The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-07-30
BULL INCORPORATES
Village Government Formed BY Vote
Of Citizens.

Bull, July 80, 1908.
H. o. Miner of Twin Falls who owns
land adjoining town was In Bull a
few days this week visiting on his
farm with Mr.. Ford.
Guy B. Sierer was in Bull last week
on real estate business.
Joe Hand, formerly of Oklahoma.
who has been visiting in Seattle for
the last five months has been spend
ing several days in Bull and while
here bought some land.
E.-W. Byrne and A. Campbell arb
building livery stable on 9th avenue
and will soon be open for business.
They promise to make reasonable
rates and treat every one right.
Geo. D. SAVERS Of the Twin Fails
Times was in Bull to write up the
sale of lots herethe 23rd.S While here
he did some good work, securing sew
eral new subscribers.
The town of Bull was Incorporated
last week, with DR.. D. p Albee, r.
w. Alfred ]. W. Faris, George L. Eve
leth and A. J. Miner as trustees.
P. W. Monahan is city attorney and
F. A. Eve!eth is city clerk.
D. c. Weaver and c. H. Kreigh
have gone to Shoshone basin for q
load of timoers. While up there they
will do some hunting for sage chick
ems.
Attorney r. F. Craig has gone away
on three weeks vacation through
the northwest
An outing party OF the following
Mr.. L. Pugh, l.. G.. HayfOrd, Miss Day
Shank and Miss Villa Eden, chaper-
oned by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. White.
spent Sunday at Thousand Springs
and at Riverside at Judge Urhlaub's
ranch. They had picnic dinner at
the Lewis ranch under the shade of
poplar trees and ate an early supper
at Riverside, returning home by way
OF Clear Lake. All voted. it the
most enjoyable time they have had in
Idaho.
Mrs. ]. Warren White entertained
st. Elizabeth Guild Of the Episcopal
church today
Cliff Evans and Miss Elsie Hubbell
visited at Riverside last Sunday.
Judge Urhlaub and wife and Miss
Sophia Huffman OF Riverside ranch
were in Bull Monday shopping.
Miss Villa Eden went over to her
home at Murtaugh on Mondays train
returning to Bull Tuesday.
Henry Durand of Reno, Nevada, is
here visiting with his brother and is
thinking of buying land here and
make this his home.
Paul Gunthef who owns land north
west of town left here last Friday
for Walla Walla, Wash, where he
goes to accept position with
friend. who Is in business there. He
says he does not like to leave here
but he could not afford to refuse
the offer made him.
Mr.. Slusser who has been here for
some time placing the machinery for
the Bull Pressed Brick Co., left here
Friday having completed his work.
Mrs. Maud Provins left here on
Thursdays train for California and
will be gone for same time
Carl Provins has leased his farm
and will open piano store in Twin
Falls.
Morgan G.. Heap came down to Buhl
Saturday on business.
w. D. Southworth left here Sat-
urday for Seattle on couple Of weeks
vacation.
w. s. Vandervort of Twin Falls was
Bull visitor Saturday between
trains.
W. J. Tull who has been on the
Snake river couple of weeks return
ed to Bull Friday.
Trips to Clear Lake, Riverside and
Thousand Springs are becoming pop
ular but the bachelor club had bet
ter forbid them or the club will soon
be without members.
There is talk OF the knights OF Py-
thias organizing. We think 1t would
secure good sized membership now
and 1t is one Of the best orders and
would be great help to Buhl. Well
come to Bull Knights!
Ross Ellison who has been visiting
with his folks at Oakley. during the
great day of the Mormons, July oath,
returned to Buhl on Mondays train.
On last Tuesday night Bull Rebekah
Lodge No. 20 installed officers after
which ice cream and cake was served.
John White who has been in Bull
almost two years and owned land
north OF town, near Mud Springs, has
sold his ranch and gone to Salt Lake
where he has accepted position with
the Pacific Express Co.
Walter knight and Miss Ada Van
Hoy were married at Mr.. Knights
home, on last Sunday morning by
Judge NJ. D. L. Barstow.
Ingenfus Johnnie.
Mother had hriuhf ~od -.-,.