The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-20

building on Main street, whore he /
now. setting up his machinery. HI
expects to be able to publish the tirs
issue before the drst Of September
Mr.. Dovery is an experienced edito
and printer. 20 In case Of an emer
gency, he could do all Of his own work
He Is from Worthington, Minnesota
but now has land adjoining the Duh
townsite. Just a. soon as he can bull,
he expects to send for his family Wei
come to Bull, Mr.. Dovery,
Clarence Smith sold his last team
Monday, 1t being the last Of the iourtl
carload since February. We're bus.
farmers, don't We see?
An opera house! Is It dream
No. 1t Is fact. Buhl Is to have III
4 opera house. alrighta really one. l
will have flne white maple floor
46x100, and when completed 1t will b.
not only the finest opera house, bu
the greatest hall for amusements OF
the Twin Falls tract. The foundation
IL laid and work on the frame com.
menced Saturday.
Yes, we all took hike to the Pike
Down in the park last Wednesday
night.
The Bearded Lady" was there with
her fan,
In the person of Patrick Monahan.
oh, the women and children they all
ran
When they saw Doc. Proctor, the
"Wild Mani"
Mrs. o. e. Carter was THE Gypsy
Queen;
John Loe was the "Fattest Woman
you ever seen.
Next we went to the Beauty Show;
They were four fine ladies that you all
know.
Van Sycle was dressed like some old
shrew,
And next to him was Eligha Pugh.
Sam Farlow was there with his little
curls;
Roy Hayford was the last of the
Beauty Girls"
AS to the Men Only Show / cannot
say,
For they would not let me pass that
way;
But from what heard, it was alright,
For most of the clothes were out of
sight.
There were other attractions, both
great and small;
But the fish pond was the one that
caught 'em all.
Yet we do not regret cent we paid,
For we know it all goes to "The
Ladies' Aid"
Those registered at The City Hotel
since last Tuesday are: w. McFarlane
of Hepburn, A. r. Penney of Wallace,
Idaho, F. c. Mcdonald, E. w. Gates,
Wallace Hope st Hagerman, B. B. AL
len of Twin Falls J. W. Martin OF
Glenn's Ferry, F. w. Stout and wife OF
Salt Lake City, Frank Gettys of Twin
Falls, Clifford O. Nelson, Eunice Camp
bell Geo. Blake, and w. C. Dutton.
Those registered at Hotel Bull are
w. H. Agu, Ogden; w. ]. Idema, Seat
tie; H. c. BivOlss, Portland; T. S.
Cart, Filler; ]. A. Hurley, Pocatello; ].
A. Glazur and ]. w. Purefoy, Salt
Lake; Mr.. Dubonins, Salt Greek; Miss
Florence Owens, New York; ]. 2. Cart
wright, Portland; S. p. Newman, Sho-
shone; A. C. Kitching, Cokeville, Wyo.;
Ethel JacOby. Nampa; A. w. Gushing,
Boise; D. w. Brunk, Twin Falls; e. c.
Edison, Chicago, and w. G. Dutton, San,
Jose, CAL
Mr.. DeBuske is erecting three
room cottage on his lot on Broadway
G. B. Oliver and L. M. Smith went
fishing on Snake river Sunday and
caught all kinds OF fish; anyway, all
their friends had fish to eat, SO we
know.
Sidney Turnipseed is helping at the
Pioneer Office for few days
Mick Boone leaves today for Panama,
where he has steady job on the
canal.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Brownell are visit
Ing at the home Of ]. M. Griffith. Mrs.
Brownell is daughter OF Mr.. Grit
fith.
AL. Nihart and Charlie Rose went
fishing at Clear Lake Sunday. They
caught one hundred fish.