The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-04-12

of lumber and one emigrant car. He
will erect an eight room residence
and large barn on his ranch north
east of town.
!. j. Davis of Berger was a business
visitor in Hollster between trains
Monday.
w. E. Sanger was business WISH
tor in HOLSTER Monday.
Ray Lenheur of Three Creek spent
Monday and Tuesday in Hollister.
G. w. Bremen of Twin Falls was a
business visitor in HOLSTER Tues
day.
b. A. Gibbons is in Hollister to stay,
he has some land here he will improve
and likes the country in general.
l.. G. Burson of Twin Falls spent
three days in Hollister putting in me-
tiers and other electrical instruments
for the Great Shoshone & Twin Falls
Power Co.
E. G. Stables of Twin Falls was
business visitor in HOLSTER Tuesday.
Christ Bohun Of Glens Ferry spent
| Thursday in HOLSTER
w. M. Harrington and Ernest r.
Rings of Portland arrived in Hollister
Wednesday to look over the tract with
view OF investing.
Arthur Conner and wife arrived in
| Hollister from Tacoma, Wash, to
prove up on their land west of town
Frank Ruder returned to HOLSTER
Wednesday after spending a couple Of
days in Twin Falls.
Mr.. E. B. Heinecke drove to Twin
Falls Tuesday
, Mr.. Fouts of Twin Falls is in Hol,
lister installing the bath tub and other
fixtures for the barber.
Curtis Adams of North English, To-
wa, spent Wednesday and Thursday in
Hollister.
c. L. Smith subdivided one thousand
acres of land into five acre tracts
for the Deep Creek land and orchard
company. Over five thousand trees
| were brought there Friday and the
rest are on the way.
c. E. Holderman and Mr. Gibbons
drove to Twin Falls Thursday,
] The Rev. Johnson organized the
Union Sunday School in HOLSTER as
visitor between trains Friday.
DR.. Duckett, Homer Craven and
Maurnce Guheen departed for Twin
Falls Friday. They expect to spend the
weekend at that place.
Mr.. R. c. Clendenin went to Twin
Falls Saturday and will return Mon
day.
Frank Ruder returned to HOLSTER
Thursday after spending several days
in Twin Falls.
E. e. Babcock and w. A. Babcock
| were business visitors in HOLSTER
Thursday and Friday.
Thomas Shaughnessy of Butte
Montana, arrived in HOLSTER Thurs
day. He is now located on his ranch
south of Amsterdam.
Miss S. d. Gage of Fanbury, Nebr.,
arrived in Hollister Friday. She will
prove up on her ranch south of Amst-
erdam.
Mr. Duffin of the c. w. & M. Co.,
was in Amsterdam ON a business mis-
sion Thursday.
Curtis Adams spent several days in
Amsterdam this week.
w. f. Burgy of Twin Falls was a
business visitor in HOLSTER Friday.
W. Burr Armsbary of Des Moines,
Iowa, and J. w. Craven were regist-
cred at the Hotel HOLSTER Friday.
Theo. Parks of Jarbidge arrived in
Hollister Saturday. He will make
proof on his land south of town.
w. H. Harrinton arrived in HOLSTER
Saturday He will prove up on his
land south of town.
A person who arrived in HOLSTER
recently announced that when he goes
to farming he intends to buy a COW
that gives buttermilk.
j. w. Burton of Salt Lake City was
business visitor in Hollister Satur-
day.
p. B. Hackett and wife arrived in
Hollister Saturday from Cedar Rapids.
Nebr, they are looking over the tract
with view of investing
H. q. Butler of Twin Falls was a
business visitor in HOLSTER Monday.
Mr.. Mort the contractor has moved
his residence out on his ranch. The
people OF Hollister are not sure whe-
| Their he is still carpenter-contracto
| or not
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Jaynes became
members of the Presbyterian church
at Hollistre Sunday and Henry, their
| infant son was christened.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Deiboldt drove
| to Twin Falls Sunday morning.
H. P. Farmer of Twin Falls spent
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