The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-09-29

Pioneer Merchants Sell Their Hansen
Business.

Ouls
Jack Craig now rides In fine new
buggy-one point in evidence OF very
prosperous year for the popular
bachelor.
Mrs. Robert Medley has been enjoy
Ing two weeks visit from her sis
ter, Mrs. Gardiner. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gardiner left Tuesday evening for
Oregon
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Redhead, Mrs.
Good and daughter Helen, were among
the Hansenites who attended the l. o.
0. f. box social at Kimberly, Wednes-
day evening.
doc" Wilcox was summoned to his
old home in Ohio, last Tuesday.
George Shoemaker arrived from Jar
bidge Wednesday to spend q few days
with friends In Hansen. He gives
favorable report of his interests in that
camp, and expects to outfit fer further
development work and return to his
work this week.
H. s. Garry, state bank examiner,
made his first annual inspection. Of the
Bank of Hansen, Wednesday.
C. B. Whitley was down from Twin
Falls, Thursday.
A. B. Beverlin OF Murtaugh, was a
UuoAACSO NlSAJOl III I1dASCu SOtty
He had just marketed his fine bunch
of hogs to Twin Falls buyers, at nine
cents.
| Roy eager and family of Twin Falls,
were in Hansen, Sunday
| Miss Warrington, teacher at the Ex-
| celsior school, and Miss Fisher, teach
er at Rock Creek, were passengers on
| the Rock Greek stage, Monday.
4 ~ II NTcDharcnr, 7, To- a. +xryr,
miles from Hansen to E. R. Smith of
Illinois The consideration was $500
per acre. Mr.. Smith expects to make
his home on the property. Mr. Nc
Pherson has not yet decided upon his
immediate plans, but will remain in
| this part of the country.
M. B. Provost was Twin Falls WISH
| tor Saturday.
Manager Laycook of the Hansen M.
Il e. Co., reports very good business
during the past few weeks. Many farm
ers are marketing hay oats and wheat
The greatest difficulty has been to Sc
cure cars and to get them hauled out
when filled. Hansen is one of the
most important shipping points of the
tract for stock, hay and grain, and
unites with the shippers of the county
/
| quate marketing facilities furnished by
the railroad company.
| John F. Hansen & Son disposed of
their Hansen stock of general mer-
chandise this week to Roy eager of
Twin Falls. Hansen & Son retain their
store at Rock Creek, which is in
charge of Henry Hansen, and for the
present Mr. Hansen, Sr., and wife, will
! cnnnd firao victim thoir form ~,
home at that place Their going is a
distinct loss to the community, and all
Hansen hopes that their future inter-
ests may again identify them with this
growing town. Mr.. eager has been
connected with the Twin Falls Hard
ware Co. since the first, and is bus
mess man whose experience and pro-
gressive spirit makes him a valuable
factor in whatever place he lives. The
transfer will take place about Oct. !.
Mr.. eager has leased the H. P. Larsen
cottage. We are very glad to welcome
him to Hansen.
Mr.. S. Starr and daughter of Val
lisca, Iowa, arrived this week for a
visit at the Sampson home. This is
Mr. STAIRS first visit to Idaho, and he
says the tales he has heard of the
wonderful possibilities of the country
are certainly all true.
! William Harryman, brother of John
Harryman, arrived Saturday from Bat
tie Greek, Iowa. He was accompanied
by his family and expects to make his
home in this part of the tract.
w. B, Robinson and Ed Galley, with
their families, spent Saturday and
Sunday hunting and fishing in the
mountains.
VIII TRACER of Twin Falls, visited
his old friends, the Laycooks, on Sat
urday.
JOS. Gibson has contracted with the
4 Weeter Lumber Co. for the materials
to build a fine new house on his farm
near Hansen.
Hansen M. & E. Co. have erected 6
row of sheds to further accommodate
their growing business.
A. r. Griffith of Jackson Lake, Wyo.
has arrived in Hansen to spend The
winter with his son, w. d. Griffith.
l. Petit of Twin Falls, was in Han
sen Monday auditing the accounts o.
the Weeter Lumber Co.
DR.. Albee is building fine house OF
his Rock Greek place. The lumber i:
being hauled from Hansen.
w. D. Griffith was a Twin Falls Wis
|
itor, Saturday.
Peterson Bros. are shipping theil
hay to Rupert this week.
c. e. Mcpherson is delivering hi
fine crop of alfalfa hay to Aiken & Co
this week.
Mrs. Pierce, who has been spending
the summer here, left Thursday TO
her home in Goldendale, Wash, to join
Mr.. Pierce, who went a few days ago
After closing up their business affair!
at that place, they will return here tt
make their future home.
Geo. Davenport, fruit inspector o
Washington, returned to Yakima, Fri
day evening, having spent week Wis
iting the family of w. A. Hidy ant
looking after his property interests il
this tract Mr.. Davenport says his en-
thusiasm for this country grows will
each succeeding visit, and he nevel
loses an opportunity for advising