The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-07-16
LIVELY DOINGS AT ROCK CREEK
Young People Spend Evenings in So.
cial Dances.
Rock Creek, July IA, 1908.


Mr.. D. S. Morgan started in haying
on a new patch of Alfalfa with a new
No. 10 Johnson mower, getting a
pretty fair crop for the first cutting.
j. P. LaSalle is fencing some of
his alfalfa for hog pasture.
We are having dandy growing
weather.
The Rock Creek Cemetery associa-
ton recently purchased of Judge Han
sen the northwest quarter of the
north west quarter of section "a tow n
ship IL, range IS. The consideration
being 500 apparently it appears that
the Judge has land to give away, but
then the association is composed of
about Is of Rock Creeks prominent
ladies, and they certainly deserve it.
On Saturday morning, July IL, there
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Aus
tin a fine 10 pound baby boy, seems
as though everything was large in
this section of the country. Mother
and child at last reports were doing
fine.
Chas. B. Roberts accompanied by
]. F. Hansen paid Twin Falls visit on
Saturday, with the intention of making
final proof on Mr.. Roberts 40. J. F
Hansen and Frank Bower being wit
nesses. Mr.. Bower took a load oil
oats to town. later met Mr.. Roberts
and Mr.. Hansen, when all three re-
pared to Mr. e. B. Williams office
BY the way we can't leave out the wo.
men folks, as Mrs. Roberts and Mrs
Hansen accompanied the gentlemen
above mentioned, and we sincerely
hope it was with the intention of keep
ing the men folks from the refresh
ment parlors, as three genial men like
them are liable to go astray when to-
gether.
| Miss Davies of Twin Falls is visiting
Mrs. Norton for a few days.
Carl Domrose went back to Wild
Horse Spring to join the engineering
corps.
Miss Terrill was visiting Miss Muir
ray recently and spent few day
there.
j.. P. LaSalle's baby recently tool
violently sick, in fact the poor thini
was SO bad that DR.. Elmer d. Shadd
was hurriedly called. He pronounc
ed it touch of pneumonia, which h
checked just in time, and the baby i
resting nicely at the present time.
Judge Hansen is just as fortunat
as usual. He now has some oat
standing in his field, which by actus
measurement is exactly five feet fiy
inches high, and he is seeking SON
advice, wishing to know whether
, would be advisable to start binde
to work on it, or turn crew of me
with sharp axes in the field to c.
? same. He also claims to have g
tons of alfalfa stacked from the fir
cutting this year, surely he has /
cause for worry.
1t appears that the young people
! Rock Creek are intent upon having
I good time some way or other. :
present they are making good use
the hall in Rock Creek, which M
Hansen forgot to lock nights, especia
Y ly since the 4th of July. Almost e
: cry night somebody will carry
e photograph into it and start son
l lively waltz or two-step. and it wol
be long before the young couples cor
dancing into the hall. The wish of {
: is that Mr. j. F. Hansen would on
n keep the hall vacant for long time
j come, so say we all of us.
e Yes George Topel has started a
4 other mustache Notice he says a
other one, consequently there mu
have been one there before, all pi
r as to on one side and II on the 9th
It also down are useless on that score.
o Mr.. j. P. Morgan took a good tea
o of sorrels to Twin Falls Saturday wi
p the intention of selling same, at t
It present writing, we cannot t
whether he disposed of them or not
We have report in hand from
d reliable source, that certain promi
S ent dentist in Chicago is about to ]
IS linquish very large and profital
e practice in Chicago to come to Sout
o ern Idaho to work his farm. DR.. Ba
Il has 100 acres on the North side, MOI
# of Bull Mr. Bake leaves Chica
some time next month to get thin
in shipshape for Mrs. Bake and far
d ly. Mr. Bake, by the way, clail
IS she shall not do any pioneering.
e don't blame her in the least, it tai
d stout, brave wman to do this.
k Last week while Mr.. Wallen "
e in the city of Twin Falls somebody {
J. preached him and offered him j
Re being in an inquisitive turn of mi
e. he asked, What doing?" grubbi
sage brush was the reply. Mr.. w
len answered mo not today, | am l
d myself, | am somebody else. The g
ID tleman struck the wrong party, tina
[e all.
< Mr.. j. E. Bowen the veteran stot
N man and rancher of Dry creek was
n town today.
II J. A. Poole spent Sunday fishing
4 Rock creek and claims he eau.
l. quite a mess of good fish, but he
I'd still got to show u.s. We are fir
Missouri, and have got to be show
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