The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-07-21
BURGLARS BUSY
AT THE Mill CITY
Mil and Lumber Company En-
tered Sunday Night.
ROBBERS GAIN NOTHING AT THE
MILL.
Third Attempt to Break Into Mill In
Past Few Weeks Thirty Cents
Booty From Lumber Yard.
Kimberly, Idaho, July 19, 1910.

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The FIGURING mill and the Nibley-
Channel Lumber Co.'s office was brok-
en- into Sunday night. Entrance was
made by breaking the glass out of the
doors in both cases. At the mill the
burglar tried to work the combination
to the safe, as the metal dial was COW
cred with smoke made by lighting
matches. AS the combination failed to
work, nothing was taken at the mill.
At the lumber yard it was found that
the burglar had secured 80 cents
which had been overlooked in the
money drawer Saturday night. AS
this is the third time the mill has
been broken into recently, it might
be well for the next party who tries to
burglarize the mill to take out some
ing
Mr.. and Mrs ]. w. Swearingen, who
have been visiting with relatives and
friends for some time, left Tuesday
evening for their old home in Stock
ham, Nebr. They were accompanied
by !. S. Swearingen and Noah Hick-
erson, who will visit at Pine Cliff,
Wyo., for short time before going on
to- their old home in Nebraska. M z4ey
G. 7. Carter and E. r. NeWbry made
business trip to Miner Tuesday
morning, returning on the noon train.
r. G. Wilson fell off a load of baled
hay Monday morning, spraining his
ankle and is now compelled to use
crutches. Mr.. Wilson thinks he can
handle a sack of flour much better
than he can bale of hay, and in the
future will let the other fellow handle
the hay.
The Kimberly Telephone company
have purchased their equipment and
material for the construction of the
line and work will begin as soon as
material is received.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Kimbrough have
returned to Kimberly after spending
several months in California. They
think there is no place like the Twin
Falls tract
The Kimberly base ball team went
to Hepburn last Sunday to have an
other plume plucked Hepburn boys
out-playing the local team by a score
of 8 to 8.
Several, of the Kimberly boys went
to Murtaugh Sunday fishing. From
the lack of fish stories it is presumed
that the fishing was not good.
Mrs. Chas. Upton, who has been
quite sick with typhoid fever, is re-
ported somewhat improved.
Mr.. III. Lambing is preparing to
build new house on his farm north
east of Kimberly
The rural carrier reports that the
roads are being put in fine shape two
miles east. Some work is being donat-
ed by the citizens putting the road
in fine shape.
w. r. Carley is having cistern dug
this week. G. H. Dixon has the con-
tract.
Miss Zoie Massie has accepted a DO
sition as clerk in the postoffice and
will begin about the 18th of August.
Under the leadership of Rev Leitch
the Junior band is progressing nicely.
Mr.. j. w. Hardin has had top put
on his new automobile
Ray McMasters is busy baling hay
this week.
G. 7. Carter and ]. w. lCasky made a
business trip to Twin Falls Wednes-I
day of this week.
II. w. Brown bought two lots in the
west part of town and is building a
new house.
The school board have advertised
for bids for leasing the deep weel.
Particulars can be had from the clerk.
LAWRENCE RARRFTT M;IJ 10