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ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
SURROUNDING TERRITORY
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Mrs. J. L. Hannah and two children
left for Payette Sunday morning
where they will live for the winter,
to pieces. Mr. Hitson was hurt quite
Word has been received from Mr.
and Mrs. Wim. Hitson of Los Ange
les, Calif., who were in a wreck a
short while ago, when an electric car
ran into their automobile, smashing it
to pieces. Mr. Hitson was hurt quite
badly and Mrs. Hitson was also slight
ly hurt. >
Mr. and Mrs. Chester L. Rees of
Alberta, Canada, arrived here Sunday
to spend the winter.
Mrs. Seth Hqadley of Upper Deer
Flat spent a few days this week with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Hit
/ SOB.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Roberts and
family of Star visited at the George
Bartlett home Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. George D. Doolittle
motored to Emmett Sunday and visit
ed with Mr. and Mrs. Srank Bedwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren were guests
at the C. S. Vogt home over Saturday
and Sunday. •
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Carter,
a baby bo" Nov. 1.
The district elder. Rev. Krieder of
the Free Methodist church of Walla
Walla, Wash., took Sunday dinner at
the D. J. Vanderwilt home.
Miss Eula Philips of Boise spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Clyde
Fisher. .|
Mr. and Mrs. Algert Darling will
leave Friday for Walla Walla to help
in revival meetings.
Mr. Toft went to Lewiston with his
shep to attend the Lewiston fair.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Kiing and son
John visited in Boise last Friday.
Rev. Webster and wife left for Kan
sas Monday after visiting at the S. A.
Jenesen home for the past three
^eeks.
Mr. and Mrs; Morris Lamb and
family wre Sunday dinner guests at
the J. W. Wurtz home.
Miiss Louise Riddle, the farm bu
reau agent, visited with Mrs, Morrit
Lamb Monday and culled her White
Leghorn chickens. The results were
very good. Out of 135 chickens she
got 17 culls.
Mr. and Mrs. Zamzow of Boise vis
ited at the Morris B. Lamb home.
Mr. Fiddler, of Greeley, Colo., is
visiting at the C. F. Smith home.
The quarterly meetings of the Free
Methodist church were held from Fri
day to Sunday in charge of the Rev.
Kreider of Walla Ws^la, Wash.
C. W. Lawrence of Califbrnia took
A dinner at the L. B. Faris home Mon
day evening.
S. E. Gould is having a sale Thurs
day, selling their household goods and
other articles and expect to leave for
Kansas Friday. And Dave Vander
wilt will sell his household goods and
other things also at this .sale.
Mr. *nd Mrs. A. E. Bradshaw were
week end visitors at Boise.
Mrs. Wililiam Syra and daughter
Elaine from Kansas are making a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Brad
shaw this week.
Mrs. D. J. Vanderwilt spent last
Thursday with Mrs Rowland.
Mr. Calek returned from Europe
from Europe after visiting there with
relattives for the past six months.
Little Gilberta Rose, spent last Tues
day with her grandmother Rose.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Vanderwilt and
children took Sunday dinner wiith
Mr. Vanderwilt's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. D. J. Vanderwilt.
A. J. Thompson sold his ranch on
Monday.
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* MIDWAY *
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The Midway members of the boys'
and girls' clubs of the junior farm
bureau, with their parents, attended
the Achievement day program at the
Nampa high school auditorium Fri
day evening. Several hundred dol
lars were won by -the Midway club
members at the Nampa Harvest festi
val and the state fair, Harvey Wolfe
winning over $150 on his pigs at both
places. J
H. H. Vaughn accompanied Sheriff
Emmett Pfost of Boise to Cambridge
Sunday to visit the latter's stock
ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. James Morrison and
family and Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Mor
ton and family of Boise carte over
Saturday and spent Sunday at the A.
C. Laster home.
Dean Oeder, who is attending the
Idaho Technical institute and is one
of the Tech's fpotball team who play
ec with the College of Idaho Friday,
arrived Wednesday evening for a visit
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
Oeder. Dean Holt of Boise, who is
also attending the institute, visited
at the Oeder nome several days. The
boys returned to Pocatello Sunday.
k Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Johnson,
both former student* of the University
of Idaho, attended the football game
in Boise Thursday and were renewing
acquaintances with the university stu
dents.
Mr. and Mrs. O. Ailing of Port
land arrived Wednesday / tor a 10
Jays' visit at the J. S. Hulbert home.
Mrs. L. A. Whittle was hostess at
a miscellaneous shower at her home
Friday afternoon in honor of Miss
Marie Karcher. Fifty ladies atteuded
and many beautiful and useful gifts
were received by the bride-to-be.
Mrs. Whittle was assisted by Mes
dames Rowland, Oeder, McRobbie
and Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Forve have
moved from the Hulbert home to
Nampa.
Mrs. G. L. Karcher and Miss Marie
marcher were Boise visitors Tuesday.
Uuite a number from Midway at
tended the football game in Boise
1 'lursday.
Miss Myrtle Drury of Deer Flat,
Jw returned recently from several
months visit in Minnesota, spent Sat
urday night and Sunday with Miss
Marie Karcher.
Mrs. Pearl Sourote of Seattle,
Wash., visited several days last week
bert* 16 h ° me °* her uncle - J- S. Hul
. Mrs. Minnie Ellis, a returned mis
sionary from China, who has been
visiting in Nampa and talked before
w ,V ent " ry , club . visited at the C.
W. Van Kirk home last week.
Mr. ?, nd Mrs- E. C. Campbell of
Caldwell were Sunday guests at the
home of Mrs. Campbell's uncle, H
A. Oeder.
Dean Oeder and Dean Holt, mem
bers of the "Tech" football team, at
tended a banquet in Boise Friday eve
ning, given by Mrs. Galley in honor
of the institute football team of which
her son is a member.
• f Ç; ^ P' an to K've a basket
social Tuesday evening, November
23, the proceeds to go towards buying
play ground equipment and other nec
essary things for the school. Ladies
are urged to bring a well filled basket,
box. or pail of lunch and the men well
filled pocket books.
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* CLAYTONIA. *
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Arthur Patton and Edwin Holt were
Nampa visitors last Monday.
Miss Hazel Boggess was in the
neighborhood Saturday getting sub
scribers for the Caldwell Tribune.
A farewell party was given to the
Heiligs Wednesday evening of last
week at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jamison. A very pleasant evening
was spent visiting, after which refresh
ments were served.
Rev. Ford, pastor of the Christian
church at this place, has bought the
Homedale Empire press.
Messrs. Hersh and H. M. and Rüs
sel Heilig, with their families, left
Saturday morning for California
where they expect to make their
home. They went in automobiles.
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* ARENA VALLEY ♦
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Charles Asp is in the valley visiting
home folks. He has been employed
in or near Parma the past summer.
Bernard Barker attended the health
class in Parma Saturday.
Arena was well represented at the
traders' day sale at Parma Saturday.
Rev. Welch conducted regular
preaching services at the school house
Sunday. He was accompanied by the
Misses Gertrude Stevens an#i Margue
rit Harper of Roswell, who assisted
with the music.
The V. C. Giibson family went to
Wilder Saturday and found the West
on family suffering with an attack of
la grippe. They were able to come
home with the Gibsons Sunday and
are recovering very fast in the coun
try.
Edwin White and family spent Sat
urday night and Sunday at the Frank
Jones home.
P. B. Anderson and son Floyd were
callers in the valley Sunday.
Anges Baltzor spent the last week
at the Sharp home in Roswell.
Mr. and Mrs. George Obendorf and
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. McOmber were
visitors in the valley Sunday.
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* CANYON ' *
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Canyon has been afflicted with a
burglary. The school house was
broken into and a number of articles
taken.,
Jesse and Clarepce Myres have sold
their auto and are planning a visit to
Colorado.
Mr. Foster motored down from
Banks to visit with his family.
Mr. Beers bought several loads of
hay frotp William Kammeyer & Co.
Much of the last cutting 4 of hay is be
ing used.
Arthur Robertson has recovered
from his recent illness. He has just
been presented with a nice riding
pony the gift of his grandfather.
" We are glad to note that Mrs. Carl
Hammar returned Tuesday from the
hospital.
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* R08WELL ♦
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Frank Golyan autoed to ßoise Sat
urday. *
The school board and teachers had
a meeting Tuesday night at the school
house to discuss school problems
Eugene Thornton has enrolled in
the freshman class of the high school.
The grammar grade room will give
program and pie supper at Bragg s
all Fridav night, Nov. 19.
Mrs. A. J. RockWood and Mrs
Stark were business visitors in Boise
Wednesday.
Charley Skelton and family left
Thursday for an extended visit with
relatives in Missouri.
Miss Bertha Rock is visiting rela
tives in Twin Falls.
Dr. Charles Thompson was a guest
at the J. P. Bates home while in R'
well. He gave a most interesting
lecture on the inland Chinese empire
Mrs. Edna Stark and son .Henry and
Miss Pearl Hall were dinner guests
itt the E. P. McCormick home Sunday
OREENLEAP.
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Miss Hazel Crew was a guest of
Miss Ethel Hanson Sunday.
Charles Bcals is staying at the
Wade Tuckcr home.
Mack Hull has rented the Clayton
Brown ranch for the coining year.
Lester Harris is working for Ver
ling Cox. .
Mr. Brown. Miss Vera Pennington.
William Willits and a lady friend, all
of Notus. attended church here Sun
day evening.
Miss Thelma Bartlett of Deer Flat
is staying with Mrs. Grover Beal.
Mr. Gray. Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Hurst and Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Press
nail were Caldwell visitors Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Coleman of
Deer Flat spent Sunday with Mrs.
voleman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.
L. Littell.
Grandma Winslow spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Winslow.
Allen Dunbar has rented Mr. Lit
tell s north eighty for the coming
year.
. Grandma Winslow. who has been
visiting in Iowa for some time, re
turned home last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Brown moved
to LaGrande, Ore., the first of the
week. Mr. Brown is going to work
on a dairy ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Dunbar and
family took dinner at the Wiilliam
Davenport home Sunday.
Marion Winslow spent Saturday
night with Eugene Hibbs.
Tom Settel was a Caldwell visitor
one day this week.
Mrs. George Tish, who has been
quite ill with pneumonia, is recover
ing rapidly.
grain
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* WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL *
* REVIEW OF IDAHO *
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North Fork—Holland Lumber and
Box company to build logging road.
Arco—Howe highway to be com
pleted this fall. ,
Hawkins—100,000 bushels of
harvested here this year.
Sprangle—Three-quarters of a sec
tion sells for $49,000.
Kootenai—Northern Pacific build
ing new hotel here.
North Fork—To resume develop
ment of properties in this district that
have been idle the past four yars.
Elk City—Idaho and Nevada Min
ing company files articles of
poration.
Kellogg—Nabob Mining company
resumes milling operations.
Pocatello made first class city by
last censug.
Wallace—Columbus Mining com
panx on east Eagle creek erecting
building for men.
Moscow—Importation of a trainload
of stock hogs from the middle west to
eat the damaged grain of Nez Perce
Lewis and Idaho counties is planned
by farmers and bankers of those coun
ties and the Northern Pacific railroad
Idaho potato crop very good.
Boise—Corner stpne of new $120,
000 Masonic temple laid.
Meridian—$1,650 addition being
built on high school
Twenty-five thousand Snake river
native trout planted in upper tribu
taries of south fork of Payette river.
Boise—Refrigerator cars now avail
able and potato crop bting moved
rapidly.
Caldwell—Surveyor at work on
Black Canyon irrigation project.
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Rigby—Beet harvesting progressing
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Hailey—New concentrating mill .of
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Lewiston —Large apple crop in this
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Nez fierce—Consolidated Commer
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILE—HUPMO
bile, 1920 model H, [»-passenger; new
tires; mechanically, first class. W. C.
Postlethwaite, phone 713, Caldwell.
91-98c
FOR SALB — BUTTBR WRAPPERS.
Call Tribun« office. Phone 58. IXtf
FOR SALE—NEW OVERLAND "FOUR'
Willys-Knight agency, Wycoff Motor
company. S6tf
FOR SALE—«0 ACRES NEAR GREEN
leaf, all under cultivation: a good
home for someone: reasonable price;
terma. Inquire Tribune. 69tfc
FOR SALE—HAVE A SPECIAL STUD
ebaker six, 1919 model, In excellent
mechanical condition. Will aell at
FOR SALE—LOOSE HAY; DELIVER,
ed; call 791-J, A. Witteman. 93tfc
FOR SALE—HOUSE AND LOT; WILL
accept part In payment, rest on easy
terms; 608 Everett st; Inquire H E.
Richardson, Palace rooms. 93-94c
FOR SALE—MILK GOATS; WILL
take grain In payment. Alpine goat
ranch, Banks, Ida. 93-39p
FOR SALE—A SAANEN BUCK OOAT
Oood Individual animal, milking
strain. Inquire of S. O. Smith, Fruit
land Heights orchard, Caldwell. 93-94c
FOR SALE—LARGE TENT; INQUIRE
Tribune. 94 -97p
FOR SALE—CHOICE 10 ACRES. S
milea southeast of Caldwell; will ac
cept cattle in payment and'With lib
eral terms on balance. Address R. D.
Sebree. Notua. 84tfc
FOR SALE—WICKER BABT CARRI
age, in excellent condition. Phone
189-M, or call 1009 Denver. Ï6tfo
FOR SALE—5-ROOM NEW HOUSE.
fireplace, pipeless furnace, electric
range. Immediate possession. Inquire
1520 Blaine or phone 797. Ittfc
FOR SALB— «-ROOM HOUSE. FUR
nished or unfurnished. Hard wood
floors, flra place, full basement, hot
air furnace, oloae In, lawn and shads.
Inquire Chas. 8. Norton at postofftce.
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FOR SALE—7 - PASSENGER CHAL
mers car; abaolute bargain for oash.
Phone 227. tttfc
FOR SALE—8 - ROOM HOUSB AND
furniture; furniture new year ago;
house modern, all but heat. Price
14400. Close In; terms. Inquire iOl
Blaine.
FOR SALE—»0 ACRES, S MILES FROM
Caldwell, all In alfalfa: produoed
12600 ' In crops this year. Small farm
house, outbuildings, deep well and eth
er Improvements. Price 111,009. Pos
session soon. Reaaonable terms. In
quire Nlchol, Hann a * Madden. 7»tfo
FOR SAL B— HOUSBHOLD GOODS
consisting of electric and coal range,
4« heating stoves, sectional bookcases,
refrigerator, library, parlor and bed
room furniture, etc. Call morning at
»04 Main st.. Ç aldwell, fcla. ^
FOR SALE.
6-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, WELL Lo
cated, cement walk, nie« lawn and
p *î y °J. 8ha( Je. Oarage and ohloken
P* r „ k - , Possession right now. Pria»,
I4S00; liberal terms. Phona 47». 7ltfc
F ? R H S E T~ «-ACRE ALFALFA
ranch, 3 H miles from Caldwell; bar
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FOR SALE—NEW 5-ROOM BUNOA
low, 1U acres ground, close in, 13700:
terms. See J. Jester or write B. B.
lteavla. Caldwell, R. I; also (-room
house. Shade, fruit, lawn; |2«00 for
quick sale. 8 9tfc
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Saratoga hotel. 80tfo
FOR SALE—JACOBEAN OAK DININQ
8 ©t. beds, rugs and other household
articles. Phone 796-W morning only.
92-93-»4c
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