The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-02-28

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w. H. Bussard. Chas. Mortimer and
Jess limerick shipped car of potatoes
to Boise few days ago.
Miss Ida Schenck has gone to Boise
tor few weeks to visit at the home of
DR.. Walter L. Kingsbury.
Waldo Eby has gone to Twin Falls
to purchase seed potatoes for the COM
ing year.
B. NJ. Altizer and family attended
church services at Star Sunday.
Me. Reavis has bought the old
Spencer place three miles south of
Caldwell.
B. w. Sewer and family were Nam
pa visitors Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Cooper have
moved to their ranch near Bowmont.
Mr.. Cooper took load of household
goods Friday, and Mrs. Cooper went
by auto Saturday.
DR.. Ewing Of Boise preached at the
M. f. church Sunday morning, and
was dinner guest at the Frank
Weeks home
Louise Wright attended the Red
Cross social at Joe Whittig's on Pleas
ant Ridge. Friday night.
Nels Madison has sold his 80 acre
ranch to Mr. Homer Lingenfelter of
Boise for a consideration of $4,000.
Mr. Madsen has purchased the five
acre Steunenberg ranch mile and
half from Caldwell near Douglas sta
ton. On the 9Th of March Mr.. Mad
sen will hold sale of his farm equip
ment Harry Carr will also sell 20
head of cattle at this sale The Mad
sen place was originally the Prevo
place sold to Erastus Johnson for
$ll 600. Mr.. Johnson selling it last
fall to Mr. Madsen for $4,000.
Hay balers are baling hay for Mr.
Fish.
U. Spear and family visited Sunday
at Joe Smiths near Caldwell.
Arthur Fry is building house and
barn on his ranch, purchased from
Forest Sewer.
Miss Wilma and Vera Sewer were
Wilder and Parma visitors Friday
night
Homer lessee of Wallabe, visited
Wednesday at the home of his niece,
Mrs. G. c. White Mr.. lessee and
family together with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Roundtree of Newport,
Wash, are moving to Homedale
Mr.. Flanagan and Mr. Morris of the
Caldwell Equity were visitors at the
Lake Lowell school Wednesday. Mr.
Morris entertained the children by
singing a number of the late war
songs.
Mrs Belle Carr of Caldwell was out
to her son Harry's Saturday night and
Sunday.
The 80 acre ranch of D. j. Westcott
known as the Leitritz place. is rented
to Mr., Gillen of Sunny Slope for the
coming year.
Pvt Ben Reed, who has been dis
charged from Camp Kearney, has been
in the neighborhood visiting.
Monte Witty of Twin Falls has pur-
chased the old Geise place, His uncle
J. J. Witty is on the place now and
will help farm it the coming year
This place has changed hands num-
Der of times the last three years. Mr.
Geise sold to Mr.. Williams for $1,000
Mr., Williams sold to Mr. Shelton for
$4,000, Mr.. Shelton sold to another
party for So, 900, and it sells this time
to Mr.. Witty for $4,000.
Mr. Scholtz has called meeting of
the Nonpartisan League members, re-
carding the new daily paper, The Ida
ho Free Press, to be published at
Nampa.
Cleo Walls Of Caldwell visited Sat-
urday evening with her parents in
Like Lowell
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Stevenson at
tended birthday party Monday even
ing at Callie Greenfields on Deer
Flat.
Messrs, Blanksma, Bussard, Wurtz,
White and others were business WISH
tors at Nampa Tuesday afternoon.
Arthur Clark of the A. F. f.. was
visitor Monday night at the G. H.
Davis home. Young Clark left the
|. 5, July 18th, 1918, on the Olympic,
fought three days in the Argonne
Forst, was wounded by shrapnel on
September %: was returned home as
a casual Arthur is the first of our
Deer Flat boys to have returned from
overseas.