Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-04-10
From the Hub City.
Personal and General Items Of Interes,
From Wendell.

W enueil lot your puDncatiOn tniS week. |
Our people are gladly welcoming
nearly every day some new settlers into
our midst, some moving upon their own
holdings while others are renting land
already improved to some extent, and
others are coming to look up the coun-
try seeking employment on farms where
they may get in touch with irrigation |
farming and at the same time be on the |
lookout for good buy. All OF these are
needed on this tract as we have always |
been short of farm help, and are pleased
to see more of the land placed under
cultivation. All that we need is more
settlers with judgment and energy to
place this tract among the best there are
anywhere.
]. B. Kessler and family from Twin
Falls, who has but recently sold his
ranch at that place at splendid figure
has become one of our people and is
already at work to show what can be
done on North Side farm. We gladly
welcome Mr.. Kessler into our commun-
ity.
Mr.. Earnest and Mr.. Jacobson have
rented the McCabe ranch west of Wen
dell and are already at work. This is
splendid ranch and we are sure that
these parties will make a showing OH
this property worthy of especial notice.
The bunch OF emigrants from Wamego,
Kans., that arrived few days ago COM
posed OF the four Nichols Bros. with
t,.eir families, Mr.. Hupe, Mr.. Peddi-
cord, Mr.. Vaughn and Mr.. Lufenga and
family, are pleased with the appearance
OF the country and are already nearly
all located for the summer on good
ranches. These parties are making a
very wise move we believe, as they are
seeking employment on ranches with the
idea in mind that for year they can
profit best by getting actual experience
in the ways of irrigation farming getting
their experience while on pay roll, and
then at the same time watch an oppor-
tunity to get hold of some good property
at reasonable price as they wish.
These parties are gladly welcomed and
We hope that they may prosper as We
believe they will.
The city election passed off so quietly
that one could hardly tell that there was
any matter of importance being pulled
Oft. We hope that the new aldermen
may successfully administer the duties
OF their Office and that Wendell may be
made better Wendell better place to
live in, more progressive in spirit, more
harmonious in feeling because of the
parties.
The election in Gooding seemed to be
of almost as much interest to many of the
people of Wendell as it did to the people
OF that place, and there was no small
amount of rejoicing when the news came
that Elk. Gov. Gooding and his bunch
had been thoroughly beaten in their
efforts to further dictate the policy OF
that locality.
The new time table on the O.SL.R.R.
is one of the pleasing developments OF
the past week. With this passenger train
making the round trip daily on sched-
uled time meeting the through trains on
the main line insures for the North Side
tract a much better arrangement for the
arrival of prospective investors and will
we feel sure be appreciated by the trav-
cling public, and with live wire as we
have in MIR. Romans, the o. S. L. agent
OF rla hot urah hay ahatt
all that is required to bring to us many
new settlers.
f. B. Shepard, our boosting real estate
man, had a very fine article dated from
Wendell in the issue of The Capital City
News one day last week. This is a stel
in the right way and if many Of our citi
zens would take the time to write al
article for their home paper from the 10
cality from which they came, recitinl
some OF the opportunities that this local
ity offers, it would do more to bring t.
this country worthy people than all thu
high priced advertising booklets and thu
like can do in long time. Try it fol
the next few months and we will gambl,
that there will be great results.
We are glad to welcome back to Wen
dell our jovial livery man, w. H. Davi
and family. Mr. Davis is one of thes,
kind that gets busy the minute that h,
lands and we know that Wendell will b,
livelier place because Bill Davis il
here.
1t would have been very hard for on
popular Judge Walter to have held ;
successful term OF court in Goodin,
county had it not been for Wendell be
ing in that county, as it is not always
possible to get such valuable bunch o
men to act as jurors as was picked from
Wendell Could not name them all bu
all were the best material possible.
r. A. Anderson is this week at worl
planting his eighty acres of potatoes
He has the ground all prepared and il