13 Jun 1913
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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
1
A long medical and investigative narrative follows the death of a young man identified only as James Patton. Physicians, hospital staff, and relatives are discussed in attempts to discern the deceased’s origins, with references to the Navy, the U.S. 5, and a Caldwell area context. The article details a dramatic medical sequence and the elusive ties to family and origin.
Take notice on Wednesday evening June 4 1890 the Ladies' Aid of the M E church will serve chicken supper for 35 cents. Everybody invited. Supper served in church. Case mont, ia.
Mr. Meek, president of the board, appoints a committee to report on fire escapes for school buildings amid concerns over child safety. The teaching staff is listed by ward with principals and assistants named. A slight rearrangement of grades is announced and will be implemented promptly.
A man, aged about 35, died Sunday evening from wounds suffered in a shooting incident near Canyon Hill. The deceased, who moved from Iowa months ago, was married with two brothers surviving. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church with W. C. Dyer of the Jones Furniture Co. assisting.
A garbled note describes a recent track meet with mention of rival teams and players. It references coach names and a sale of jerseys associated with the event, but many details are corrupted and unclear.
A weekend of sun and variety drew big crowds to the Lake Lowell resort for music by the Idaho State Band, fishing, boating, and two ball games. Appleton beat Pleasant Ridge 61 to 65 in a lively clash. Organizers formed a Lake Lowell league with four teams and a pennant prize.
The Appleton M. E. Church bulletin notes a Sunday afternoon tent meeting led by Mrs. Milly of Greenleaf with a June 194m date and a speaker Mrs. Dilla. Dr. Trenery, superintendent of extension department, will be accompanied by missionary Mrs. Usterhout of Nampa for the Sunday revival. The message encourages support for the aspirational mission and mentions Alaska experiences by the speakers.
Mr Horn and Mrs Lovejoy hosted a ceremony as a full regulation flag was raised over Ye Bellaing, claimed to be the city’s only genuine American flag. Neighbors recalled the moment and cited pride in the symbol amid a 54 percent sentiment noted.
Eng A Twin Fa Ttwin Falls epee YY Bicknell and W C oswaite represent the local chapter R 4. a Sometawae FG Hurroughs will leave from Boise to tomorrow for Twin Falls to attend their meeting.
Walter Lowe of Chicago secured subscriptions in the city yesterday for a lyceum course. Many patrons signed up, with hopes that Lowe will reach the required number to cover expenses for the local organization. First Baptist Church invites all to Sunday services and events led by Geo. R Varney.
On Wednesday evening June 18 at 5 90 the Ladies Aid of the M E church will serve chicken supper for 35c. Everybody cordial invited. Supper served in church hall.
The annual sermon of the College of Idaho will be preached before the nation class of 1913 at the Meth odist church by R Kiwory Buches next Sunday June 15 at 11 08 am This is reported to be a union service and all churches will unite Prof Frederic Fleming Beale will be at the organ appropriate music will be rendered The public is cordially invited In the evening this church had weary mentions of services to attend the season before the Christian church Associations at the Ch The Sunday school and meetings will meet and there will be prayer on Thursday night
Miss Finney hosts a lawn party with guests including Mr and Mrs Lyon and families. A five ginger dessert is served. adults and children enjoy old fashioned games by the house and singing by the fire. The gathering ends with warm reminiscences and a memorable evening.
In the Gem District the engineers led by Mr Vantuskirk and Mr McDuard inspect the area as power improves and the tram system resumes. They note seven outages last week, a record for the district, while President McCoatd and Gen Mar discuss expanding a telephone and telegraph network. An Ald of the M church plans a chicken supper on Wednesday June 18 at 5:30.
The High Wilson Post and the Grand Army of the Republic with the Women’s Relief Corps thank Rev Buckey and city pastors for Memorial day sermons and services. Citizens praise the weather, the band, the cemetery delegations, and helpers including Mrs Olmatead and Mre My for their aid and cheer.
The college drama opens this evening featuring the men of the YMCA. The play The Toastai gen character details show S J E Newman in the lead with a talented company. Proceeds go to the Pacific Coast YMCA conference with a full cast list and multiple events planned through the week.
Notice states irrigation taxes are due after Monday June 13 193 and payable at the treasurer office at the First Nations. The message references Pioneer and wheat law but details are unclear due to damaged text.
Project costs shown total 7,870,777.00 with figures listing debt, revenues, and expenses for the Payette Boise project. A note records the removal of hog corrals on ditches and ongoing dealings with Lake Lowell, Sebree and associated officials. A public notice of a chicken supper by the Ladies Aid is included.
Delinquent notice lists stock delinquencies in May 1913 with shares owned by named individuals and a sale date set for June 28 at 2 pm at the Canyon Hill Irrigation Company office Caldwell Idaho. It outlines payment of delinquent assessments and costs of sale under law with sale of shares by public auction.
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