The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-11-19

Wnen competed Will De occupied Dy
Mr.. and Mrs. John X. Jacoby Of Nampa.
On Thanksgiving Day, the Ladies'
Aid will serve regular old-fashion-
ed turkey and roast pig dinner in the
old school house. Admission Is cents.
Glenn Fritcher of Nashua, Iowa,
nephew of Russ W. Alfred. came Mon
day to accept position as bOokkeeper
at the Citizens State bank.
Mr.. Selliken is on the sick list.
Bert Atwood is building house on
his lot on Seventh street.
E. w. Byrne has sold out the drug
business to his brother.
J. K. Painter of Walla Walla, cou-
sin of Mrs. NJ D. l.. Barstow, is in
town on business.
The basket ball girls will give cap
and pie social in the Woodman hall,
Wednesday evening, November Is.
Homemade candy and crackerjack
will also be for sale. This will be for
the purpose of paying for the basket
ball outfit.
Mrs. Eden, mother of Miss Villa
Eden, came down from Murtaugh Sum-
day.
The electric wires are being stretch
ed; and in about two more days the
plant will be running.
Sunday schools are now being start
ed in the rural districts. In the school
house at Deep Creek Sunday, Sun
day school was organized by Rev. J. D.
Johnson of the American S. S. Union.
The following officers were elected:
superintendent, DR.. J. M. Rogers; as
sistant superintendent, Mrs. Judge
Boggs; secretary, Lottie Smith, treas
urer, Mrs. Brazeau. The school was
organized with thirty-three members,
which is very good start and shows
how thickly settled the land is around
Bull. The people of Buhl wish them
success in their undertaking.
M. C. Ware, Doc. Proctor and Sam
Nihart left Monday for hunting trip
in the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Baker and Mrs.
Chris Redman of Twin Falls, visited
over Sunday with Mrs. F. S. Marshall.
Earl knight, who was called away
some time ago to Strawberry Point,
Iowa, on account of the death of his
mother, is expected home Saturday.
Mrs. Swanner arrived Sunday. Her
husband has rented the Wilson cottage
on Twelfth avenue.
Geo. Eveleth and family have moved
up to the Hill Farm.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Brown have moved
into the Knight cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Peck went over to
Twin Falls today.
Several settlers from Wendell were
in town Saturday shopping. We are
always glad to see the North Side peo-
pie and hope they will come often.
Mr.. w. J. Parker of Elgin, Oregon,
arrived Monday evening. His car came
last night and his family will be here
in a few days. He has rented house
in the Missouri addition.
S. T. Hamilton of Twin Falls, and E..
D. Nichols Of Boise, registered at Hotel
Bull today.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Southworth of
Castleford, were in town Monday. They
will have threshers this week.
VIM Koopstool and wife, of Wen
dell, were in Bull over Sunday.
Rev. j. D. Johnson of Salt Lake, is
in the city.
Rev. jill. Schenck, Baptist minister
Of Rupert, was in town today on bust
ness. He expects to return tomorrow
A. J. Mills has accepted the position
of meat cutter at the Peoples Meat
Market. Mr.. Mills is an experienced
butcher, having been in the meat bust
ness for six years at Cheney, Wash
ington.
Frank Craig and family are moving
into the Harger Bros residence.
Notice is hereby given that con-
tract has been awarded to Henry Price
of Bull, Idaho, for carrying the mail
on route No. 70374, from Bull, by
Roseworth to Three Creek, state of
Idaho, and back, three times week
from November %, 1908, to June 80
1910, at the rate Of $4,000 per annum
Bond required with bid, $4,000. The
following is the schedule of departures
and arrivals of the mail on the route
June l to November 80, leave Bull
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at g.: 0C
a. m. Arrive at Three Creek in 16
hours. Leave Three Creek Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday at 900 a. m
Arrive at Bull in Is hours. Decem-
Der l to May 81, leave Bull Monday
| Wednesday and Friday at 900 a. m
Arrive at Three Creek in 20 hours