The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-04-09
HANSEN NOTES.
Hansen, April s,

Hansen, April s,
Mrs. NJ B. Provost and little daugh-
ter were county seat visitors Wednes-
day.
Frank Benson of Morris, Illinois
and Tim Lorimer of Missouri were
visitors at the Vanderpool home Mon
day. The latter went to Twin Falls
to work, but Mr.. Benson expects to
remain in this vicinity. He is from
the Vanderp0ols home town.
While working at the Point Wednes-
day S. NJ Buckwalter had the mis-
fortune to seriously cut his foot with
An axe. DR.. Boyd was called and
took him to Twin Falls. He Is able
to be about on crutches and his
friends hope that he has received no
permanent disablement
The Misses Madge and Maude Atkin
OF Rock Creek were callers in this
community Thursday.
Mrs. e. e. Pierce and little daugh-
ter Marjorie, who have been visiting
the formers mother in Goldendale,
Wash. for the past six months re-
turned Wednesday and are staying at
the VIM. McEwen at present There
neighb0rs here are pleased to welcome
them back.
Chris Peterson and Lawrence Han
sen dined at the Vanderpool home
Thursday
The cattle belonging to Mr.. Bauman
which have been feeding at Froeh-
lich Bros, ranch were shipped to the
Portland market one day this week
w. N. Rose has been appointed
deputy assessor for this locality and
will soon begin his work under the
new assessment plan.
Jack Craig sold his fine herd OF
cattle to Maurice C. Burke of Port
land and they were loaded out Sat
urday.
w. L. Cherry, promoter of the inter-
urban line. was here last week in
the interest OF his company
Samuel Cox has purchased forty
acres east of town which has never
been cleared and belonged to W. H.
Thomas. He is preparing to farm
It this season.
The steam roller and grader is do
ing good work improving the mile OF
road west of town, they intend to
grade the same distance on each
road out of this burg before they call
their work finished
Bernard Stricken and Walter Brose
who brought their cattle here to load
were made good offer on them
by A. Beach of Twin Falls, in behalf
of the Hansen Live Stock company
Of Ogden and sold them to him. They
returned home Monday.
Little Irma Eveline Antre who has
been very Ill the past week, Is much
improved at this writing.
H. P. Farmer of Twin Falls was
here buying hay the latter part Of
the week.
: G. NJ West Is here from northern
idaho, and expects to farm his ranch
in this vicinity this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buckingham wha re-
Gently sold their ranch here, have
gone to Bull to visit relatives before
going to the Salmon river tract.
where they will prove up on some land.
They will be greatly missed by their
friends here, who wish them much
Joy in their new home.
George Pierson has his ditch crew
rlprapping the canal banks at the
bridge east Of here.
e. P. Hinton was chosen delegate
to the Republican State Convention
at the primary in this precinct. Roose-
Welt votes predominated
Froehlich Brothers purchased fine
Pedcheron stallion from Smith and
McMasters for their ranch.
Sheriff Hartman was serving pa
pers here Monday in the A. Walton
case. Some time ago Mr.. Walton
thought he lost his bill book and
though he advertised for it never
heard any more about it until one of
the checks was brought to the bank
on which 1t was drawn The case
is being tried this week.
Mr. Kaiglery of Boise, route agent
for the American Express comp
any. was visitor at the Hale home
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Strong of Artesian
City were Sunday visitors at the Glib
son home.
Charles Mccullough of Oregon
shipped out his cattle Monday
Mrs. Calvin Hill is under the doc
tors care, but her many friends will
be pleased to know that she is inn
proving.
Mrs. A. e. Hale and daughter Miss
Pauline, were overnight visitors at
the home of Fred Hale in Twin Falls
Wednesday.
r. E. Smith visited at the Craig
home In Artesian City Sunday.
Ben Walton was Boise visitor the
first OF the week.
During the month of March there
was one hundred and ninety cars Of
stock, hay and grain billed out from
this place, seventy-three OF these be-
Ing sent out the last ten days.
The Overland Inn opened Saturday |
under It's new management, dinner
heing served at noon. Everyone who