The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-04-03

-Tesse Harmon wants a lot Of hen manou-
yer to invigorate his hliputian fruit ranch over
the creek. Don't all cackle at once.
The gravel train has been filling the hol-
lows about the Pacific hotel this week. All
that ground viii be fenced and sodded-some-
time. -...
Carl Kluenspies, the gentleman that sue
ceeds Mr.. Gibson in the Pacific hotel, arrived
here with his wife on Thursday from Rawlins,
Wyoming.
Trains changed time Wednesday. East
bound gets supper and west bound breakfast
at Huntington, arriving here later and earlier
accordingly.
Uncle Reuben Cox went up the valley on
the lightning express Tuesday morning. lie
must have been afraid Of Jim Smiths wrath,
he went SO lively.
Mr.. Duties, of Nampa, went down sixty
feet for water at his house and didn't get 1t. A
short distance away he tried it again and struck
fine vein in nine feet.
Frank Robertson, an old timer in the val
ley, now Of Miles City, Montana, WAS in town
Tuesday He is in partnership with Mr. Cat
lin, up the valley. in stock.
Charley Sebree used to be the. champion
bisyclist in Salt Lake. He is thinking OF i'm
porting thoroughbred now, having tired of
bouncing over the sagebrush in road cart.
E. -, .l e H. Oreoor, Chorf inc
has three passenger conductors who are gen
tlemen.s Kinney, Lane and Rice. are hard to
beat. But Lane is the hero whom the ladies
like to travel with.
/ We amend. Oldkellys motion to have
county fair this fall by locating it at Caldwell,
on the line Of the railroad. Oldkelly can oc-
casionally evolve an idea from the inner con-
seriousness of the seat Of his pants
we kick on non PRESIDENTS plastering tim
Der culture and desert filings on land around
here to the exclusion Of actual settlers. In
majority Of cases the fling is failure, and
three years is along time to tie up land in an
actively settling region like this.
Geo. w. Holdrege, general manager of
the Burlington system west of the Missouri,
was in toxn first OF the week. He came over
from Ovyhee. Wouldn't be surprised if he
was considering that pet Idea of ours--a mar
row gauge extension Of the Q past Shoshone
falls and down the south side Of the Snake.
Doc Easton, who left here two years ago,
sends US copy of the La Crande Gazette,
with this item marked: George Pomeroy
was found drowned near Port Oxford last
Wednesday," If we thought that was the
George Pomeroy who left here we'd be sorry
$500 worth; but-we don't believe he was born
to be drowned.
Rev. ]. D. Flenner has been bouncing
the devil out Of Idaho City. Flenner is ter
ror, sure enough. Went up to Franklin with
Bro. Grove to hear him short time ago and
heard enough to be uncomfortable; thought we
were the only heather in the lot. but learned
otherwise afterwards and felt better. Hope
he'll give US whirl here soon.
Democrat, goth: Mrs. Glenn, widow,
living on her farm on Dry. creek, met with
serious and painful accident on Monday last.
A gust of wind bles the loose door Of an out
building against her. breaking one Of her limbs
Just above the knee. Mrs. Glenn is the moth
er of w. P. Glenn, Of the Weiser Leader. She
is aged and quite feeble, aads i'll fortified to
bear an injury Of so serious nature.
1.-Two thousand acres of land have been
taken up in the vicinity Of the proposed new
inland empire Of New Jerusalem, nine miles
east Of Caldwell, % the o. S. L. The town.
siters say New Jerusalem is bound to be the
loveliest village Of the plain" says the Demo
erat Of the aSth. Jud, over 1000 acres were
filed on on the 24th, making about 1900
taken in the township. Don't know much
abovt the tovnsite; but can say there will be
fine ditch and water galore.
D1acent Additions to the Population