The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1909-03-04
STREET LIGHTS AT KIMBERLY.
Thriving Town Becoming More Cos.
mopolitan Every Day.
Kimberly, Ida, March 3. 1909.

Kimberly, Ida March 8, 1909.
l.. j. Prior, from Hansen, was
Kimberly visitor Tuesday of this week.
M. Eignor moved into his property
lately purchased from l.. H. Norton.
Id Larson from Rock Creek, was
Kimberly visitor Monday of this week.
j. N. Clyde is building a new kitchen
on his house in the west part of town.
J. G. Highley is moving his house
on the lots west of NJ Eignars resi-
dence.
J. Fl. Voss moved in the new house
belonging to Mr. Cline in the south
part of town.
County Commissioner Newbry is
looking after official business in the
county seat this week.
A. r. Campbell and S. e. Caveness
are busy this week building counters
for J. f. Hogan & Co.
J. M. Staples, from Wendell was
transacting business in Kimberly Mon
day and Tuesday of this week.
Ed DomrOse, who went to Hot Lake.
Ore, several days ago for treatment
for rheumatism, is reported improving
The farmers around Kimberly have
started their pillow teams and are all
busy getting ready for their spring
work.
H. M. Fletcher is on the sick list
again this week and Postmaster
Breckon is busy this week handing out
postage stamps.
The Kimberly Real Estate Agency
are having their Office rearranged this
week, thus making them more room
for the increasing business
J. f. Hogan purchased the M. p
Swan house and. lots Wednesday of
last week. Mr. Swan will leave short
ly for Washington for the summer
Prof. E. G. Davis, who had a very
severe attack of plurisy Friday and
Saturday of last week. was able to at
tend to his duties in school Monday
morning.
R. e. Medley, from Murtaugh, was a
Kimberly visitor Tuesday of this week,
looking for a location. He thinks this
part of the tract all right as he will
locate here in short time
F. f. Darrough, from Hepburn, Ida,
was in Kimberly one day last week
looking over the town and surround
ing country. Mr.. Darrough says this
part of the country looks good to him
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Roy McMas-
ters, Saturday morning of last week, a
son. Roy says he will not need a hired
man this summer and Judging from
the way Roy walks around town he
ought to do two mems work
! J. p. LaSallie and James Budd
started their hay baler Monday of
this week. The boys say they nave
quite lot of hay to bale and if the
price of hay keeps up will have all
they can do for the next three months
Geo. Peterson and w. F. Breckon
were attending the institution of the
Jerome lodge of |. o. O. F. at Jerome
Saturday night of last week The boys
say they had fine time, and that the
Jerome people entertained in fine
style, doing credit to town twice its
size.
The first installment of street lights
for Kimberly, were admired by the
Kimberlites on last THURSDAY night
Electrician Bigger says he will install
more as soon as material arrives With
sidewalks, street lights and loca
phones. Kimberly people should be
proud of our thriving little city. There
is also some talk of trying for deer
well. Let the good work go on, as
these improvements are what we need
Work commenced on the excavation
work for the new bank building Mon
day of this week Mr.. Bessier saws
he will have his part of the work com
| pleted in ten days. The bank man
agement say they will spare no ex
pense in making this an up-to-date
building. Application is being made
for an increase of capital. increasing
the capital stock from 500 600 to $50.
600, and quite lot of this stock has
been pledged for by local people,