The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-04-07
?. L. Smith SdIs BIS Acre
Randi.
MANY SETTLERS LOOKING FOR
KIMBERLY LAND.
Eugene skinner Suffers Broken Legs
from Result Of Runaway, Last
Saturday.

+. II. Smith southeast Of Kimberly.
was transferred to Mr.. C. T. Brown OF
manchester Okla, for the considera-
ton OF $36,800. This is one of the lar
gest real estate deals pulled on In this
part OF the county this spring.
"A. M Fletcher recently purchased
nne 30 acres southeast OF Kimberly.
Mr.. Fletcher expects to SOW this land
TO alfalfa this year. The consideration
was $500.
W. r. Breckon received letter from
Fred w. hoffman stating that he ar
rived at East st. Louis all o. K, and
that he went to work in ten minutes
after arrival.
n. B. Thompson OF Salt Lake City,
was transacting business in Kimberly
Monday OF this week, having been call
ed here by the Kimberly Real Estate
Agency to sign up the tranafer on his
land southeast of Kimbatly.
w. H. Thomas, in company with NJ.
McComie, were looking over the Lard
around Kimberly Saturday of last
week. Mr.. McComie was well pleased
with what he saw and has decided to
return in short time with the view Of
making an investment.
The little child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Byard has been quite sick for several
days, but is reported much improved
at this time
The Ladies' Pioneer club will meet
at the home of Mrs. Highley Thursday,
April 14th, at 2.30 p. m. A large at
tendance is desired Gardening and
poultry raising will be discussed, and
every one is requested to come pre-
pared to give their experience.
| Eugene Skinner, who lives south
west of Kimberly, met with serious
accident Saturday of last week. In
some way the horse rubbed the bride
| off and became frightened and start
ed to run. Mr.. Skinner in jumping out
caught his foot in the wheel, break
| ing both legs. He is now in the hos
/ pital and getting along as well as
could be expected.
i Jesse Massie and family from Pen
dleton, Ore, arrived here Sunday for
short visit with his father and broth
er. He is we'll pleased with this coun.
try, and intends to make an investment
before leaving for New York where he
has a position awaiting him.
G. t. Brown and Mrs. Hager lief
Monday morning for Manchester, Okla
]. G. Highley has moved to Hollis
ter with his livery outfit, and expects
to open up livery and feed stable
their.
P. H. Smith was transacting bust
ness in Kimberly Saturday of las
week.
A. McDermid was thrown from 6
buggy Sunday and received severa
severe bruises.
F. E. Bigger, the electrician, has
been wiring houses at Hansen this
| week.
DR.. John ]. Whyte left Monday
morning for Boise to take the exam
nation before the state medical board
DR.. Whyte comes we'll recommended
and should pass with high honors.
| James NJ Wheat returned Monda!
from trip to northern Idaho, where
he went to settle up some business al
fairs.
| Art Town of Hansen, was transact
| ing business in Kimberly Monday o
| this week.
Mrs. A. L. Clyde, from Wendell, wa
in town Tuesday of this week lookln:
after property interests here.
Newbry Bros. lost a fine horse on
day last week.
The band boys have ordered new
uniforms for the entire band and ar
now ready for bids to play for any oc
casion.
The Kimberly school will close
week from Friday, April 18th, on &C
count of finance. The board was com
pelled to only vote for an eight month
term for this year.
Cochran & Shafter are at work o.
def well for Mr. Kruger just nortl
of town.
G. w. Taylor and family moved t
Hollister Wednesday of this week.
Do F. E. Bigger and w. F. Breckol
went to Bull Wednesday of this wee
on business connected with the com
ing I. o. o. F. anniversary, which vii
he held at Bull on April 26th. Kim
herlv lodge is very enthusiastic owe
| This meeting and will turn out in
bodv Brother Odd Fellows, If you ar
= NOT in good standing get that way a
once and join the crowd on Aprll ~
Several of the friends of Mr.. an
Mrs. F. E. Bigger met at their Nal
street home Sunday evening, ana ma
a very enjoyable time, II pelng the ooI
birthday of Mr.. Bigger:
At a meeting of the Ladies Ala mel
at the church last Wednesday after
noon, the following of1cers were eIeG =
ed for the ensuing year: MIS-; IN, ~. =
Wright, president; Mrs ); j.. Whyle
vice president; Mrs; Jas. Le 4,ed sec e
Rotary: Mrs. w. F. Breckon, treasurer
At the next meeting, Wednesday apr
18th, at the church, the ladies vii
serve 10-cent tea. 49,, ,oo.+o,
DR.. Phelps, veterinary, has loea tee
here and will have his once III 'n9
livery stable south of Swearingehs 9
Gins blacksmith shop. Dr. Pn IN, p
comes we'll recommended and Will u,
ready to answer all calls in few DAYS
Mr., Dodd, the horse and jack man, WI WI
be located with him in the oarh loi Ill
allv run by ]. G. Highley. ,o,
Mr. owens of Medford, Ore, IS LOOK
ing over the country with the inten
ton of locating - p,us wa.
G. Harvey Smith of Twin Fails; WA wa,
/ trausacting business in hliloell'
| H., IF This week.