The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1909-02-11
PACKING ICE AT MILNER.
Longenberger 4 Belmont Anticipating
Heavy Summer Demand.

business visitor Tuesday.
j. H. Roberts of Boise, was bust
ness visitor in Miner Tuesday.
/. Levy of Salt Lake City, Utah, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. w. Levin.
Michael Brady of Hillsdale, was a
business visitor in town last Saturday.
A. H. Hudson of Salt Lake City,
Utah, spent Sunday at the Riverside
Inn.
DR.. ]. G. Patterson of Burley, was a
professional visitor in Miner Satur-
day.
A. ]. Henry, Jr., went to Jerome
Tuesday to attend to his interests
there.
There will be a valentine dance in
the Miner Hall Saturday evening, Feb
ruary 18th
M. L. Hurst left for Boise Satur-
day night to purchase some horses for
use on his ranch.
j. H. Marks of Kaylor, Pa, and D. 0.
Longenberger were sightseeing in
Twin Falls Wednesday.
e. c.. Selleck has just returned from
Logan, Utah, where he purchased some
highly bred stock for his ranch.
The many friends of Mrs. James
Boden were sorry to learn of her i'll
ness. 1t is hoped she will soon be able
to be out.
Mrs. C. M. Wiley and her daughters,
Ruth and Essalee, went to Rupert Sun
| day evening returning to their home
| Tuesday.
d. D. Ryan is unloading a carload of
hay The farmers of the North Side
are hauling the greater part OF it out
to their ranches.
NJ S. Litchfield has been confined to
his home for the past two weeks nurs-
ing three broken ribs, caused by fall
ing from horse.
Fl. e. Seeley is now busily engaged
fencing his ranch. His father has ar
rived from Utah and will help him get
in his spring crop.
Little Irving Williams is quite i'll
with typhiod fever. The many friends
of both he and his parents hope fol-
his speedy recovery.
l. H. Peters of the Nampa Iron
Works, of Nampa, Idaho, is spending
several days here looking after his
we'll drilling outfit on the North Side
! VIM. D. Ball and Ralph Logan OF
Denver, Colo, were in Miner last week
on their way out to the Dillon ranch
which they have rented for the sum
mer.
The Miner Real Estate and Engi
neering company purchased the Hayes
bungalow on Electric avenue and will
move their office there as soon as 1t il
vacated
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. MacWatters, Miss
M. A. Boyle and Messrs. Davis an(
Kiersted left for Gooding Friday even
: ing to attend the Glover Greek lant
opening.
]. H. Marks of Kallor, Pa, is visit
ing at the home of D. o. Longenber
. Der. He is very favorably impressed
with the country and will probably 10
cate here.
: Longenberger and Belmont hav
just received large consignment 0
farm implements and are in position
to furnish anything from rake to
threshing machine.
Dixon Brothers are fencing thei
land The farmers of the North Sid
will all have to fence to keep the cat
tie and horses off their land If tn
stock continues to run on the range
Rev. S. G. Orr of Bull, Idaho, he'll
: services in the school house Sunday
Both the morning and evening ser
t vices were we'll attended Hereafte
Rev. Orr will preach here the secon
and fourth Sunday in each month.
Longenberger and Belmont packe
!. about $50 tons of ice last week. Web
: and Henry packed Is tons. While tn
. ice was not as thick as in the previou
years, yet the people of Miner an
: the North Side segregation will nc
suffer this summer for want of ice.