The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-06-16

BUHL REJOICING OVER TWO PRO
Missed ENTERPRISES.
Idaho Butchering and Packing Plant
Placed In Operation the First Of the
Week.
Bull, Idaho. June IA, 1910.

Bull, Idaho, June IA, 1910.
Mr. Fred A. Voigt Of the Twin Falls
Land and Water Co., was In Bull Mon
day to point out the grounds for the
new alfalfa mill, which is soon to be
installed by corporation OF Buhl
people The Land and Water Co. have
shown their appreciation OF the pro-
gressivenass Of the business men OF
Bull by donating site for the new
mill. That this mill will be a sue
cess Is certain, as some OF the most
substantial business men OF Buhl are
interested, and will do all they can
to make 1t so.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wiley, H. M.
Skeels, l.. Bulls, and Miss Anna Of
ficer came down from Twin Falls Sat-
urday, and were escorted on Sunday by
Ross Ellison to Thousand Spring and
Clear Lakes, where they enjoyed the
day. They returned to Twin Falls
Monday morning.
The ice plant of the Idaho Butcher
ing & Packing Co. Is now In operation
and they will be able to supply the
city with first class ice.
Miss Linnie Miner returned Satur-
day from Pocatello, where she has
been attending the Academy of Idaho.
Mrs. Alice Mosby left Saturday for
Troy, Ind, to visit with relatives.
Ed Weimanant of Emerson, Nebr.,
who recently arrived in this city, has
accepted position with the Ellison
Drug company.
H. F. Prince was up from Clear
Lakes Monday.
Bill Curry returned Saturday from
Hollister.
Mrs. j. Lowenstein of Atlanta, Ga,
is visiting at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. L. Straus.
Miss Mona Faris and Miss Gretchen
Miner returned the last of the week
from Pocatello, where they attended
the commencement exercises of the
Academy of Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Wiseman left
Monday evening for Washington,
where they will visit with relatives.
| George Eveleth was over from Hol-
lister the first of the week in the in
terest of the Idaho Livestock Co.
Mrs. H. c. Gates and Mrs. Gillette
of Castleford, were shopping in Bull,
Monday
| Mrs. John Duder of Salt Lake City,
and Miss Jennie Schmalz of Ogden, are
guests at the home of their sister, Mrs.
E. w. Byrne in this city.
/ Mrs. e. DeBusk and son, H. L. De-
busk, left Saturday for Missouri,
where they will visit with relatives
| for about six week.
i Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Porter of the
j Castleford general store, were trans
acting business in Bull Monday.
i Mrs. C1oyd B. oliver and little
daughter Hazel McBee, left Saturday
evening for Echo, Ore, where they
will visit at the home of Mrs. Olliver's
mother, Mrs. G. B. Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Baker of Hager-
man, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Chas Cocker Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Hogan of the Idaho Wholesale
Grocery company of Twin Falls, was
: in Bull Monday.
Herbert Runyon is taking vacation
on the ranch of L. P. Runyon north
west of Bull.
E. w. Byrne and family, and Mrs
Byrne's sisters, Mrs. John Duder Q
! Salt Lake, and Miss Jennie Seminal
! of Ogden, visited the great Shoshon
!, falls on Monday.
G. H. Martin of the Morris-Robert
Mercantile Co., was in the city from
] Hagerman Monday, purchasing grail
from our local dealers.
Atty. o. Clark Stone was in Twil
Falls on legal business Monday.
q Mrs. M. N. Simons and Mrs. J. {
. Mason entertained the ladies of the s.
Elizabeth Guild at the Hotel Bull par
6 Tors on Thursday afternoon of las
a week. The room was beautifully de
: corated with roses and carnations, an
a delicious luncheon consisting c
!. strawberries and cream, ice cream an
E cake, was served by the hostesses.
2 large crowd of visitors were presen
: and all enjoyed the afternoon and tn
o delightful hospitality of Mrs. Simon
: and Mrs Mason.
: Mrs. S. Resented and children al
rived in Bull Monday from Seattle
!. and are visiting at the home of MI
4 and Mrs. L. Straus. Mrs. Rosenfel
:, and Mrs. Straus are sisters.
VIM. c. Nelson of the Idaho Prov
c sion Co., is proving up on forty acre
! of land northwest of Bull for Nj
! Golden D. Long of New York City.
I Mrs. Marion w. Young and baby c
4 Peavy, were visiting in Bull this wee
v at the home of Mrs. Youngs siste
Mrs Chas. Coker.
IT would be impossible to quote her,
on account Ol space, ali tie Helleo
II those who went from Bull Frida
q to attend the circus in Twin Falls
: Agent G. H. Taylor reports that b
& sold over 100 tickets.
The Jarbidge trade is constantly il
l. creasing in Bull.
If D. C. Weaver and Walt Heyle re
turned Saturday evening from the
J. mining claims in the Cassia forest re
d serve.
The ball game played at Wende
l. Sunday between Bull and Wendell, II
tt suited in a score of 10 to in favor
the North Side city.
W Mr. and Mrs. 0. Clark Stone were
Twin Falls, Friday.
James Shields spent Sunday at h
l. home in Bull.
tt F. M. Smith of Decatur, H., is
=. Bull this week looking over the we
~ end. with view of investing.
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