The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-02-05
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Henry Kohlhepp was in the city
from Middleton Tuesday.
Mrs. Sands, is in from the Jump
Creek ranch visiting friends.
Miss Helen Gillespie spent Sunday
last with her parents at Roswell.
Clerk W. G. Dunbar has been on the
sick list for about ten days with a
cold.
Mrs. H. ]. Syms returned Sunday
from Shoshone where she had been
visiting fer several days.
VBThos. b. Turley of Memphis, was
yesterday elected U. s. Senator for
Tennessee, to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Isham G. Harris.
A large. party of young folks left
here Friday evening last for Nampa.
where they were royalty entertained by
the social club at the Junction city.
A man who keeps putting off adver-
Using until he is more prosperous is
like dog trying to catch his tail
there is plenty of motion but no pro.
gress.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. r. Shaw, while out
sleighing Sunday met with an accident.
One of the runners broke while turn
ing corner, upsetting the occupants
of the sleigh.
Dan Reagan, who has just returned
from Nebraska where he has been
feeding about $500 head of cattle, re.
ports the winter as very mild and the
cattle doing well.
The Reading Room Club will meet
at their room back of the National
Bank, Monday, Feb. Z. at 8 o'clock pm.
All, whether members or not, are cor
daily invited to be present.
D. D. Campbell went over to Mid
dleton Tuesday and brought home
his wife and children, who had been
called out on account Of the illness of
Mrs. Campbell's mother.
At the meeting Of the State Horti.
cultural Society last week r. NJ. Gwinn
was reelected treasurer, also Inspector
of District No. 4, comprising Canyon,
Boise and Owyhee counties.
John Zehner last week resigned his
position with the business house of
W. H. Roadway to take the Idaho
agency of Vitae Ore. His place is
being filed by Lou Goldsmith.
John A. McGinty left for Boise
Wednesday evening to secure medical
aid. He has been suffering consider
ably of late with muscular rheumatism
and it was becoming almost unbear-
able.
The ranchers are finding ready sale
for hay just now. Sheep owners
realize that feeding during winter pro
daces good strong sheep i'll the spring
and good fleece Of wool. With sheeI
worth $4.OO per head, they cannot b.
sighted, as consequence the amount
of hay being fed sheep this season ii
far in excess of any previous year.
Those who raise eggs complain tina
the hens are standing around dong
nothing, while the price is going NJ
continually. What is wanted is unioI
hen which will do fair days work TO
a fair days feed and no kicking
These hens that lay lot of eggs whsl
the price is way down are no good. l
is time there was a new breed found.
The N. Y. s. Idaho Smelling com
pany have secured by purchase and 10
cation six miles of river front on Snak
river, near Ballard's Landing, to b
used for toWnsite and other purposes
The grounds extend from within tW
miles of Billiards. house to a mil
above Ok Bow Bend. Townsite wi
be surveyed and plated, and wharve
provided for the landing Of boats, a
once, The company have also appro
priated 10000 inches of the waters o
Pine creek for townsite, smelter an
milling purposes.-Huntington Hell
aid.