The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1909-03-04
WARM WE'LL WATER.
Work On Bower Ranch Near Murtaugh
Results In Mineral Water.

Falls last Saturday.
Willie Walker was passenger to
Twin Falls Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Redman of Hansen,
visited friends here last week
Chester Stephenson is suffering
from a slight attack of la grippe.
Messrs. Sessions and Peck were
down from Marion last week on bust
ness.
Mrs. Harry Morressey and little son
is spending the week at the Workman
ranch.
Mrs. A. Bacon, Miss Villa Eden and
Leonard Eden, spent Saturday in Twin
Falls
w. e. Beers went to Miner Thurs
day on business trip, returning the
same day.
Miss Allen came up from Kimberly
last week to spend some time at the
Beers home.
Ernest Medley has accepted posi-
ton on the Fuller ranch for the COM
ing summer.
John Jones is much improved from
his recent illness and is able to be
around again.
Messrs. Beers & Bowley, real estate,
have a number of farms listed for sale
in this vicinity.
Mrs. M. E. Eden was called to Bull
Thursday by the illness of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. White.
Mr.. Barber has almost completed his
assessment work on his desert entry
near Murtaguh.
Maylon BOwley has rented the Boyd
ranch near town, which he will put in
crop this spring.
VIM Bass will begin the erection of
dwelling on his homestead near the
foot hills this week.
Frank A. Terrill was transacting
business in Twin Falls and Bull last
Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Elsie Jacks and Orvill Barnes
were visiting friends in Twin Falls
and Curry last Friday.
Frank Weinheimer came up from
the county seat Friday evening where
he had been on business.
Mrs. Reed, Of Marion, returned home
last week after visiting at the home of
j. l. Tolman for some time.
The Misses Williams are visiting in
Hansen this week. They have made
final proof on their land here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Carsen's little
baby is much improved from it's re-
cent attack of pneumonia fever.
Miss Elva Tolman returned home
Saturday from a very pleasant visit
with relatives and friends in Marion
Wheat Bros. have several contracts
for baling hay in this vicinity, and
are at present baling on the Bowers
ranch.
Messrs. j. E. Steinour and f. Lee
Johnson were attending to business
matters in Twin Falls Friday and Sat-
urday.
| +. Lee Johnson was tranSacting bus
! mess in Hansen and Kimberly last
Monday, returning home on the even
ing train,
Those doing business in Twin Falls
last Friday, were: VIM. Walker, B. j.
Jain, A. B. Beverlin VIM Jacks and
Orville Barnes.
Idrs Rufus Hansen, Messrs. Andrew
and Ed Hansen, and Charles King,
were business visitors at the county
seat last Saturday.
Little Miss Uvah Draper spent last
Sunday very pleasantly at the Towne
home in Hansen, returning to her
home in the evening.
F. Lee Johnson is building an addl-
ton to the front of his residence.
When completed he will have mod
ern siX-room house.
Rufus Hansen filed on 100 acres OF
land near Miner last week, and will
move his family there in the near flu
ture to make their home.
Mrs. VIM. Walker is expecting g
niece to arrive from Washington in g
few days, to spend the spring ant
summer at the Walker home.
Mr.. Duke, of Honeyville, Utah, is
visiting at the home of Mr., and Mrs. E
H. Dean. He intends to purchase lane
and will send for his family in a few
days
Lou Roberts is contemplating con
Quoting chicken ranch on his place
this summer. He has sent for an in
, cubator and will start in the bushes:
right.
Chas Workman intends drilling fol
, water on his ranch, which will be The
second one he has had drilled, the frs
one being failure.
: Miss Elizabeth Dunken was thu
. guest of Mrs. w. E. Beers over Sun
day, returning to her school duties a
. Broncho the first of the week.
. Miss Elizabeth Dunken returned
! Saturday from Albion, where she ha
! been attending the teachers institute
which cinvened at that place las
week
Rev. Farmer, of Twin Falls, preach
ed very interesting sermon at tn
school house Sunday morning. Will
!, here he was entertained at the home Q
u Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Steinour.
!, Mr. and Mrs. Burt Drury of Kim
y berly, were here the first of the wee
visiting with relatives, on their way t
Marion, where they have purchased
q ranch They intend making thei
S home at that place.
a Mrs. Harry Morrissey and little sol
d John Bacon and Mrs. A. Bacon, cam
e down from Pocatello Wednesda.
!. where Mrs Bacon has been visitin
i for a week Mrs. Morrissey will re
q main here during the summer.
1t is understood that pumpin
plant will be installed at Miner
d the very near future, work being con
l. menced Monday morning. The pul
e pose will be to water all the dry farm