The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-06
DAMAGE From STRAY CATTLE
Rock Greek Rancners Complain Of
Damaged Wheat Fields.


Rock Creek, August s, 1908.
Miss Fayette johnson assisted as
pianoist at the Moore-Clayton we'd
ding, last week In Kimberly.
w. G. Mann of Anderson, West Va,
is q guest at the home of his uncle,
M. w. Johnson.
Miss Grace Kiersted Is spending this
week with her brother in Miner.
Mr.. Atkins and family. Misses Fay
eta johnson, Clara and Olga Brose,
Minnie Uthes, Kate Larsen, Ona MUIR
rey, and Mr.. Marion Larsen spent
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. Nephi
Larsen at their home up the canyon.
The Baske. Lall girls OF Rock Creek
gaze veIy sl4jUy able dance n Fri
Gay night.
A jolly camping party consisting q.
Misses Clara ana Olga Brose, Miss
Minnie Uthes, Miss Fayetta johnson,
Messrs. Brose Webb, Stricken, and
Larsen left ca tuesday for a week In
the mountain
Frank Bower has been baling one
stack OF his fine timothy and alfalfa
hay.
J. Budd. D. s. Morgan and Mr..
Balm had some very hard luck In
the line of fishing this week. First
going up Rock creek canyon last We'd
nesday between the three Of them
the managed to catch a trout just
over the limit of the game laws, not
being satisfied that day. they tried
McMullins creek on Thursday. They
succeeded in getting four of the native
trout. ore OF which they whipped to
death in rifle. They came back
tired, hungry and discouraged.
Benin, however, was game, and tried
Rock creek again on Friday, with
very little success. We are happy,
however, that all three have not Civ
en- up hope yet, as Mr.. Budd and Mr..
Morgan paid Twin Falls q visit and
purchased better tackle, and rods.
We wish them the best OF luck on their
next trip.
We have report on hand that P.
]. La Sale has succeeded in round
ing up some OF his horses near Three
creek, also that he has been doing
some fishing catching as many ~
100 in day.
Miss Cora Morgan and Miss Marie
Noble have Of late been very ambit-
ious to become COW girls, but their
hope and aim was suddenly brought to
standstill by an unruly horse, who
just simply took the bit between his
teeth and started for home, at his best
gait, with Miss Cora on his back. The
other horse was one Of those kind
that don't like to have any other
horse get ahead Of him, SO he started
out with Miss Marie, but both girls
were plucky enough to stay with them
until they reached home when they
stopped with their own accord. Her
bert Andrews, regular cowboy of
Wyoming, then went and got the COWS
as the girls refused to ride after the
excitement they had.
]. c. Wallin paid Twin Falls visit
over Saturday and Sunday on bust
ness. We have been noticing that
Mr.. Wallin has been rather fidgety OF
late and we suppose the business in
question was the cause of 1t. Better
have it over and done with especially
during these hot days.
Mrs. c. B. Roberts returned Mon
day from visit with Mrs. Albee 1t
Buhl, where she reports having an
enjoyable time, and also says that she
scarcely recognized Bull on account OF
the wonderful changes there. About
two years ago the Roberts were the
of the Bull hotel
Some Of the ranchers have started
to harvest their wheat, and from the
size of the heads, there will certainly
be plenty OF wheat this year. No
such thing a.; failure in Gods country.
Mr.. Reeves accompanied by Mr. Stark
a ND f. To ri noid Min Eo1 10
visit Saturday on business.
Miss Edith Bower has been visit
Ing some of her school chums in Twin
Falls for the last week.
We do feel some what better now
that Messrs. Morgan, Budd and Benin
met with better success last Sunday |
In the line OF fishing. They just
about put the finishing touches on
Rock creek, coming home with an
elegant mess. but tired and hungry as
all fishermen are.
There seems to be some complaint
about cattle running at large near
here, they break through the fences !
and get into the grain doing consider
able damage early In the morning.
It would not be near SO bad II the
cattle in question bad some bells
them, but as 1t Is there Is no
guch q thing. II this keeps on, We
Ieel sure there will be law suit for
damages, as the owner is known.
Frank Bower paid visit to Sho-
shone basin Sunday for the purpose
II looking over the country to see
what's doing.
e. H. Butler gave bonds on last |
Saturday as road supervisor Of dis
Erict No. 5 Twin Falls county. The
bondsmen being J. r. Perry, H. Hills
md the witnesses to their signatures |
being George Topel and Lawrence
Hansen.
D. s. Morgan has started out after
some timber up at McMillin's creek. !
On Monday the third Of August.
Judge Hansen joined In matrimony
Two popular and well known Rock |
Creek people, namely Maroni A. Nix
IN and Nina Burke. Mr.. Nixon II |
the Bee ranch for DR.. N. P.
Albee, and making grand success Of
Z. The young couple intend to spend |