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DiII>PORT NOR RETIRED.
It- l. to Br HenomInatrd for state ~ena
tor bN OncIha IonnlN RrpnbIIran.

ITI,N o. senator Fraderi"A VI
p'S enpurf who's" retirement from pp-
urirai life wa- derr,..d Nv the I'D guard
.-siDr- twp months ago. bafOr. col
Roosevelt appeared A. q dominating ele-
mont N ~" R"publlcan situation m ~"
state - to bs renouinated rs he Oneida
county Republican convention - Rome
newt 1ue-dty There wall b.. nu ob bIrction
20 hip reiiominatiou. though u wall be %
hard pin tor -one 81 me old line RepIbli
ans 80 allow
T. was -1id to-day that there would h.
nU "f'o-t made "a IA" ronN "utlon - latn
fbrOugf action ol any KIND which would
u.' pDJrr 'fDulpl' tO the 81 Nsrsut kspuhli-
.lu DismeUtz 10 Oneida COuu!v Thos..
who -,-"m Ia be on top ~ the present
-sIuaLbl. ~" out FOR harmony The
regulars it - Unlimited oil agre.. 10 any
"andidat" Tor chairman Of tn" county
committee WhO has not been s.stecially
offensive m N" present campaign. and n
was sad today that there would h. no
attempt on th" part - the progr"-siye-
10 name n county chairman against whom
th" regulars could rIi-" any objection
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Wanagers of Ne~ Jerse> Republican
tampatgn CHOSEN.

rHENToS y ! Ocf : VIVIAN VI.
Lewis candidate for Governor. and
United stateS senator Frank q. Bnggs
the newly elected chairman of the Re
publican state committee. sCent this
afternoon 10 conference m the oAice Of
Mr. Lewis II was mutually agreed that
the executive committee ~ the Repuh
hcan state committee should he made
No A. follow ET-CSuv Franz Murphy
United States senator John kSan. ex-
GOV StoCkss. Representative John
Gardner State ! Treasurer Daniel =
VOORHEES, senator Edmund " Wakele@
David Baird Alfred y nalrympls and
Theodore strong
u Tho itinerary for the campaign of Mr.
Lewis was ai-o diacus-~i NsNf Wednes
day evening h.. will attend a reception
20 ba 'sudeTed by the Union League Of
HaCH"nzark on m" following ev"rinc :
he will deliver his first formal speech
81 Tho parnpaign ~ Hoboken
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DIED..

DWlN ~ SsurdA,. Octoher g. 1910 st
Ms -"sidenc~ West ss'h - N-w Y1rk ri'y
Iosrpf 'lArA baldwin tn rrr - 'rar ~
his Ags
Not.r - funeral hereafter
ANI s'pteTref - me- amr Services TVS
irNTHsf CHf HrU ~ .iswesl 2Nfs .Fss~E
'aNrHVtl HLDu FH~ads tnNitri
Hi'N'rR pr OrIohrg T. ~ w. .u-,vv~- --.i
drn'~. R's John Huyler IN ,hr
sstH 'rar ~ 1's ars
FVrcrN ,srNtre- ~ the -sIyary Nstho4,.t
friscorsl Churrh. inn ant IN a., IN
T.'sfal. o. tobcr :. At2 o'rLs'k lrteruent
90 Wuodiapu - rotyenerre - ~. fa-it,
~ ~ IN ~cptr-nh~r - - Hn,d 90, o. ore .
fredrrics W Forrest fa-s-n .-n ~ Inann.
Mulier inr ne is'~ -srIcr shan
Funrrsl private
The sun., 1910-10-02
FOR JVSTHE HISTOCk
ProEressi> - Control Oneida County Ne
DublIran .Iudactal Con, entton

UTICA Oct I The Oneida county
ReprhhCar IudIciai convention 70 elect
delegates 10 the Fifth district Judicial
corv sniion ~ Syracuse Tuesday was held
~ Rome th,- afternoon There was no
contest bui 'he progressivss dominated
the convention and have a ma jority IN the
delegation chosen They also selected
Emerson VI Willis, q progressive. 70 be
mem ber Of the judicial district committee
The delegates were instructed on motion
81 former ATTORNEY General John e
Davies 20 support Justice Frank Hls~ocv
~ Syracuse FOR renorr nation - rho So
prsVne CO'Ir' bench
The sun., 1910-10-02
- ND ~ nrNr w RDrRID.
10 O.. Reach. an Engineer of the Road. Nd-
NIT. That H- kuird Hin IN S~If-D~frnrr

EINDHAWTON U|f Bonnnt' /
Beach. q D"laSAr. and Hudson eng noar
- tins 'Itv. - n.id W. NDrc IN tonight
on a ohargs Of muTd.r ~ ~" Hr-' d"gr...
N 'uuu-"'Inn with 'h' kIllug art night
~ u Bushnell - end II agent ~
NIu"v"h .lHn, tIun Bl-rrsii - urprh.r
~ y h Bu-hn"N gs'u"ra' svI'"riut"t,-
Nprg
B"a'n admitted 600 DistTl,f Attorney
iiII' ~ h"uhugo '.'Iu'v that ~" wa
-urpris. i 10y Bushnell ~ h" Wa l"A,fug
B.-hU"lI- huu-" and killed him iu .-If-
defence Bushnell va ShpR'-d ~ d"ath
The sun., 1910-10-02
MARRIED..

Co HfSN griffin IN iriav s~a'~--hcr
~ 1870 IN Minneapolis. Ninn Martins :
prrin and Thomas 90 aran Jr of Nrv Norz
nORMAN N-NcFADON ON Drtrhsf 's,O a.
Magnolia. Mas anna Rul daughter Of
'hce N~FAdHr ant no lsy Wiula-,
IrF dor ~ guin,, 20 70 rhomss prr,rt,
l'ormsn ~ prer Mrntrlr'f
row NTENO .FAwCETT On ~pts,nsv n
1870 y NPw NoTa city. "rh.I g.rn,,,i,
Favc"i daughter ~ Nr md Nr. r,-,
,I.ton MscDrnah % LoulsvtlIe H. fo
nottingham rounSud OF New yorL city
No cards
The sun., 1910-10-02
kracL- Doesn't want GhaIrnan,h,p

\,yal Or. ~ krsoS" R"3urlicnn leader
20 IN" Eisr'.-'n'h N,-"rnhly district ~
Brp"klyn -ain Yesterday that h- didn'
80" how D." could take the "haIrtranshiIg
IT the State "pmfuitt'." m ,isw u th.
many difficult party problems To- l,,-
-olN"d d'ITinR m" "ampsigu m Kings
county w." saId that Smith Cox ~
Nassau county - much talked IT fur th..
place but that -"m" up-Stai. man Nas
most lkelv 10 ts ChDs"n
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nan Down a Wan and sped Ava,

WIFI PLAINS Oc' An automobile.
me number ~ which was not secured
rnN 1oVn Charles Meyers q vsa-s Old
II "a Bronx street to-niRh' The chauffeur
put on speed and got away Meyers ia
The White Plains Hospital and - thought
f'S o ~1rr'A'l' but
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Railroad Fireman KrIIed n, Train.

Florence sullivan. 81 vear~ of ag" NJ
~ Bright -rr'N'. Jersey CIV. . fireman
IN the Isehi gh Valley Ra lroad wA= struck
bv a tram last night m Tho meadow Yards
and ~ badly injured thai he died shortly
after being TAX sn ~ the civ Hoepttal
The sun., 1910-10-02

~ lNNNN. Nbo NsNt WIN beNey AZ AAnlns
- .a @ommand ~ the New Hampshire
Ito .lJ ts had been told that " the mlA-
sapn ..., -Ior,~ alou' IA, saving ~
.to.u,y tive ,ailors was due
plNEE SEARCHING FoE UEAp
U.nr Admiral Vrseland was on board
r,.. Iu4tpana at the time aud a quick
r,-,. r oi the occurrence wa IN his hands
VI e.. l9ts Hour last night no bodies had
- recovered. but "a diver from the
t.,I-.u4 Vas 49, WORK ueIg where the
.tu-rtv b.. - We swamrrt
wV,LF BOAT WAS VERY tU1I
4. midnight the oficyr of the docs
~ u.. NrN Ham p-hIrv sIit shat M y-nine
tIu"u hl NHcn pu. ln bO-ld .u w"' cloth
ing anil thl. tn"N represented All Who
had u,ru r-.curt from Launch ..
the Overt. net ppl' " he understood.
~ abp.' iuH mon WI, gur shore lrIvr
ye-;"rd - great many have tOr,y-
PIEhi hours oil and 90" me-, due npcl until
Io-n.Et' IT" -ril was posslbl" That
son" wha vrr' du" .,hutra Us. nigh
had u,or,,uv"i ,hrrr lelvr ~c,cn'e cen
men did o. 3r fr.ity might. ,ui the men
hav. tn' ra.t .I'. fhry ar" NJ. g. b.
uuurshsd much Ir ,h"v 1r- MOI rar,tual
Ju- %. Aha tIu"
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70. .n'.r ... .. Nj. nu he l.rul-,lu,
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r,N' r, --. .on"~ ot mon lost ofhccrs
''or 'r" -. iIa.rpsn,r. IHf"rvI"w"d
q .srus "r ahn.. Who ha' sn'r IN boats
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Nv ''N-'N' NV >AH''
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~ rs-'' ''' va" Ha" h'-"n pu"'ti 'n"d and
-" ~'H1 :'re ~" name "' -ihE'"
D. ' '. ''d -'"''"f from ~" DOCK
~ fh' c"L'T H3nt ~" Hld n0' "'en'n
a .'' .'' ''" N"N NamI'h'" " was
- . VI. ''''"' nv me mon nr"Nn"f
~ " '"Ne, N"4' MOI o." 'n"~n
70 '''"' INV" NNn"aN hN Nn'ch 'Iu"
4" = -"rer-'7H 'N"" ~Hor" '"'v" ~
49, N"''1 '''-
49, NH'Sr.' ~ 'h@ View Hampsh'r"
.n.-f hca-" ~ ~" accident and reached
th" i"nFl1'A - '7N avn Admiral We"
larT D. amour " clock ~" would nov
di'.N~- "" 1ec'i'n' 'hsn hN'aus' b" Sdit
y" "H' .N"Nng TO- 'n'"rma''cN ra'h"-
''aN HN'nR ~ h' vas IN '"n''ie''"
WIN ne Ni'Alrll 10Y -%"ero' 10'N%
Nh"n 'aN' Rodgers returned - -"
e" IA N''N.rr D. "o' appe-en' 'hat n"
y G'"N'N 4'~''"' ~ ~" ''0''r T"0"e
Ne -a'f
- hP. had . .'nS tan w''h Admra'
r. q. u "a . - - 10
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BORN.

WARNED On ~~pteu.b~r - i-io - W ,nd
Mrs. Y Z Warner IA p-psprr' e. r,s'
p~suFs. = eon
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UNDEaTAkERs.

FRANE " ECAaPRFII. 7aI 7SS ", 5a1 9.
thar~ls Nrrhuiance ~-r, 80 ri ia-t CfrisTs
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NaI sIaNI

BANJO. guitar. mandolin .nstrtcuon GEORGE
. DGHNlN, iSa BTnadws, nraT 9Th FIns
's'r--w~utr = sr~rtaity. N
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Advanced New Thought

sunday Morning % % O'Clock. Duryea n .. ,
West ia, ~ Mclvuf ryndsu % London r-s
land. AMI Mrs Adeie Mare Nqu~ FouB1sr n
y niVrTstfy ~ G0sIi vtVratt0n pfIbNr i-..rsf.
The sun., 1910-10-02
RHEUMATISM

f'Hir ..'a'utr. rhruuir rAplil nd Pct r.,
urlrH ""r'i ~ TFe WAilsrr Trsa'mrni Va
~nATE- Sha'~,rr uEul cug~i tyCut. Luu,ha F6
art .rNnrT 90 'mptiN and Norm ~utl, rF'f-t
~ Is 'hr "us ir~atinrnt fhat currs
The sun., 1910-10-02
RHFI nNTOID NRTHRITIs

'on'ains o." nsrcotl~s ~ other ,sls'eriou.
s4b>faurrs No ri~t W ut0risrh tlsturhsnres
H0prnNcs general feal'u.
H. casrs due 20 hou-i poisoning ~ not only
l-es. r"' .rmofe~ nrrrTry. etg.. from - stem
Hrrrr hours. iaily - 20 . rti-sdsN a1d rbrgs
da' -ve1i1G, Glui and y, anpolntr.ent y -its
Tor ruostt Dept r The Vns4us tistse % =
Pa 80 II N~w orE rttN over trtE stnrs
The sun., 1910-10-02
RELIGIOJs NOTICES.
The Congregation Bnel Aaron
1888 MADISON AVE- Goa I2IsI

wv holi dHr'u- ne ~n'uing Hebrew houHs.s
ne hraLtlfuI
H""~F ~ WORSHIP
1853 MADISON AVE. c0R. I2ISIST..
most sgicr1 divine .rr.lr~.
An "Scrl-nt cantor. ReN Holsnds-
condgct me ss-virr- ,,itf = vrf 'rsin-r
choir under 'be direction NJ the well .n,.
Froi Nathan SI~ctNr Nlso proniner' H~..
is'cr will oi-cis'e seats 70 b. secured fa
a. the t-myls isSa - Madison 49, cor l.-as g.
from n 70 MON snH frra- ~ 70 D.
-HF lONNITikb
The sun., 1910-10-02

vi Due 'o-r m no .r'. mar me -.,ru. SPOT
last s'trI-- ,.r"l rurs.. sailors vino var"
thr0au .rro 'u. v,t.'r ,san t.hor"
-ENI.,fTI, IAL Ac,pysr
I,a fpl.,wiug ,,.,uut oi M" di-a.i.r
,ca- ....' t-r'r" a. night nv au ufiir"r
~ tY,. N-w Hlmr-nrr.. drd - he r-sr.-t
o.. .u 7l.l4 ,'"m"u' that was - b.
n.f
urrr.y party % -um" gu' men from
r.. N.,v uI.up-hr" w"r" dp. aDpd rd at
= VI ~ 10 wa- known that -ur,., uf
ru'. '... would N" -ariv ~ ~" landing =
rt"rrH auu,h and -.iilinE launch w"-"
ir".. .. f.'.'., 'u"n - G.1 Nhd-hirrrau
g TO. .n.'aI."r vt- ~ 'itrge - rr"
i-.l..
&C. ." n,d .If-I t." -slIug Uuugph
zoo srr. U" ,.s.-ui"-.i o. luad ta. i,Y
laurr.o. -.t-'"i for ri" mp When
ai'"ur .u' si.d- fraru the landing NJ. how
81 900" -Itnu- .a.nui vent -uad~rIy uu,i.r
srd ir- ...I ll..a ..lIily rururrnr .II
t4- urr N5r 'no paf"r lrar. wore
Iu";.a..v nit.ats ur ur.nry men aboard
I ...s.u sra,.. u.,.u ul- 'pN.us
=, ~r'.-r...i ..r ..' .rI,-a -.,a..I yir.t.
h"f .-.. '' .a- ,.p~r tr'r tuvihiug va -
49,. .s. .''-r I." -I.rrg luncl ~
the. ct .,dfi'r and tn.. team .turrn rrt
Eu..' E.rrI 'pOtIng ~ 'g. Whistle.
bTr.r. .'f.ai lAungh from rr. NaN
Hri.r-r .atI launch from rr.. r.,It,,.
srs iT' -..ug HIu.E Gii u.' .r-.,
a1o t.' = r'' ..r' ...r. s''. ,.sa,. O. .srtr.l
tNo I...~a-,
Irer" ".r- u-'t.,r.v .rguIv or u.-a'y
men atrsri run launch rna .'.. prpha oro
thai 're exact rumD"r II rnsr drowned
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1910-03-09
HYDE PARK.

r. r. Page was in Burlington Monday.
FIJI. Mcfarland transacted business in
Burlington Monday.
Miss Sara b. Chaplin spent Sunday with
friends in Burlington.
Mrs. Julia Blake spent Monday here
with old-time friends.
III. A. Noyes was in Boston the greater
part of last week. ON automobile business
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Pike and son Allison,
from Stowe, were visitors at the home OF
f. M. Culver last Thursday.
Miss Maria A. Verreault, a French Ste
nographer from Quebec, has been added
to Pages stenographc force.
Marshall Shattuck has returned from
Worcester, Mass, and is again at his old
post as porter at the Phoenix.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Knight went to
Boston last Thursday night, going from
there to their new home in Medford,
Oregon.
Repairs are now being made upon the
interior of the Cong'l parsonage and in
short time Rev. Mr.. Lamb will move into
the same.
Frank Brown and family and his coterie
of good-looking and good-natured board
ers, are now pleasantly domiciled in the
upper fiat in the Putnam block on Main
street.
President Taft sent to the Senate Feb.
25th the name of e. 5. Rogers to be post
master at Berwick, Louisiana. ED"
has been assistant postmaster there the
past year.
Last Friday, Saturday and Sunday we're
No. sugar days-sap running finely
Those who had their sugar places tapped
got good run during that time. 1t came
early and many were not ready for it; but
there'll be many more good days yet and
some more winter before the season ends.
Chas. Gregg has vacated the Fleetwood
house and moved into the DEMO tene-
ment on Church street. Miss Fleetwood
is to occupy the house vacated and use
all of the bakery rooms for carrying on
its limited quarters.
The entertainment given by the Rebek-
abs last Wednesday evening, was largely
attended, about hundred being present.
It was an informal affair, the evening be-
ing devoted to cards, games and dancing.
During the evening Hor. r. w. Hubuid
expressed the regrets of the community
on the departure of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Knight from this place, which was feel
ingly responded to by Mr.. Knight. Choice
refreshments were. served and all ex-
pressed themselves as having had de-
lightful time. For the success of the
affair much credit is due to the commit
tee in charge.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1910-03-09

A man who stands OH the street cor
ner chewing and splitting. telling now
the government should be run, cursing
the town. finding fault with his grand
mother because she was Il woman
claiming that the merchants are tot
of thieves. that the lawyers aud news
paper men would skin a man to mn
ish, aud whole lot more. Is null
sance and IN ahominatinn Any town
pestered with one or more Snch Wor-
lhieS would be justified in exercising
cowhide authority on he hosomS of
their trousers. No one Is obliged 10
live where he is not suited IT things
don't suit you, 60 where they viii. a
GROWER and sorehead in a towL is
an enterprise killer every time.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1910-03-09
As One Grows Cid

the bowels become less inactive and a
gentle stimilantis necessary occasionally
to insure regularity, which is essential IT
good health is m,intainel Rydale's Liv-
yer Tablets are tile best for old people
who suffer fro coaSttp alton. Ihey
gently stimulate and t,na the Liver, In
testnes and Bowels All establish q
healthy, regular habit. We guarantee
Rydale's Liver Tablets to cure the most
stubborn case af chronic constipation.
A. L. Cheney, Morrisvile; G. T. Jones,
johnson: G. A. Riley, Sowe; +. w.
Smith, North Hyde Park; NJ. j. Leach,
Wolcott.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1910-03-09
Canadian Singers Coming

The famous Canadian Jubilee Singers in
combination with the Imperial Orchestra
will appear at Academy Hall in this place
Saturday evening, March 10.
The Canadian Jubilee Singers are a
noted company of soloists and they give
an entertaining, unique and pleasing pro-
gram that is a rare treat to music lovers.
Following are among some of the press
notices the company has received
Hundreds were unable to gain admit
lance at DR.. Clifford's Westborne Park
Chapel. All through the entertainment
was great treat, and should be very pop
ular in this country. "-Musicai World,
London.
Regardless of pouring rain, an audi
ence that nearly Cvelfiowed Trinity
Church gathered in the auditorium last
evening to hear the celebrated Canadian
Jubilee Singers and Imperial Orchestra
famed through more than one country,
and were rewarded in a program of such
varied richness from eight full, rollicking
negro voices, as is rarely enjoyed since
these ante-bellum days below Mason and
Dixon's line.-Montpelier Daily journal.
TWENTY DEER KILLED. - During the
month of February Commissioner H. G.
Thomas received reports of the killing of
20 deer Nine of them were killed by
dogs, three were shot, two found dead,
three killed bv trains and three were
found injured and ordered killed.
They were distributed as follows:
Killed by dogs, one each in Dummerston,
Halifax, Rutland, Perkinsville, Hydeville,
Gassetts, Brattleboro, Marlboro and
Bennington; illegally killed, one each in
South Londonderry, Plaintield and Fair
lee; found dead, one each in Brattleboro,
Bellows Falls and Cavendish; found in
iured and ordered killed, one each in West
Dummerston, Jericho and Bellows Falls.
Nasal Catarrh,an inflammation of
the delicate membrane lining the air.
passages, is not cured by any mixture
taken into the stomach. Don't waste
time on them. Take Ely's Cream Balm
through the nostrils, SO that the fever
ed, swollen tissues are reached at once
Never mind how long you have suffer-
ed nor how often you have been dlsap-
pointed, we know Ely's Cream Balm is
just the remedy you should use. All
druggists, SOC. Mailed by Ely Bros,
56 Warren Street, New York.
Frank Mylott. 10 years old son of
Mrs. Nellie Mylott, of Rutland, met
with painful accident in the machine
shop of the Rutland railroad. The lit.
tie fellow was not working there, but
happened to be in the shop when a
heavy tire of locomotive IwheeJ fell
over, striking him ON the left side and
fracturing bis hip.
Chauncey Ricor. who was arrested
short time ago on charge of burglariz.
ing the Montpelier City Cafe, pleaded
guilty to the charge upon request that
inform ion be filed with the Montpelier
city court by the states attorney. SEN
tence was suspended and the respondent
was sent to Vergennes' on mittims is
sued by the probation officer ON pre-
vious charge of larceny,
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-06-30
ROCK CREEK ITEMS.
Rock Creek, June 27. 1910.

Rock Greek, June 81, 1910.
A. B. Norton was a stage passenger
to Twin Falls Monday last
Billy Johnson was a Twin Falls Wis
itor Thursday last.
j. f. Hansen was in town Saturday
acting in his official capacity.
Mrs. Mary q. Robson has gone te
Twin Falls to spend week with her
daughter, Mrs. o. A. Stalker.
Don G. Bryan and family are stop
ping at their ranch up the canyon al
the reservoir site.
]. B. Rice was over from his ranch
getting men and machinery to put up
hay.
Claude and Leroy McBryde have
the Vineyard Land & Stock Co., on
Rock Creek
Henry and Albert Jones were over
Saturday last making proof on their
ranches at that place.
Frank JeWett and Earl Higgins were
over from Goat Springs on business,
Saturday.
Gertrude Silliken came up from Fill
er to spend some time with her broth
er, c.. F. Silliken
MdSleE rIduClS 1OuuSSE I'll VIII
Falls, is visiting at Norton & MeMul-
len ranches.
Misses Maude and Madge Atkin and
Ona Murrey, were visitors at Mrs.
Magnus Larsen's Thursday.
Miss Bertha Norton took her mother
out to meet the train at Hansen, Mon
day.
Miss Ona Murrey and Mr.. Peter Lar
sen went to Kimberly, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mills will leave for a
trip Tuesday.
Mrs. Alex Gray and son Mackbeth
and Mrs M. Larsen and son Farris
went to Kimberly Monday.
Harold Tilley had a runaway Sun
day, doing much damage to his buggy.
Miss Edna Tilley had visitors from
Kimberly Sunday.
A great many town people were up
Rock Creek fishing Sunday. Rigs of
all descriptions in use.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-06-30
BOOM FOR NORTH SIDE.

written by E. H. and G. F., Hills
dale, Idaho)
If there is person, who,
In travelling you should meet,
That wants to buy some first-class land
Which positively can't be beat,
Just bring him out to the North Side
tract
And here's ten to one he'll never go
back
The land is smooth and good at that,
And if you wish to buy,
No other land will you find so good
AS in old Oh-ad-i.
The population will Increase,
And thetcrops are sure to grow; erS
So hurry all, and pack your valise
And fly to Idaho.
And here's to the town that is sited,
And the railroad that's being laid,
Where in three months from the pres
ent date.
We know it will be said,
That in the state of Idaho
The Sunshine State" YOU know,
A town which has not yet been named
Will have rapidly, commenced to grow
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I. W. Porter of the general store at
Castleford, was a business visitor in
Buhi Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Domash has again re-
sumed her duties at the r. Nj. B. T.
office in this city, after a short Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Peebler were in
the city from Hagerman, Saturday.
Ross Ellison returned Thursday from
business trip in Salt Lake City.
Miss Mabel Poore was the guest of
DR.. Grow In Twin Falls, Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mrs. George Marshall was in from
Salmon river Thursday.
Mr.. K. A. Pearce Is on the sick list
Howard Hill spent Sunday in Twin
Falls.
Leroy Hayford was in the city from
King Hill Thursday on business.
I. w. Noble of the German American
Coffee Co. was in Bull Thursday from
Portland, Oregon
lington Junction, Mo, who have been
visiting on their ranch near Bull,
with Mr.. and Mrs. M. G.. Beck, for the
past three weeks, left Saturday
A musical will be given in the opera
house Thursday evening by Prof. Mar
vim ID. Geere for the benefit of the
Episcopal church
James Shields, bookkeeper for the
First National Bank at Twin Falls,
spent Sunday in Bull
Miss Harriet Pierson of Boise, Is the
guest of Miss Hazel Alfred.
The Citizens State bank building is
nearing completion.
About eighteen Filerites passed
through Bull Monday morning on
their way to Clear Lakes.
G. R. Northrop collector and book
keeper for the Rocky Mountain Bell
Telephone Co., was down from Twin
Falls the first of the week, collecting
Miss Lillian Lindstrom is acting as
cashier at the sale of Cammack Bros.
clothing store While Miss Lindstrom
is working at Cammack's her place is
being taken at the telephone Office by
Miss Wilkinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Marshall were in
from their ranch on the Salmon, Sat
urday
Miss Hazel Lilly of Cephas, was
shopping in Buhl Saturday.
Quite number of Bull young peo-
pie attended the dance held in the
school house at Cephas, Saturday
evening, and all report pleasant time
HI. F. Prince was up from Clear
Lakes, Saturday
Mrs. N O. Thompson and R. P.
Davis were assisting at NJ b. Osgood
& Co.'S Saturday during the big rush
of the opening of their Fourth of July
sale.
e. L. Bracket of Roseworth, was in
Buhl Monday on business.
Mrs. Capt. Hazard and H. F. Prince
were up from Clear Lakes, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Peebler were in
the city from Hagerman, Wednesday.
Ray Cammack returned Friday from
Wendell, where he has been visiting
with relatives
W. R. Mcintyre of the Pembroke
Stationery Co., was in Bull Monday
from Salt Lake City
Mrs. F. E. Fritcher and son John
and Miss M. E. Preble, who have been
visiting for the past two weeks at the
Alfred home, left Tuesday for their
respective homes. Mrs. Fritcher of
Nashua, Iowa, is Mr.. Allreds sister,
and Miss Preble of Humboldt, is his
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niece,
Ray Cammack spent Sunday with
friends in Twin Falls
r. H. Denton of the Kimberly Mill
ing Co. was in Bull Monday on bust
ness.
The ball game Sunday at Kimberly,
between Kimberly and Bull, resulted
in victory for the Mill City.
The Royal Neighbors of America
will hold box and shadow social in
the Woodman hall, for the benefit of
the order, on Saturday evening, June
2 musical and literary program
will be given free of charge before
the supper. Each lady and girl is
kindly requested to bring box and in
it enough lunch for two. The shadows
will be sold at auction and the boxes
will go with them
And Jake has gone and done it! An
other supposed to be firm member in
the Bachelor club! On Tuesday morn
ing he and his young bride went to
Twin Falls and were married in that
city, returning to Bull on the evening
train. They will make their home on
their ranch near Buhl The bride was
one of the admired young ladies of
this city who came here a year ago
from Johnsonburg, Pa, to accept po-
sition with Parker & Marshall The
groom is one Of the pioneers of Bull
and all know Happy jake who is
now happier than ever. Both parties
are to be highly congratulated
At the last regular meeting of Bull
Rebekah lodge No 20, the following
officers were elected: Noble Grand,
Christina A. Harris; Vice Grand, Elsie
NJ Hubbell; Secretary, Lalla V. Lit
tier; Treasurer, Francis Otis.