The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-05-14

land agents for the North Side Land |
and Water company was visitor in
this city the first of the week and made
a trip over to the North side Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs II. B. Lewis, Mr. and
M. J. Sweeley and Mr. and Mrs e. NJ.
Sweeley left last Saturday for their
ranches near Bull where they will
spend thirty days in proving up on
their claims.
Alex Whyte has installed a heavy
power machine for bending and fitting
tires by the cold bending process. The
machine which is capable CT exerting
rs 90 pound pressure is able to save
several hours in work on one tire.
The base ball game today between the
high school and the eighth grade re-
suited in victory for the high school
by score of five to four The last sew
en- innings were without runs on either
side and made one of the prettiest
games of the season.
j. G. Moore departed for Denver and
other Colorado points Tuesday evening
who're he goes to boost for the Twin
Falls Salmon River project. He took
with him a trunk full of literature and
will endeavor to tell the people of the
Centenniel state of the beauties of the
great Twin Falls-Salmon River tract.
The mem bers of the Eighth grade
chaperoned by their teacher spent
Tue sday at the Shoshoue falls and en-
| ioyed to the full the picnic dinner and
The splendid scenery about the falls.
On Wednesday the High school students
made the trip and attempted to Guido
their lower class men in the good times
had while there.
Miss e. M. Tracy who has been secre-
tary to S. H. Bolton, has opened an of
flee 10 the Hotel Perrine and will be
ready to do typewriting and steno
graphic work for the public. Miss
Tracy in her short stay IN Twin Fails
has made host of friends among the
business men by her business ability
and they will be glad to learn that SHE
has decided to remain here.
Twin Falls is well blessed with hav
ing as fine bakery as Can be found ii
the state and is now to haye another
when Smith and Smith open their new
bakery in their new building now be
ing prepared for them back of the Com
mercial and Saw ings bank. The youn!
men have had a great deal of exper
fence In the business and will strive ii
give the public the very best in thei
line.
G, w Dyer without any notice upo
his part that any honor was to be thrus
upon him, WAS notified this week by tn
+ city council of his appointment to the!ol
! flee of chief OF police. Mr. Dyer J
we'll known in the city and since receiv
ing his appointment has signiiied hi
intention of cleaning up the city prett
generally. From the appearance c
the police court docket he must hav
u begun early.
. J. K. Hart and Mr.. Lind each receiy
ed d new Buick automobile this week
a of the latest model, The former wi
d use the machine in connection with h
livery business and is to make reguls
trips to and from the falls on Sunda,
II Mr. Lind will use his car in the real es
. tate business of the firm Of Carter, Clai
and Lind. The cars were purchase
n through the Consolidated Wagon
d Machine company.
A quarrel which occurred near thi
r city week before last resulted in Tho
is Sweeney, r. 0. Taylor and f. Hol
being bound over to the district court {
the charge of assault with deadly wea
- ons. The quarrel occurred over lar
- partnership and terminated in the pri
~ cipals shooting at one another III
case was heard efore Judge Smit
is with Attorney Hutto appearing for ii
,e state aud Attorneys J. B. Hall and E.
l. Larson for the defendants. All of tt
prisoners are out on bail.
h Mrs. Frances Dunken, wife of Abe
a. Dunken died DIT her home al Rock Gre,
I'd ON last Thursday. Deceased was o
of pioneers aud leaves her husband al
: seven children to mourn her departul
y Three of the children were at home
~ the time of her death, the other chill
III rem being Mrs. D,show of Buhl. MI
Grow of Minneapolis. Mimi, Harv
r. Dunken of Hartford Wash, and N
st Martin Garner of Smithville, Ark. 7
u . funeral was held from r ck Creek a
the interment made at that place. L
deceased was d women Of high che
a acler and held the esteem of a large C
40 Gle of friends and neighbors.
VI On tuesday of this week r. NJ. N
Colum, secretary of the Twin Fall
,e Salmon Riyor project, was the recipe
an of valuable diamond ring, present
to to him by the following members Of t
Twin Falls Townsite company: Arcl
/. Miner, George Baird, f, Fl. Bull, a
"a, Mayor F. A. Voigt. Mr.. Voigt, in
70 neat little speach, presented the ring
Mr.. McCollum, and reminded him tt
it was but slight token of the high
ew gard the company held for him, for /
lily good work he had accomplished for
ed Twin Falls tract, and the city of Tv
IN Falls in particular. To say that E
was taken by surprise is putting
nd very mildly indeed.
4rt The Commercial club o. ened
ut new rooms today and can feel jus
he proud Of the manner in which
quarters have been fitted ap. T
hoor of the main room is covered W