The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-03-26
Bull.
Bull, March 25. 1908,

NO. lZZ /. ". ". r. Went TO fller on lu- |
vitation to see the work put on by the
Filler lodge. The following we're pres
ent from Bull: Ed Littler, G. H.
Kreigh, Tom Bernard, M. D. Barstow,
| G. w. Arthur, NJ. A. Rand, Earl M.
Knight, A. II Nihart, Fred Nhart, j.
M. Bennett, L. G. Hayford, A. D. Lee
and Mrs. Barstow. Twin Falls lodge
was INVITED to attend and was repre-
sented by A. B. Roberts, r. E Bon
ham, John Peters, W. II. Pomeroy, E..
T. BARTLETT II. E. Hunt, A. B. Cum
mings, Mrs. Bonham and Mrs. Roberts.
The work was put on in fine shape and
many coed talks by visitors, during
which Fred Nihart talked on eXpan-
sion, but as all present knew what
kind of expansion Fred excelled in
they did not pay much attention to him
until the banquet was on when they all
observed how much he could expand.
Everyone present had a good time and
are looking for another opportunity to
go to Filler May good luck go with
the boys.
DR.. D. P. Albee went over to Rock
Creek on Thursdays train on profess
sional business,
George Chamberlain who ownes land
west OF town arrived here last week
and will open photograph gallery.
| holl 20 Twin
Falls Friday on business.
Henry Tscham was in Twin Falls
Saturday and filed on 40 acres Of land,
r. A. Walch who bought land here
was in Bull between trains Saturday
P. w. Monahan is building resi-
dence on 9th avenue which he will
rent. O. e. Carter has the contract.
James Patten is building house on
9th avenue. 1t Is said he will soon re-
sign from the bachelors club. The
club is fast loosing out and this is a
warning to all young ladies, that all
bachelors on the west end have secured
their licenses except w. S. Harris, c.
w. Arthur and it is said that Harris is
about to become Twin Falls member
w. II. Talman of Denver, Colorado
arrived here Friday and will make his
home with his brother-in law, I. c.
Thompson.
BY the land talk of P. w. and the
antics which he was going through
Monday some would think that Pat
had gone crazy, but he hsd not, he only
belonged to the Ohadi club.
AID. Mckinley was a visitor from
Filler Thursday.
JohnNSchoeffle from Grand Junction
who is in the sugar business there, was
here Thursday, in company with j. 2
johnson looking for land. He will re
turn Ia few days and close deal fo
large tract.
Jas. A. Bybee was down here Thurs
day on surveying "trip.
Ed M. Kuhl and Ed A. Johnson O
Jerome are two more surveyors who ar
rived this week for the west of Salmon
river.
j. j. Debolt, Howard Bodenhamel
and E. G. Stobbs of st. Joe, Mo. were
land buyers, coming down on the Tues
day train.
G. 0. Street with the B. A. MCMILLAN
Paper company was in town on business
Thursday.
The following registered at the hote
Thursday, w. A. Davis, Boise; o. F
Reed, Ogden; J. NJ. Waller, Salt Lake
E. A. White, st. Louis: r. T. Yokas
Seattle; T. j. Warner, Boise.
S.W. Meeker who owns land south
of town returned here last week to e
on his land and make final proof
n H. T. Taylor and wife of St. Paul, ar
> rived in Bull Saturday. MIR. Taylo
owns land four miles south of town ant
will move on same and make fina
y proof.
c. o, Meigs came down to see Robt
Hays Friday
M. G. Hooker and w. Brush of She
homish, Wash, were land seekers her
- this week.
J Warren Cheek, w. S. Fisher, f. M
Johnson were visitors in Buhl Wednes.
n day.
L. P. Runyon from Perth Amboy, N
@ J. arrived here Wednesday aud filed O
land near his brothers, Harry H. Run
yon, north of town.
: METHODIST CHURCH TO BUILD