Local Notices and Outings Across Caldwell Scene
A roundup of residents and visitors includes Judge Bryans in Welser, William Calloway and family traveling by Sunday, and Attorney Plowhead in Emmett Tuesday. Local workers install street sprinklers, while others head to Payette Lakes and Bear Valley. Social visits travel to Chicago and Scott Valley. several farmers and townsfolk purchase equipment and plan trips. The Carlson-Lusk game beat New Plymouth 9 to 10 and many exceed happy travels to mountains and coast.
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Carlson-Lusk
New Plymouth
Caldwell News Roundup Highlights Local Travel and Trade
Local notes report Dr Isham and family vacationing at Starkey Hot Springs while crop prospects suffer from heavy rains. Caldwell Ice Co shipped a car of ice to Welser. Idaho National Guards sworn in for the Caldwell company and a Boise senator visits. Various residents travel to streams and resorts, with social events, business updates, and notices of lost items and spectacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell Ice Co
Welser
Idaho National Guards
Caldwell Company
Local notes from Caldwell city life and politics
A roundup of Caldwell news including visits from Miss Louisa Sebree and Miss Jennie Kelleher, cattle trading by Cal Baird, Jack Riddle's work on the State University electric project, M B Sherman harvesting raspberries, Ralph Sebree’s Salt Lake trip amid local politics, and Dr Riley in Ontario linking medical practice with Boise business interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Riddle
Starkey Hot Springs
Mrs. Riddle
Mr. Riddle
Moscow
State University
Ballantynes from Boise and Caldwell plan summer stay
James and Hiram Ballantyne and families arrive, with Hiram staying locally for the summer as his sheep range north of town. The group including James, Retta, their son, daughter, and Ed Fahey depart for a Payette river outing through Bear Valley, Cape Horn, and Stanley Basin for a month or more.
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James
Hiram Ballantyne
Boise
Caldwell
Hiram
James Ballantyne
Retta
Ed. Fahey
Payette River
Bear Valley
Cape Horn
Stanley Basin
Idaho City World
Horses Shipped To Los Angeles From Haley and Turner
Haley and Turner shipped a carload of horses to Los Angeles this week. Since January first, they have handled seven hundred head of horses and mules. With an anticipated air line linking the city to San Francisco, coastal and eastern markets may open for local breeders. The board of equalization found only one roll issue needing correction, involving C. Brainard and New Plymouth. Brainard will appear next Monday. The assessor and staff are praised for the fair assessment work.
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Haley & Turner
Los Angeles
San Francisco
C. &. Brainard
New Plymouth
Brainard
Moore
Laura Patton Seeks Nomination for County Superintendent
A candidate announces her bid for the Republican county convention to nominate a county superintendent of schools. Miss Laura Patton declares her candidacy under the party banner pending convention decision.
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Republican County Convention
Laura Patton
Della Pringle Talks About Life On Stage In Emmett
An interview with actress Della Pringle details her career from Iowa roots to leading her own company. She discusses roles like Marguerite Glory Quayle and Zira, touring mining towns, and performing Faust in Utah towns. She notes enjoying comedy more than tragedy and recalls audiences from Goldfield miners.
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Miss Pringle
Logan
Mr. van Auker
Mephisto
Jolly Della Pringle
Marguerite
Glory Quayle
Zira
Iowa
Goldfield
Nevada
Cache Valley
Della
Utah
Richmond
Faust
Emmett M E church dedicated as $13,000 project finishes
Emmett Idaho July 21 The M E church was dedicated last Sunday July 19 after a morning sermon on immortality II Tim 1 10. $3 300 was raised and the church dedicated in the evening. Total cost $13 000 Rev G Barnes district superintendent Boise district assisted Rev H Cullison pastor has done fine work since coming from Hartford Kansas. Other churches sent pastors to attend. Emmett baseball team lost to Shamrocks Boise 3 to 2. An Idaho Northern excursion train shuttled visitors to the capital city. Mrs Thomas Craig of Emmett spent days in Meridian with friends and relatives. Mrs William Feen returned recently.
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M. E
T. C. [Lift
Philadelphia
M. E. Church
G. Barnes
Boise
H. Cullison
Hartford
Kaw
Emmett Baseball Club
Shamrocks
Idaho Northern Railroad
Thomas Craig
Emmett
Meridian
William Feen
McCormick Reaper Pioneered Invention And Growth
The McCormick reaper evolved from an 1816 idea by Cyrus McCormick Sr to a perfected machine patented in 1834. He moved to Chicago in 1847 to start production, with 700 units that year and 1500 in 1849, building a durable, globally known brand. Caldwell Forwarding Co handles regional sales and guarantees with responsible agents.
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Cyrus McCormick
Young McCormick
McCormick
Cincinnati
Ohio
Chicago
Caldwell Forwarding Company
Birthday Party for Miss Daphne Gowen
Miss Daphne Gowen celebrated her twelfth birthday with a lawn party for many friends. A storm threatened but cleared to sunshine and a cooling shower. Luncheon was served on the lawn with guests including Helen Stone Jessie McFall Marie Baker Pauline Baker Ethel Sebree Zola Turner Gertrude Manning Evaline Compton Ethel Sturgeon Minta Downey Eldora Campbell Cassie Campbell Helen Junor Ruth Mussell Lenore Gardner Ruth Bolton Ellen Bolton Fern Bullock Lucy Oakes Dessie Nichols Hazel Bridges Alta Potts Elsie Vincent Condon Downey Tom Downey Leonard Bullock Eddie Turner and Loyd Von Wasmer.
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Daphne Gowen
Helen Stone
Jessie McFall
Shoshone
Marie Baker
Pauline Baker
Ethel Sebree
Chicago Sheep Market at Union Stock Yards
Ida hog lambs bring 6.50 to 6.75 per cwt while light yearling wethers fetch 5.00 to 5.50 and heavy yearlings 4.50. Good wethers 4.40, ewes 4.00, feeding lambs 5.00 to 5.26, feeding yearlings 4.00 to 4.25, breeding ewes 4.75 to 5.00, thin old ewes 2.50 to 3.25. Moderate receipts expected next week, KNOLLIN SHEEP COM. co.
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Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Caldwell Tribune
Idaho
Knollin Sheep Com. Co
Local and Social Notes From Shoshone and Twin Falls
Mr W A Stone was called to Bho shone by telegram for his mother’s illness. She is improving. Miss Leonia McFall of Shoshone visited Miss Helen Stone and left with him. Mrs FE Lavering of Twin Falls is in the city visiting relatives and plans a long stay. Rev Randell and wife, guests of Rev F B Springer, departed Monday for their eastern home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Stone
Bhoshone
Leonia McFall
Shoshone
Helen Stone
FE. ¢. Lavering
Twin Falls
Rev. Randell
F. B. Springer
Complaints Over Auto Traffic on Hartley Grade
Citizens protest to commissioners that drivers ignore posted notices banning autos on the Hartley grade north of town. The grade is narrow and dangerous, and without compliance an accident seems certain.
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Hartley
Aitchison Home Hosts Steepee Welcome Evening
Mr and Mrs William Aitchison hosted a Tuesday evening reception on Chilean avenue for new Iowa arrivals Mr and Mrs Steepe. Tea and cake were served on the lawn. Guests included the Steepees and many local families such as the Cooper Hanley Fowler Powell and Bardsley clans along with Aitchison kin.
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William Aitchison
J. BE. Fowler
John Bardsley
Myna Obergan
Eletha Steepee
Davie Emerson
Ethel Powell
Goldie Powell
May Powell
Clara Powell
Rhea Cooper
Mildred Cooper
Hattie Bardsley
Fancy Bardsley
Lydia Bardsley
Alice Bardsley
Norma Hanley
Allen O'Bryan
Ray O'Bryan
Luten Steepee
Newton Powell
Thomas Powell
Hewston Hanley
Charles Bardsley
Homer Bardsley
Barney Bardsley
John Aitchison
Wingun Aitchison
Jake Muller in a Hay Raking Day Mischief
A playful regional verse recounts Jake Muller raking meadow hay as a gray-muzzled mule spooks and speedily scatters the gear. Bees swarm, the rake breaks loose, and both man and mule endure a comic, messy misadventure in a sunlit field.
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Jake
Maud Muller
Maud
Jake Muller
Muller
Begin Dry Farming Now Says Campbell The Scientist
Professor H W Campbell founder of Campbell's dry farming system urges readers in Scientific Farmer to begin soil culture immediately. He notes timing varies by crop and soil but stresses starting as soon as soil and plan are understood, not after harvest, to gain advantage and prevent waste.
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H. W. Campbell
Campbell
Scientific Farmer
Nature
Probate Court Guardians and Administrations Reported
Guardianship granted to Edwin Harrington for Cyrls Harrington minor. Administration granted to Charlie G. Snead for Lennie Snead deceased. Administration granted to B K Hart for Nellie Raymond deceased. Pern Hart named guardian of Orabelle Iva and Ross Raymond. Birth announced: a boy to Mr and Mrs Frank Holegate. Event occurred Wednesday night.
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Edwin Harrington
Cyrls Harrington
Charlie G. Snead
Lennie Snead
B. K. Hart
Nellie Raymond
Pern Hart
Orabelle
Iva
Ross Raymond
Frank Holegate
Issuing Marriage Licenses In County Reports Recent Couples
Authority notes steady activity in issuing marriage licenses. This past week granters include J. B. DeMasters of Emmett and Flora Badley of Sweet, daughter of Robert Badley and cousin of County Clerk Badley. Also listed are Eugene Munson and Dale, both of Roswell, and George Davis and Gertie Robuck, both of Montrose, Colorado.
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J. B. DeMasters
Emmett
Flora Badley
Sweet
Miss Badley
Robert Badley
Badley
Eugene
Munson
Send Dale
Roswell
George Davis
Gertie Robuck
Montrose
Colo
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Thunder Mountain
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Silverton
R. A. Cowden
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Bast Church
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Wallowa
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Dubois
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Eagleston Block
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Ada County
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Miss May Boone
G. D. Ruby
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Rankin, Ill
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Reynolds Creek
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Idaho City
Holse
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Kelleher
M. B. Sherman
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Ralph Sebree
Salt Lake
Ralph
President Smith
Martha Gilgan
New York
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C. W
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Ontario
Della Pringle
A. A. Mangan
Fort Collins
J. Hood
Loree & Reilly
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C. E. Talbot
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