The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-04-23
WOODMEN HOLD SMOKER.
Lodge Receives Large Class Of New
Members.
KIMBERLY, Idaho, April 81

ne Woouman smoker, Monday
night was very we'll attended, about
fifty being present. After the serving
of light refreshments consisting of sand
wiches, doughnuts and coffee, a sum
Der OF toasts were proposed. Frank
burlington acted as toast master.
Among those who visited from Twin
Falls were Dr. Pike and Mr.. Anderson.
Twelve applicantions for membership
in the order were received during the
evening. Through the kindness of Mr.
Thomas the lights were not turned off
until two o'clock when the meeting sd.
journed.
The mill town is looming.
A cement block building will be
erected here in the very near future
One department is 10 be used for
hardware and furniture store,
A large hotel is to be bnilt in our
town soon.
Jas Mcmillan has sold his farm and
town interests to Mr. Mr.. Anderson
and Mr.. Thomas. The U. S. mail inspec
tor of rural routes was in Kimberly
Friday looking over the two routes that
that have been petitioned for out of
Kimberly Messrs. Thomas and C. G.,
Parks accompanying him. The pros
p cts seems very good for the proposed
routes to soon be established.
The Ladies of the Pioneer Club met
at the home of Mrs. Kendall last Wed
nesday and will meet with Mrs. Beise.
meier this week
The motor and nam shaft of the mill
was in motion Friday night.
Mrs. Chester Roraback and Mrs. Os-
born visited Mrs. Ed Domrose Monday
The Nibley Channel Lumber Co.. re-
ceived car load OF coal Tuesday.
Mr. Eignor and family moved to
Kimberly Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Domrose and family
went to Rockcreek Sunday.
Mr.. Wilkins sold his team of heavy
horses to Mr.. Kendall who is farming
the burlington ranch this year.
Roy McMaster is busy drilling in oats
on w. E. Lewis place.
Misses Dora Brown and Bertha New
bry were entertained by Mrs, Kendall
Tuesday evening.
Little Miss Mildred 0 born visited
our primary schools Monday.
All Of Kimb erly's public BUILDING
new have electric lights and we hope to |
have the streets lighted in the same wav
soon.
Mr.. Parker has contracted to sell 40
acres OF his quarter section to Mr..
Cheney. Consideration one hundred
dollars per acre.
Last Thursday evening small party
Of Kimberly's young folks invaded C
I. Newbrys bachelor apartments where
be found them in possession on return |
Ing from his work. He did not resent
The Invasion but seemed rather to en-
Joy 1t and was heard to say during the
evening that he wished his birthday
came three times year and every ye
was leap year.
The Kimberly Supply and Produce
Co., with A. McDermid as madaeer, is
again ready for business in the lower
story of the town hall building.
Kimberly is getting ready for
grand opening. Fifteen business and
residence lots were sold Monday of this
week and preparations are being made
to clear the entire townsite.
The business at the depot this mon,h
is more than .ouble that of the same
month last year. Nineteen emigran,
cars have come In since Jan. 1s..
The school report for the month is %
follows: Neither absent nor tardy in
primary department, Anderson and
Charlie Claiborn. Earl and Lester New
bry. Raymond Bigger. Walter Dom.
rose and Edwin Heath; In the gram.
ner department. Stella sudwesks,
Esther Beitemeier, Greta Johnscn, Leo
sullivan, Hasel Van Houten, Emma |
Morgan. Emotion Wilkins and Clarence |
10 mp. Enrolment for month los,