The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-01-21


Charles +. Hartley left the first OF
the week for Jarbridge, the new min
inc camp west of Snake River. He is
making the trip overland.-Emmett
Index.
H. E. VanHousen has purchased
and brought to Caldwell a handsome
white hearse, the first to be brought
to the city. Mr.. Van Housen is an
enterprisng fellow in more ways than |
one. He was the first man to put a
cab on the streets and is now think
ing of buying taxicab. The Trlo-
une is pleased to chronicle all these
marks of enterprise.
The Canyon Canal Water Users
association is hammering away at
the proposition to form an irrigation
district of the lands under the Can
Won canal A committee is engaged
in preparing petitions for circulation
among land owners, and at a meeting
held Friday afternoon this committee
was instructed to secure an attorney
who has had experience in irrigation
district matters.-Emmett Index.
Messrs. French & Shipley are max
ing great many changes, improve
ments and enlargements IN their liv-
cry stables at the corner of Arthur
and Seventh. They are tearing out
the old fence and sheds and building
an addition to the barn. These gen.
tlemen anticipate and will undoubtedly
do a great business during the next
few wears. When it comes to the
livery business he who has anything
on Dick French or Al. Shipley wi.
have to go some.
F. ]. Brobst, who came out here a
couple of years ago from Knoxville,
Iowa, was little discouraged over the
Idaho climate for awhile this winter.
When he received word from home of
the stiff weather back there, he felt
better. because as bad as our winter
has been, it is not in it with Iowa.
Mr.. Brobst is enjoying good health.
He is now over 80 years OF age and
reads readily without glasses. Gen.
orally he is feeling better than for
years.
Messrs. M. A. Combs and D. l..
Driver of the Caldwell Creamery are
proudly exhibiting the Fransdon cup
won at the Dairy Convention by this
concern. There were nine creamer-
les competing for this trophy. 1t is
gratifying to the people that the
home creamery won the cup. The cuI
is silver mounted on ebony, appro
priately inscribed and is very beauti
full. We congratulate Manager Combs
and his efficient butter maker on tht
showing they made. Mr.. Combs is 9
Caldwell man and the people here will
be delighted at his success in the
business.
One of those hale and hearty ole
gentlemen, who are a credit to the
community, and living example O
the healthfulness of the climate O
Boise Valley, is Mr.. James Kinkaid
Mr.. Kinkaid is past n years of ag
and daily does a mans work. He i
now feeding twenty head of cattl
and doing the other chores around tn
place. He has not had sick spel
for many years and looks and feel
like he is good for forty or fifty year
| more. OF course he will never liv
|, to be an old man, but can look for
{ ward to 25 or 80 years more of use
4 fulness.
F. H. Kernohan has made arrange
ments for the building or rather tn
growing of an ideal orchard of te
acres a short distance west of tow
that will be made as perfect in ever
respect as it will be possible to haI
= it. Prof. Shinn will have the design
r ing and management of this exhibitio
s orchard and in the way of improv,
It ment the land will be laid off an
e drained after the most approved met
(, DDS, with cemented bitches and otht
/ schemes for a perfectly arranged O
s chard. Trees were recently purchase
from Mr.. Hawkes. of the Caldwe
!. nurseries that will be set this sprin
\ The land lays splendidly for the III
= dertaking with proper slope and sui
able drainage.-Nampa Record.
e In view of the almost univers,
l. complaint as to the United States Gu