The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-10-08
BULL THE BANANA BELT.
Bull, Idaho, Oct. 9th, 1908.

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Clarence Smith returned Friday from
his trip through eastern Oregon and
| northern Washington, in search of
work horses, but he found that the
| prices of horses were higher there
| than here.
Miss Mona Faris, Miss Judith Sand
berg and Miss Harriott Nelson went
to Twin Falls, Wednesday, to take the
tearchers examination They return
ed Saturday.
Mrs. Rev. Hermiston entertained
number of young people at the chapel
car, Thursday evening.
Miss Leona Estes is slowly recover
ing from serious illness.
The masonry work on the Pitt resi-
dence is now completed, the carpen-
ters having commenced Friday.
| w. l.. Hubbell has sold his team to
A. c. Tempest
The Union Christian Endeavor So
ciety will hold their first monthly bus
mess and social meeting, Monday
evening at the home of Miss Hazel
Alfred.
e. A. Wyatt went to Twin Falls on
business Saturday evening.
e. w. and G. S. Steck went to Rose
worth Tuesday, on fishing and hunt
ing trip. They returned Friday even
| ing.
The regular meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society will be held next Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. Koenig. Every
| lady is requested to come, as it is
election of officers.
NJ G. Ware and H. ]. Idema left
| Thursday morning for a weeks hunt
ing trip.
Rev. Charles F. Wheeler, the new
Methodist minister, preached in Buhl,
Sunday morning and evening. He will
preach at Filler next Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid society will serve
dinner Thanksgiving day. The place
will be announced later.
4. w. Snodgrass is now street COM
missioner and city marshal.
Frank Fisher has accepted the posi-
ton of assistant to Mr. Taylor, the
agent.
Mrs. Joseph Madeline came home
| Wednesday from the Twin Falls hos
pital.
The Baptist Young People will give
a basket social Friday, October 18th,
in the Modern Woodman hall.
Ed Conroy came up from Hager-
man, and returned Thursday While
here he visited at the Snodgrass home.
While moving Finley's thrasher last
Monday, Bob Knight slipped and fell
under the separator. The rear wheel
of the separator ran over his left leg,
breaking the bone and seriously bruis-
ing the whole leg. He is resting we'll
at present.
The residence of Samuel Bechtolt is
now complete.
Mike Cornell has purchased a lot in
the Bull townsite.
Four and one-half miles west of
Buhl, you will see very fine garden
consisting of tomatoes, watermelons,
cucumbers and all other garden truck,
has not been injured in the least by
the frost. This farm lies directly
under the high line with the Salmon
river hills to the westward. causing
the cold blasts which raised havoc
with the east end, to pass over This
demonstrates that the west end is
adapted for fruit
The barn of David Howard, one mile
southeast of Bull, was destroyed by
fire about two o'clock Friday morn
ing. Two fine span of mares were
burned and all the other contents OF
the barn. except one colt that rushed
out just before the barn fell. 1t was
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burned as to injure It, The total loss
was about $500, with no insurance.
! Mr.. Craner Of Oakley. is here visit
| ing his brother, who is living on the
Harvey carp place. az
Mrs. Mary E. Briggs OF Clear Lake,
died Sunday night. The funeral was
| held at 3 O'Clock, Rev. Hermiston Of
| floating The remains were entered
| beside those of her husband at the
IClear Lake cemetery. Charley Englis,
a son-in-law, came down from Glenn's
Ferry to attend the funeral, also Mr..
and Mrs Frank Eveleth, Of Bull
Miss Alta Judy and her nephew,
Edgar Hearst, arrived Friday from
Harrfsonville, Mo. Miss Judy was here
a year ago last spring with Miss Mary
Jean White, and has land southwest of
Buhl She says Il am we'll pleased
with the growth of Bull, and think It
HAS great future Miss Judy has
rented the Hayford Building and ex-
poets to start variety store therein
as soon as the goods arrive. a
| Mr. and Mrs. John Couch, who live
four miles west Of Bull, returned Sat