The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-03-19
HANSEN news.
Hansen. Ida. Mar. IS. ~.

Brown shipped a carload OF hogs
from this place to Portland, Monday.
Charles Mccullough of Haynes.
Oregon, spent several days here the
past week, and while here purchased
a carload OF cattle which he shipped
to the Portland market the first of
the week.
Mrs W. E. Hubbard and children
returned Saturday night from Kings
Hill, where the baby has been under
the doctors care. He is on the gain
at this writing.
Geo. H. Day, state land selector.
was here the fore part of the week
looking after his cattle, which are
feeding at Geo. Bunnell's ranch.
E. p. Hinton, who is serving on the
jury spent the latter part of the week
at home.
J. 8. Ball loaded car of sheep for
the Los Angeles market Friday.
Mrs. Frank Hardin occupied the
pulpit In the Hansen church Sunday,
as her husband had not returned
from California, where he was called
to attend the funeral of his mother.
Walter Brose and Bernard Stricken
returned from marketing their cattle
in Portland, Saturday. They report
that a portion Of their bunch brought
top price in the days sales, and one
of Mr.. Brose's steers was saved out
to go to the fat stock show.
G. H. POstOn and family moved their
household goods and farming equip
ments by local freight to Burley We'd
nesday, from the Vanderpool ranch,
where they have spent the past year.
They will occupy w. D. Griffith's
ranch near that place this year. They
will be greatly missed by their many
friends in this vicinity.
j. l.. FELTON, moved his cattle to w.
A. Garrison's TO finish fattening one
day this week.
Newbry Bros. shipped hogs from
here the fore part Of the week VIC.
Newbry and w. A. Gill of Kimberly
accompanied them. They went to
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Anderson return
ed from Rexburg Saturday night, and
the former went back to his work
near Bull Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Hinton were en-
tertained at ]. Pringle's, near Kim
berly Sunday for dinner.
Miss Hattie Witt returned from a
visit in Oakley, the latter part Of the
week.
Namon Cunningham and family,
who have occupied the H. s. Bolton
ranch for the past two years, have
moved to ranch north of Kimberly
this season.
Wells Loveless has been on the
sick list for the past several days.
Miss Cora Galley Is staying at the
Robson home in Twin Falls.
T. G. Bacon has moved his sheep
from the Rose ranch to the Bunnell
ranch to finish feeding.
Gay Ball has move to Roy Will
liams ranch, and will assist him with
his work this season.
A. K. Calkins, who has been visit
ing his parents south of town for sew
eral days, has returned to his home
in Burley.
Mr.. Witt Is ercting a barn on his
place southeast Of town. Mr.. Allison
is doing the work.
c.. E. Weir was in Murtaugh We'd
nesday looking after bunch of
horses pasturing there.
Don't forget the all day session of
the WOmen's Foreign missionary So
ciety at the M. E. church in Kimber-
ly Friday. March %. All are well
come.
Charles Mccullough Of Baker City,
Oregon, was here looking after his
cattle, which are feeding at the
Froehlich ranch.
w. D. Girffith's father has return
ed to Burley after short visit here.
I. w. Robinson Of Burnley was here
looking for butcher stuff for the Bur-
ley Meat company last week.
G. M. Oleson loaded his sheep Fri
day for the Chicago market, but will
stop near there and have them
sheared, and finish fattening before
marketing them. He secured permits
sion from the Oregon Short Line to
take car Of alfalfa on the same
train for use at the other end of the
trip. Mrs. OlesOn and her little neice
who has spent the past six months
with them, leave today for South Da-
kota. The many friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oleson wish them very enjoy
able time during their stay in the
east, and will gladly welcome them
back when they return in the autumn.
The dance held in Hamilton's hall
Friday night was quite we'll attend
ed, and everyone reports a very good
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Provost and lit
the bank building, where they have
resided, to their ranch south of town.
They will be greatly missed by the
Hausenites, but we are glad that they
are not going far from here and sin
cerely hope that they will ENJOY ranch
life.
Miss Mary Reese of Kimberly spent
the week end at the Vanderpool
home.
H. Lacourse was business visi-
tor here from his ranch on the Sal
mon river tract Saturday.
E. Shafer of Washington is unload
ing carload of emigrant goods here.
and storing them in the house on the
s. H. Bolton ranch recently vacated
by Namon Cunningham
W. E. Hubbard, the agent heye, bill
ed out ninety-eight carload Of hay,
and twenty-three carload of stock
during the month of February. Why
saws that this fau't n h,,cv 1itt1o hAru