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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-15
out to R. E. simmons Wednesday.

out to r. E. Simmons Wednesday.
Mr.. Geo. Milliner has purchased
Eve acres Of land in west Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Murry spent
Sunday with Ira Orvis and family.
: Mrs. Lizzie Drummond and son,
Frank. Of Nampa visited friends
Thursday.
Fred Chaney and wife from Mid
dletons visited Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Thomas Sunday.
!, Edd Simmons assisted H. Altizer
several days last week in leveling
land on the County Farm.
F. Mr., and Mrs. Bert Fuller from
Caldwell visited L. F. Cook and
family this week.
Sam johnson of Middleton was
in the neighborhood a few days
this week and left Wednesday for
Boise. :ss.
Some of Our young folks attended
the entertainment at the school
house on Deer Flat Saturday even
ing. ..
Grace Vassar returned home
Sunday after a months visit with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. Wilson south of town. Il
Miss Birdie Cook has returned
home after closing very success
full six.month term of school on
Deer Flat, A very pleasing pro-
gramme was rendered at the school
house Saturday evening. . .ass
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-15
TWO NEW TOWNSlTES PLANNED,
One Where Railway Crosses River
and AHOther Six Miles East
of This City.

The townsite of Burley will be
opened on May I. 1t is located on
the Minidoka & Southwestern
railway, Io miles from Minidoka
and one mile from the railway cross.
ing on the south side of the Snake
River. Burley is distant 22 miles
from Albion and 90 miles from
Oakley and should naturally be the
distributing point for these places
1t is also in the center of 23 miles Of
river navigation between the Mini
doka and Miller dams.
Another townsite will shortly be
laid out on sections 90 and FL
township 10 north, range IS east
six miles east of Twin Falls on the
Minidoka & Southwestern. Jane:
Mcmillan, who was connected with
the Twin Falls land & Water com
pany and recently executive secre
tary to Governor Gooding, ha:
established his residence on the
quarter section on which the towr
will be located. So soon as pat
ent for. the 100 acres can be obtain
ed, the town will be plated anc
placed upon the market. Mr.. Nc
Millen arrived in Twin Falls early
in the week and at once went to th'
site, where he is now located
Twin Falls News.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-15

noon. He had been a student in
Miss Thomas room il the Washing
ton school. His classmates turned
out in body and attended the fu-
neral. Tie floral tributes were
numerous and beautiful, testitying
to the high regard in which the lit
tie fellow was held. The parents
are almost PROSTATE with grief at
the loss of their eldest child who
was of sunny disposition and
whose place cannot be filled-Capi-
tai News. .... ...
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-15

Married, on Saturday evening,
April 1st, at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Mersdorf, south
of Meridian, Miss Ivy Mersdorf to
Mr.. Fred Burris. Rev. J. II. Ross
performed the ceremony which
united these two estimable young
people in the holy bonds of mat
rimony. Their many friends wish
them a happy and prosperous
Journey through life, and may all
their highest joys and anticipations
be more than realized. They will
make their future home in Boise
Meridian Tribune.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-15
Fvo MORE IDAHO SUGAR PLANTS.
H. Western Idaho Sugar Company
To be Incorporated.

To be incorporates.
rhe Desseret News says:
The long talked of sugar factories
western Idaho, covering the
Iarming country contiguous TO
pavette Boise, Nampa and Cald-
we'll are now practically assured for
.next wear. A company is to be
ocorporated in this city in. the i'm
Inediate future to be known as the
Western Idaho Sugar company.
rbe stockholders will be local
beople, mostly those concerned in
he Utah and Idaho companies
with the addition of a number OF
stockholders in each Of the tour
Sities named above; the eastern
sugar interests represented by Mr..
IN R, Cutler will also be identified
n with the company.
All the local interests have been
keconciled, and the several capt.
Hist who have for sometime been
6guring with the people of western
daho have come together in one
Incorporation, the largest local
stockholders being T. R. Cutler,
HC. w. Nibley and Geo. Stoddard,
and a number of Salt Lake and
idaho business men also signing
he articles. MIR. Cutler said to a
News" representive this morning
That the stock amounting to mill
lon and a half dollars had already
been subscribed. No more was tor
sale. They had an active corps of
men working with the citizens
Committees, to produce the necess-
ary acreage from the farmers, sufh-
cient to justify the erection of two
factories. In the Payette district
Ehe local committee is headed by
e. E. Brainard; in the Nampa,
Boise and Caldwell districts by the
h well known hotel and railroad man,
3. H. Dewey. Mr.. Dewey tele-
phones that everything is working
tremendously and that there is nc
doubt that the necessary acreage
will be procured at their end.
The new company will be launch,
ed between this and July /, and
will be Incorporated under the laws
ot Utah. The Payette plant. under
the contract, must be located within
hve miles from Payette. The othel
Rln the terms of the agreement, is tc
pe built "in or adjacent to the
southestern part ofCauyon county,
which will bring it in a distric
fhat will draw from farmers O
Boise, Nampa, Caldwell and Merid,
Jan, as we'll as the surrounding
country. Advices from men in the
aeId to Manager Cutler state tha
everything is proceeding harmon
lously, and that the farmers ar
"eIcoming the opportunity to grow
Oeets. Immediately the word come
that the acreage required has beer
alsed, contracts will be placed il
ne east for the erection of the two
actories, and both will be in opera
non in the fall of 1906.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-15
Deer Flat.
(Dry Precinct. }

Special to The Caldwell Tribune. o. ....
Deer Flat, April 13.-Henry
Davis spent Sunday with Chas.
Rietberger.
VIM. Fisher will put in a crop of
grain soon. -..,~.-
Frank Dotson has moved into
his new home.
Mr.. Stewart and wife went to
Caldwell Saturday.
Deer Flat is to have a Barber
in name only. 7.0
Oscar Davis has prepared ground
for his spring seeding.
Mrs. R. w. Gets is visiting
friends at Caldwell this week. 49,"
Roy Snyder is working on his
claim and is being assisted by Mr..
Smith.
Fred Davis and Oscar Hibner
were guests of R. w. Gets over
Sunday.
Geo. Hess's crops are doing Gne
at present. What a crop he would
have if he could get the water at
the right time.
Mr.. Dotson Sr. is doing quite a
lot of clearing on his place. The
old gentleman is quite old but a
hard worker.
Smith Bros. have done consider
able improving and their crops
look fine. They certainly have
made showing.
Mr.. Criss, of York Nebraska,
father-in-law of Rev. Joel Fisher,
is building home, and it is near.
ing completion.
Claude Snyder has been contest
ed. We do not think much of such
people to be small enough to make
such moves, when poor man has
to work to help along with ex-
penses.
A. A. Ferris has been busy put
ting in his crop and is now hauling
lumber for his new residence ON
his place. 1t is to be nice house
and will convert the old one to a
barn.
John Dotson was one of the
lucky ones-struck water at ISL
feet. He is putting up a windmill
and can boast of being first to have
a mill at this end of the fat. John
says we can have a drink now.
J. Shew and Chas. Rietberger
put in their spring crop of small
grain. They were both in town
Tuesday with couple of loads of
sage wood. Jack called it corn.
tChas said wood. .->
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-15
Middleton GOssips

Middleton GOssips
Special to The Caldwell Tribune.
April I3.-Miss Della Myers was
visiting friends in, Middleton Tues
day. =. 4. aass.ss: $50
Q. Tupperwein was in town this
week. sa@s... ~. s,@~
DR.. Hamer came home from
Boise Friday. e.. .~s.s-.ss..- F.. ..-
Mr.. Patton was here from Cald-
well Tuesday. .-. -........
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Rutledge went:
to Boise Monday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Hartley went
to Boise Tuesday.
John Bane of Emmett was Mid
dleton caller Tuesday.
Henry Newman is here from
Boise for a few days this week.
F. L. Farnes is visiting friends
in Middleton this week .a ....
Mr.. Mahafey from Deer Flat was
a Middleton visitor Tuesday. ~.
Mrs. Fowler has begun improve
ments on her place in Middleton.
John Williams came down from
Ola Friday and returned Wednes-
day. -~
Oral Andrews of Caldwell spent
Sunday with Arthur and Hilton
Meth. -
Mrs. Hill and daughter, Eva,
went to Emmett Tuesday, returning
Wednesday. ~%"
Mrs. R. H. Rutledge and Mrs.
Asa Chenowith went to Caldwell
Thursday.
]. G. Hadley returned to Mini
doka after a few days spent with
his faulty here.
Don't forget the temperance lee
ture by E. D. Nichols next Thurs.
day evening. ..r
| J. w. Monk came home Saturday
from Boise where he has been at
tending school.
Chas. Lingenfelter, who is attend
ing school in Boise, spent Sunday
at his home near here.
Tom Brown of Boise, came down
Friday to see his cousin, Mrs. James
Hartley, whom he had not seen fol
several years.
| The preliminary trial of Johnnie
Kohlhepp who shot at some young
people who were out hunting will
be held at Middleton Monday.
Mr.. Meth has been making many
Improvements on his cottage. Mr..
H. D. Andrews will occupy it as
soon as work is completed.
| James Hunsicker has returned
from Hot Springs where he went
some time ago for his health, and
we are pleased to say he is feeling
much better.
Rev. A. W. Hartshorn stopped
at Middleton Tuesday to see a few
old friends. Wednesday he wen
on to Nampa where he will hold I
revival for the next few weeks.
The school teachers of Star will
give an entertainment at the Mid
dleton Hall Saturday night, tn
proceeds to go for the benefit of tn
cemetery fund. The special featur
of this entertainment is the "Oh
Maids Convention. Admission /
and IS cents.
Mountain View Bubbles.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-15
OUR COUNTRY. EDITORS.

Interesting and Breezy happenings of the
County Reported Expressly for The Tribune.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-15

Quite contigent of Owyheites
now live in Boise. The capital
city and Nampa would hardly be
on the map, let alone the progress
i've cities that they are, had not
the mines of Silver City furnished
the motive power tor their con-
struction.-Owyhee Avalanche e.
IF we were Owyhee. county we
wouldn't shoulder the responsible.
ity.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-15

The election for trustees of the
village of Parma passed off quietly.
Only SO votes were cast, and the
result was the election of the entire
"People's Ticket" with the excep-
ton of VIM. Leigh, who was de.
feated by A. H. Lang of the "Citi.
zen's Ticket" The village board
for the next two years will be COM
posed as follows: A. H. Lang,
D. B. Farnham, VIM, Hall, F. c.
Platt, G. M. Kirkpatrick.-Parma
Herald.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-15
Will Be Warned of FrOsts,

Arrangements have been made
with the weather bureau at Boise
20 receive notifications of coming
'fosts in time for action to be taken
20 protect the fruit trees when the
lfult is in danger. The centrals of
O0th telephone companies in Pay
E'te will be notified about 10 O. o'clock
u the morning whenever there is a
Rrost coming. Those who wish to
receive these bulletins should notify
horticultural Inspector J. R. Field
p the telephone centrals direct.
Oy taking advantage of . these
notices and using smudge or other
manner of protecting the fruit trees
mere should be large saving to the
tu't growers. The notifications,
needed, will begin in about &c
ayS'-Payette Independent.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-15

Parlor games, stationery, confec
fectionery and novelties at Adams
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-15

George Jennings has accepted a
position with the Oregon Short
Line surveying party which works
between Huntington and Granger.
He went to Ontario Sunday night
to join the party.-Nampa Leader
Herald.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-15

1t is stated that Jake Horn of
Caldwell has purchased the plant
of the old Owyhee Avalanche, and
will re-establish that paper at Silver
City. It has been several years
since Jake laid down the editorial
pen to engage in other pursuits,
but for some time past his desire to
return to his first love has been
apparent. Mr.. Horn is one of the
best newspaper men in this section,
and will undoubtedly make sue
cess of. the Avalanche.-Parma
Herald.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-15

MIS- T. c. Eagleson is in the
l'y from Caldwell. Mr.. Egleson
up at St. Anthony looking after
us property interests and will join
us Eagleson here when they will
$@y a visit to Nebraska.-Pocatello
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-15

The funeral of J. E. Roberts Jr.,
took place at o'clock this after
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Sagaart'S Sdjcionngsflaec.

300 it cr, 3, 70. @lugult. - &n
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Damn, er babe lid @bisfcD mo Bier
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Ger 0egriiuocr non Telu-ulm seitpr'
ben.

Cincinnati t3. Mugult.-Glnc
SpesialOepeihe an oas bleligc
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Winn., erfolgtc Ibleben @tlbelm
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rel orf omerifonilhem So0en. Vim
70. Sull 1926 in Seilbronn am9tedar
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mann IN Die &ebre gegeben. Scinc
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Surnoerein. Nm 26. W0rS 1918 Der
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Icutihcr Sua.

NI6onh u. o., t3. Ill0nIt. -
Qic mcgcn oc2 QroBen ltngliid9 I'M
WtperSihcn Experimentation Der.
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mo 9clcben Doroen lit. Inter ocn
Seltrconcrn bciIn6et iid) Or. IS, s.
Scnner bon NCm-Dorf.
Im 3, llnb /. september iinoet
bier Der Slrntug unb Ole Vc5lrt@tug
iobung beS Ncn. Dorfer Surnbc5lrfS
ltott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-14
FrGiiScut Shea micocr crluGblt.

Ebtlo0elp y a, t3. Nugllit
49, Cornelius y. Sbeo aus Chicago
nllroe geitern nit 1919 ge9cn t2t
Stimmcn gum Fraiiocnten Der .Sn.
tcrnotionnl BROTHERHOOD OF Seoms
tiers" mieocrgemGblt mo 'hIltg Do
nit Oanlcl Surmun aus Chicago.
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Shabrneilter, melder gleihfolls Elm
@c9ncr Der Sbeo'ihen N%bminiitro-
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ionoern BON ieinem Gonfurrenten
Gbomos &. Sllgbes ans Gbicogo nit
1875 gcgen tt3 Stimmen geihIogen.
9lrth Die iieben @icc-E r1iioentcn,
melhc geWdblt murben, gcb0ren Der
6oftion Sbeo's an uno iino: 0enniS
Crane, Hem.9orf; @ugb Wc8ec,
Chicago; Aleronoer Giieuli. San
6ronciSco; Geo. q. 8olben, Gbicogo;
Gbriitopbcr S'NeiG, Buffalo; Com.
8. MuQen, Chicago; Goparo Mur,
pbD, Chicago.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-14

sum Tronoltor, ober audi Oieier ySe'
bensbun0" iono id)lieBIid I'M SheIs
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I llbr nit 0cm Ser. Stootcn Erona-
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Der 9cglcitung.
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ShiffSnadlrid ltcn.

9i5orb. 10. auellit. = 9eiihtet
murhen bier Die Gampfer r8inlonb,"
bon Neip.Dorf noh Nntiperpen, mo
,HpnounL" bon Hotteroqnl mad,
Ncip. Dorf unterpe9s.
Rotterdam, 12. auaift.-Mn.
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6om" bon Hep.0orf.
South a m y o II, Is. auguit.-,
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9ompier st. Saul"
Sombnrg, 10. gueuit.-Mngc'
langt lit bier Der Gampfer n@Iiiher"
bon Hcru' Dorf. r
Gbcrbourq, IL. MueuSt. :
Ger Gonlpfer .@rober Giirfiirit" bon
Bremen ictte feline 5abrt nod Ecfo-
yorf tort. -
AucenstopM 13. Augnit. =
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HcruOic llebcrrci5nna iibrt 5nnt
Sclbltmurn.

Hcm. Dorf, IS. 9lugnit.- 6rnll
Ebereic &ol1noer bon Nr. t64, Welt,
81. StruBc, pelde iih sur Grbolling
III lebanon Springs, N.-D., beionb,
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giltung nit aorboliGitrc Ser @otte.
Sr. :. &. &%oldnoer, Iieb Die 2eihe
sur @eitnttung nod Nem port brin.
gen. @r mcint, %nerp0ie ltcberrci,uno
babe ieine Satin ST. Der oer5peiieltcn
Sbot g%ctrtcbeu; irgeno mcldcr b1lls.
lider llnirieocn bate ME beitonoen.
Die llngliidlidc mar ibrem @otten
unb oen ainbern nit beionoercr 2iebe
Sugctbon. Sbr t~7-i0briqer Sobn
2copolb, melder lih 1T Mtuine sur
Grbolung beiinoet, pllroe benohrid).
ti0t.
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@crbCcrcnoc @alobrGnbc.

Nel II, &c, t3. IigiiIt. Sr
Den ti%efgelcgcncn @Gloern Lungs oc@
Silonfer@ oeS aootcnop.HiperS, orci
Oieilen lnterbolb Nelior, miltbet Elm
gclpoltigcr Wol0bronb, Der bcreits
bier Wteilcn Der Siigellono'6ott nm.
'nBt. 3obIrcifc, in iencr @egcito
5crltrcllte Nanhca id)iuebcn IN GROCER
@efobr. Nue @riiden Der %fabrbore,
StroBe lino p%crbronnt, poonrd I'M
Ter Nroeren Die Hmir.9 ergfperte ponl
Serfcbr nit Der llmgebnng obges
idnittcn iino. Ser t2 WfeiIen liiolid)
bon bier liegenbe Snbilee-N Mountain
1tebt IN bclen Slammen. Ste DC
bollbe Der D,tnoce. Winen purDen
5crItort. Man neib, bob mebrerc
Wtontcr lih ilt oen @aloerlt befilll-
Den boben, bod, lit iiber oerer Sfld-
lal 9tld)tS bctun1t.
Wallocc, Soobo, t3. gii9lilt. -
gn ntrihicoencn Eunften 5mild)en
Staie Greet mo ct. Soc Iteben aus
gcocbntc @olonngen in Brand. Ger
Nolt bebedt sic Stoot @allace itno
lit I'M gon5en oltlihen Sonbo itno
lpc'tlidcn Wolttono bemcrtbor. Nod)
elmer Sd)obung oes ltaotlidetl Sono'
SnipcttorS Mlrrion lplroen lll,SoQho
I'M Soiifc oicicS Sabrcs oOO Stcr
@aIoInnoes ourb 5eiler 3erltorf. 81
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Gs friIclt in Handma.
,@ouperneltr Magoon ltno Sngeniellr
Stepens ongebli6 ent5Deit.

Bunoma, 10. IllguIt. = Siilfs-
Snaenicllr 0altdp bon Der Eonomo-
aonolsG ontmiiiion lit nod Nem.9orf
oboerciit nit llrlarb ouf nnbe'
Itinmte 3eit.
9ei Gulebro iinO Die Sonolorbeltel
einaeiteQt. @ic %perlolitet, Iollen Die
GongreB &erpiuigungcl1 erIdopIt
iein nnO oic bcobiiftigtc 9oppel-
Spur Der Banana . Gilenbobn"
miro ~porIGlrfig nid)t gebollt meroen.
Sellte un0 Wiorgen ipcrocn etiua 100
l%lntcrbcomtc nod Zen. BORT 5urild-
tebren.
0ie perlolrtct, iolen WcInnn9Ss
perihieoenbeitcn 5lpiifcn @ouoer-
ncur Mtogoon u10 benz Sber- Snqe'
niclr -StepcnS eriltiren un0 es lit
5llm i0rrnIihen 8rud) 5mIiten Den
0eioen qCfDmmen.
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Giicubabn ltnfaQ.

Nco b o, Mo, Is. augiilt. - Gin
not Norben gebenoer Fcrionen5ug
Der uaonlo9-6itp Southern : 9obn"
coaioirtc aeitcrn nit,t ipeit bon bier
nit elmer Hon9irmold)inc, nobel Der
8ci5er Gcpecrs um'S 2cbcn fam, Der
Eoltclert Arm uno 9ein brof itno
Der iorbigc Yorter leidt pcrlebt
lpuroe. Son Den Eoiiogieren nllroc
Hienlulto crnltlih perlcst.