'
nell of the Claytonia school showed
special ability. Miss Mildred, although
only ten years old, stood next to thu
winners in the spelling contest.
1t is especially gratifying to us tha
two members Of our graduating eigh
grade should be the winners in tn,
spelling contest.
We are very grateful to those who
| ly,n Il
the trip hc-c to act as judges.
Sam Cupp is haung wool from tn,
Sheaville shearing camp to Caldwell
Caldwell and suffered from a broker
leg.
Miss Florence Mishler, who ha
been here several months as a CUES
at the home of her uncle, Ray Estes
: left Sunday for her home at Podunk
: Indiana. Miss Mishler is young lad
. of marked musical ability and will b
e much missed by the many friends sh
/ made while here.
c Miss Jure I.ehncr left last week 10
r a visit with her brothers in Montan;
h She may decide To remain and take
r homestead there.
Y Mr., Kerry. of Smith, Kerry & Chac
il was in our community on business o
5 Friday ani Saturday.
t The Thomas Tarr family and Mis-
d Mae Mercer autoed to Caldwell an
r took in the movies Saturday night.
e Otto Rlackaby has rented the bur
i galow owned and formerly. occupic
c by Mrs Florence A. Hall, and wi
5, move his family here soon.
l. Ed Smell has rented his ranch an
l, has gone to Nampa for the summer
Mrs. Roy Mylcr returned from Boi,
e where she had been for medical trea
r ment, last week and is very much in
proved in health.
r Mrs. F.. ]. SILENCE arrived from F.
ID gle last week for visit with her so
|; John Cogg burn. and family.
Arthur Cunning was in from Sout
l. Mountain and visited relatives he
h, several days last week.
Walter Magill visited friends al
Il, relatives in Boise and Caldwell Satu
E. day and Sunday
Willard Robinson was a Caldwt
IS visitor Saturday.
The regular May meeting of Il
as Home and School Circle will be he
at the school house this (Friday) q
h, ternoon. Officers will be elected f
e. the ensuinI year and other matters
importance be decided upon. Ever
n, one interested should be present
e, ]. l.. Maxwell of Claytona fell fro
his wagon few days ago and the W
tn gon ran ever him, breaking his le
d. He was taken to Caldwell for NEE
cal treatment.
k. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Allen and oh
ia, drcn were among the Wilder peoI
u attending the contest Friday.
c. +. Freeburn was over from Cal
CHI we'll Sunday He has sold part Of