Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-04-03

paper has "A large circulation on the west
end of the North Side tract, and appre-
ciating the fact that these people are es-
pecially interested i'll happenings in and
around Wendell, we shall be pleased to
contribute frcm time to time such events
as we believe may be of interest to these
supporters, while not hoping to be able
to do this as it should be done, had we
local paper that was so inclined, yet
we believe that it may help to interest
people in their home surroundings.
Wendell people are very much pleased
to welcome several new families into
their midst, among whom are the follow
ing: Mr.. and Mrs. O. S. Smith from
Redlands, Cal, who own a fine farm of
80 acres three miles south OF Wendell,
which they expect to improve and make
for themselves a fine home; Mr. j. f.
Ware from Missouri, who is now located
on the Sunflower ranch two miles east of
Wendell. Mr.. Ware expects at a later
date to purchase a ranch of his own and
make his permanent home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Earle Treat are located on a ranch
five miles south OF Wendell and are GER
tainly making a fine showing for the
time spent i'll the development work The
locality is fortunate they have such sup
porters as are these people.
Mr.. Meacham and family, from Hi
nois, who are located on their ranch Just
west OF Wendell and who have already
made a showing worthy OF especial no.
tice.
y Mr.. Peter Krogh, of Seattle who has
recently purchased part OF the Clifford
ranch 21a miles south OF town, is already
at work on this splendid ranch Mr.
krogh is more than pleased with his
purchase and with the country in gen.
eral. We will at Il future time make
mention of many more OF those who have
located here, and extend to all a most
cordial welcome
Dr. q. ID. Evans, of Chicago, who pos
sesses one OF the best improved ranches
west of this place, arrived this week for
his periodical visit. DIR. is surely making
"a showing on his ranch and expects to
continue until it is near perfect as
labor and money can make it, Wendell
people are always pleased to welcome
DIR. Evans.
There are more sheep located adjacent
to Wendell at this time than in any To-
cality with which we are acquainted.
there being near 80, 900 head This will
help the farmers to dispose of their hay,
which for a time looked as though it
would have to be carried over to another
season on account of the refusal of the
North Side Land * Water Co. to supply
water for domestic purposes as provided
for in the contract with the settlers, and
should the settlers wish to investigate the
matter to any extent they would need
only to call on certain large sheep own
ers who last fall desired to purchase all
the hay located here at a good price.
only for the language of certain water
master located near this place. which
shows to what extent the company have
the success OF the settler at heart.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Broyles have re-
turned from the east after several months
absence, and will likely make Wendell
their permanent home. They are people
who are welcome in any locality, and
the fact that they have visited with some
thought OF locating in several of the east
ern cities, makes one feel that there can
be no mistake by staying with Idaho
Mr.. Broyles says that he would not live
III some OF the eastern states if they were
to deed to him the entire state. This
loyalty to Idaho and especially to Wen
dell, is appreciated.
The nursery stock that is arriving,h here
these days indicates that there will be an
immense amount of orchards planted
this season. Some day this locality will
be the nearest continuous orchard of any
place In Idaho or the northwest as the
orchards that have been set in previous
years have made a wonderful showing.
which is encouraging many more to grow
orchards.
Certain parties desiring to show their
political standing in Wendell have been
making great fight against an imagi-
nary opponent who thought the city
election so unimportant that no interest
was taken in it. Yet the would-be poll
ticians could see in their dreams the
awful hand OF the evil one. Boshl on
men that all the time wish to keep
stirred up the feeling of animosity in our
localities. Never will any town prosper
as long as would be men stand for this
sort OF thing.
The Missionary Organization of The
Presbytery of Twin Falls, are holding
their annual meeting here this week
Delegates from every organization in the
Presbytery are present and most sue
ceSSful meeting is being held