The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-07-09

to her assistance. No physician
was needed, as Mr.. Roberts put the
Joint back in place, and at present
Mrs. Roberts is doing nicely.
Mr. j. LaSalle expects to leave some
time during the week for the Three
Creek country, after bunch of horses
belonging to him which have been
roaming at large for some time. He
expects to be gone about month,
We hope he succeeds in rounding up
all of them.
Miss Fannie Tobs OF Twin Falls is
spending her time with Mrs. LaSalle
at present, expecting to stay while Mr..
LaSalle is after his horses, in order
to keep the Mrs. company.
Mr.. d. S. Morgan reports that there
| will be an unusually heavy crop this
season, due to the fact that most of
the ranchers that have had their
land cleared for several seasons have
the land in better shape for irriga-
ton, and will continue to improve
same from time to time Keep at it
boys and make southern Idaho one
OF the. greatest producers of the world,
and you will all become Independent
in short while at that rate.
Mr.. James Budd and relatives spent
sane Fourth of July by having a
little family reunion. Those present
consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Morgan
and family, Mr.. H. A. Bohem and
| family, D. S. Morgan is the father of
Mrs. Budd and Mrs Bohem.
| Herbert Andrews paid Twin Falls
visit over Saturday and Sunday,
incidentally he rode Cheyenne, Mr..
LaSalle's beautiful buckskin broncho.
Same creature that Mr.. Williams rode
to Kimberly last week. Mr.. Andrews
claims that Cheyenne did not throw
him, but he has queer walk after
the ride for an old COW puncher when
he pulled into the corral. These
bronchos are all together different
from mules in Missouri.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. LaSalle spent the
Fourth in Twin Falls. We hope they
had a good time, and enjoyed them
selves immensely.
Mr.. Fred Topel reports that he has
a consignment Of household goods
and farm implements on the way from
Chicago for his ranch. Send the
whole family Mr.. Topel and be g
good booster.
The dance at Rock Creek hall was
a grand success, every one having ;
fine time. Did not close down until af
ter the schedule time by about twt
, hours and several mentioned that
was the finest dance OF tn season.
, In order to spend sane Fourth 0
July people should have visited Rocl
creek on that day. There was not
single accident, while there wer
: plenty of fireworks let go.
The old fashioned picnic at Jone
grove was also grand success abou
IS old settlers sat down to a tabl
groaning under the weight of it's con
tents We hope the old settlers will
be able to attend good many NOR
picnics OF this nature.
Judge Hansen's peach trees are 81
loaded down with fruit that some 0
the branches are already resting OF
the ground, what will become of then
later on, when the fruit become
heavier.
Mrs. Nixon and son have gone t
Oakley for few days.
Dr.. Albright's bees are buster thai
ever ON account of the alfalfa bein
In full bloom, and the prospects for
big supply Of honey is promising.
Mr.. Frank Bowers recently pur
chase two Balm rakes and stacker.
: A. P. Murray started recently hayin
! with three Jenkins Push rakes, on
Platner stacker and three McCormic
' mowers, all being new machinery. Nj
l Murray is putting up the Shoe Sol
ranch hay on contract.
Mr.. J. F. Hansen leaves Tuesda
/. morning for Shoshone Basin to la
out new road district. He expect
: to be gone for three or four days.
7 ]. F. Hansen is having new sig
Q put up over his store, which aught
: guide some people to his establish
9 ment.