The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1909-03-04
FOR GAME PROPAGATION
Bull EndeayOring to Stock West End
With Chinese Pheasants.
Bull, Idaho, March 2, 1909.

ID. IL. Gullu was BUM business
visitor Saturday
The Williams forty has been selected
as the site for it.
c. l.. Evans was in Twin Falls Tues
day on business.
Clarence Smith returned Monday
from the Magic City.
FL. w. Unger came down from the
county seat Saturday.
The last man who rode the Wood
man goat was Fred Clutes.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. f. Wiseman have
moved into the Whaley residence.
Attorney Calhoun went to Twin
Falls Monday on official business.
The residence of Oscar Boswell is
completed and ready for occupancy.
The monthly social of the Union La
dies Aid society will be held March 5.
Judge Hansen of Rock Creek, is Wis
iting at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
D. p. Allbee.
Miss Judith Sandberg is assisting
at the Bull Trading Co. during the
closing out sale.
Frank Craig is having cottage
erected on his lots near the Presby
terrain church.
The infant baby of Mr. and Mrs. P.
W. Joyce has just recovered from a
serious illness.
| M. G. Ware is building real estate
office 25x30 between Hotel Bull and
Dr. Monroe's office.
| Mrs. C. A. Benteley and Mrs. I. w.
Stevens Of Twin Falls, were visiting
friends in Bull Sunday.
| The Gem restaurant has been open
| ed up by Mesdames Atkins and oliver.
1t opened Wednesday noon.
| C. H. Woodward, who purchased
twelve Bull lots last week, has sold
them at profit of $1,000.
Harry Tarr has returned from Kan
sas, where he has been visiting with
relatives for a few months.
The Bull Furniture House expect
to carry in short time, line of
pianos and also sheet music.
Mrs. Faris and little daughter Ell
nor returned Saturday from Boise,
where she has been on visit
The real estate Office of S. H. Boil
| ton, on Broadway, is complied. This
is the finest Office in the city.
Victor Pullman has returned from
Salt Lake City, where he has been
since the brick yard was closed.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. R. Allen returned
Saturday from Twin Falls, where they
had been visiting for few days.
1t has been rumored that Mr.. George
Bull ha sdonated $1,000,000 towards
installing a sugar beet factory at Bull
The Misses Ethel and Frances Ly-
man of Twin Falls, visited Saturday
between trains with Miss Ina Craig
Cleve and Sam Thompson of Pome-
roy, Wash, have sold their property
at that place and have come to Buhl
to invest
c. F. Durand, who has been employ
ed at the Holmes barber shop fol-
some time, left last Sunday for his
home in Murray, Wash.
Quite anumber of Odd Fellows went
to Jerome Saturday night to attend &
meeting of Odd Fellows at that place
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh G. Tay
Tor, on February 25th. fine 12-pount
baby girl. Mr.. Taylor says it is 50
whopper."
Rev. G. F. Wheeler, Methodist min
lister of Bull and Filler, held services
here Sunday evening. Rev. Orr viii
conduct the services next Sunday.
A. c.. Miner. son of E. B. Miner
who financed this project, has beef
here several days and expects to re
main several days longer, looking owe
the west end
G. S. Peck is having some excavat
ing done on his lot on the corner 0
Main and Broadway next to the Citi
zens State bank. He intends to have
building built thereon.
e. b. Williams has purchased fort,
acres adj ming town for the Oregon
Short Line. In case Bull is made
division point, he is plotting it int
lots IN he uSl6 wards eto
Mrs, G. H. Woodward and Mrs
Frank Hart started Monday for Spo
kane to visit their mother, who is yer
+ low at the hospital there. Thei
3 Their brother, Mr.. Tom Morris, leave
:. today.
Bert Atwood has commenced tn
erection of his fine three-story hote
: which is to consist of "a rooms Th
. hotel when completed will be run ur
: der the management of Mrs. Jon
:, Lindstrom.
III. Keehm of Salt Lake, G. Millinge
and Chas Sholts of Milwaukee, an
Lawrence Alfred of Fairview, Utal
are all in Bull investing in propert.
They all seem very favorably impress
ed with the Bull country.
The Monarch contracting outfit III
loaded their stock and equipment yes
terday They will start for Castlefor
today to commence work on the roa
at Castle Ford. The West End con
pany will eXpend $4,000 on this worl
the county $1,000, and the citizens
Bull and vicinity $1,000
John A. Brown, an attorney frOl
Tennessee, arrived Sunday, with h
family. Mr.. Brown expects to stal
in the real estate business in Bull II
is an old friend OF S. 0. Kerley, OF
city marshal 1t was through CORES
pondence with Mr.. Kerley that MI
Brown decided to locate in the Kin
City of the tract.
| A subscription is being circulate
among the Bull people, for the pu
pose of raising money to import or
hundred china pheasants to be turne
| loose in the vicinity of Bull also
have the legislature place protectic
on these birds that they may becon
prentiful. The chinese pheasants hay