The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-10-06
BULL CARRIES Off CUP.
Sends Special Train to Fair-Gets
VictOr's Share of Prizes.
Buhl, Idaho, Oct. 4, 1910.

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L. Lundquist, formerly of Twin
Falls, is in Bull this week painting
the curtain for the local opera house.
Mr.. Lundquist states that he is going
to locate in Bull permanently.
H. C. Botsford of Twin Falls, has
been in Bull for the past ten days act
ing in the capacity of assistant engi-
neer.
ness visitor last Monday.
Eugene DuBose was down from
Twin Falls on Monday.
Art Rails of HALEY, was visiting
with friends in this city the first of
the week
Harry Loomis was in from the gold
fields of northern Nevada on Monday
G. o. Street of Salt Lake. was Bull
business visitor the first Of the week
DR.. and Mrs. U. H. Squires and
daughter Gertrude, left Friday for
their home in Hebron. Nebr., after a
weeks visit in this city. w. L. Squires
accompanied them as far as Salt Lake
City.
H. D. Howell of Boise, was in Bull
the first of the week on business
T. Ben iamin Hall of Twin Falls, can
in Buhl Monday.
T. P. Conrov Of Pocatello. was trans
acting business in this city on Monday.
e. r. Shredder was down from Hey
burn, Sunday.
Mrs. ]. H. Murphy visited with DR..
and Mrs. T. O. Boyd in Twin Falls,
Friday.
Emory Baler Of Boise, visited with
frionds in fbic oitu IN SUNDAY
S. w. Glass of Twin Falls. was look
ing over the Bull Country the first of
the week.
Atty. T. F. Warner of Twin Falls,
candidate for probate judge, was in
Bull Sunday with his wife and son.
Mary A. Williams. travelling repre-
sentative of an orphans home in Den
yer, Colo, was soliciting contributions
in this city last Monday
A. R. Fritz of Hagerman, was in
Bull Saturday afternoon looking after
business matters.
Russ w. Alfred returned Monday
from two weeks business trip in the
east.
H. H. Freidheim, one of the promin-
ent socialists of the county, was in
Bull on business last Friday.
T. l.. Laurson left Friday on hunt
ing trip in Utah and northern Wyom-
ing.
H. H. Broser of Shoshone, was a
Bull business visitor the latter part
| of the week.
A. w. Hartwell, one of the promin-
ent ranchers and fruit growers of the
Roseworth district was looking after
| business matters in this city the latter
part of last week.
M B. Osgood was Twin Falls visi-
| tor last Thursday.
E. Freeman and son of Rock Creek
visited with Bull friends Friday.
| Drs. McClusky & Wetherbee are
having cement walk constructed in
front of their new office building.
H. w. Davis of Hagerman, was
among the Bull visitors Saturday.
| While in Denver last week DR.. A.
F. McClusky contracted typhoid fever
and is now confined in hospital in
the city.
Chas Skinner and Fred Kerlen were
over from Hagerman the latter part OF
the week.
! Avery Constant is recovering from
months illness.
| w. j. Sergel Of the Bull Bank
Trust Co., is the proud father Of ten
pound baby girl, born Monday morn
ing.
| C. ]. Ellison of Oakley, was looking
after business interests in this city
Monday.
| Miss Ethel Woodward, district traf-
fic chief for the r. NJ B. Telephone
Co.. was in Bull Thursday visiting the
exchange.
w. s. Harris returned Friday from
a business trip in Twin Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs P. c. Meredith return
ed Wednesday from visit with rela
tives in DesMoines, Iowa. Miss lisa
belle Meredith returned with them an(