The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-06-28


Conference.
Mr.. John Iverson of Cotton God
has purchased new 40 horse power
Interstate Automobile which he is
usi < to good advantage nowadays.
Mr.. Iverson finds the trip from his
home into town much more pleasant
than with the former mode of travel.
He takes great delight in driving his
new machine
MI Ball, of Ball Bros, Artificial
stone makers of Twin Falls, was in
the city Saturday looking over the
material in this sec,i On which he be-
ieves is just what he wants for the
manufacture of his rock cement
blocks which he ismaking at his home
town. He is looking over the field
with view Of moving his plant here
where the material is so much more
plentiful and convenient.
Bishop E. B. Wilkins Of Kimberly
was looking after the interests of the
Snake River Implement Go. the latter
part of the week.
N. Isaachson was over from Albion
Saturday of last week While here
he took in the sights at the dam.
VIM. Jones of Almo was in our city
loading his wool which he has just
had sheared at the Chrtchfeld plant
the last few days. 1t is very conven-
lent for him to load here now in place
of hauling it to Kelton as formerly,
haul of about 70 miles.
Richard Poulton of Hepburn was
visiting in our city short while
within the last week
Mr. and Mrs. j. |. Tolman of Muir
laugh were visitors in our town Fri
day and Saturday last.
The Snake River Implement Com
pany this week unloaded two steam
Threshers complete, for Read, An
derson and Nelson of Valley View
for their dry farm grain east of town
and the other for Wilson Brothers of
North Oakley and b. K. Homer of
Marion. The greatly increased acre
age this year demands this addition
al machinery, which is modern and
up-to-date in every respect. They
are of the j. |. Case make.
Mrs. Estella Haight returned from
Twin Falls Saturday where she had
been during the week previous.
The Band Orchestra will play at
Davidson Bros. Store every Saturday
evening from s till 9 o'clock. Their
Store will also close every Friday
at II O. clock noon.
VIM. A. Tolman returned home a
few days ago from his mine in Neva-
da where he has been for some time
past looking after his interests there.
He reports everything moving along
nicely with his property.
Mrs. Martha Boren, mother of the
Boren Brothers of this place, the for
mer of Provo. and Mr.. and Mrs. Dell
Chapman Of the same place are visit
ing in our city with their relatives.
Mrs. Chapman is a daughter of Jos.
Boren of this place.
While riding down the Cottonwood
canyon last Sunday DIR Oldham run
against a rock with his automobile
which necessitated securing help
from some Of the nearby ranchers
before he could proceed homeward
He did the machine some damage
but arrived home alright.
The Colpin Drug Company have
received their fixtures for their New
Building which will be opened shortly
Each age Of our lives has its joys.
Old people should be happy, and they
will be if Chamberlains Tablets are
taken to strengthen the digestion and
keep the bowels regular. These tab
lets are mild and gentle in their ac-
ton and especially suitable for mid
die age and older For sale by all
dealers.
Pres VIM. 7. Jack left on the even
ing train Tuesday night for Ogden.
= He expects to return Thursday SO as
to be present at the Priesthood meet