The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-11-04
BERGER BULLETINS.
Berger, Ida, Oct. 20, 1918.


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w. f. Schelter, who is connected
with the 0. S. L.. has had a cistern
put in on his ranch. e. H. Johnson
and E. H. Molin did the work We un-
derstand that Mr. Schelter contem-
plates to build residence and make
other improvements on his ranch this
coming winter. We are told that w.
F. will move onto his place next
spring and become tiller of the soil.
We were pleased to see the smiling
countenance of c. A. Bickford, man
ager of the Cash Buyers Union, at
Twin Falls Wednesday. Come again
Chas.
G. E. Edmundson paid visit to the
Magic City Wednesday.
Prof. Lawill was transacting bust
ness at Murtaugh Saturday.
H. P. Gibbs was a Twin Falls WISH
tor Sunday.
Henning Erickson has rebuilt his
barn which took summersault in a
rain and wind storm last summer.
One of our enterprising business
men, c. s. Curry, was doing the coun-
ty capital Friday.
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visiting relatives in Twin Falls Sun
day.
Have you seen that big black spot
Richard Forbes has made the last few
day. Richard won't take back Sc 1t
for no one when it comes to turning
over Idaho SOIL
Oliver Vanausdeln was over to Filler
the first of the week.
Threshing and digging spuds are the
orders of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. hammers drove
over to Twin Falls Wednesday, return
ing the same day.
L. E. Edmundson was doing business
in HOLSTER Saturday.
While playing in the yard one day
last week little Dorothy, the two-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. 0.
Evans, fell in such position that a
fractured leg was the result.
That jolly and good natured fellow,
H. P. Gibbs, has had cistern put in
on his lot on Main street. 1t is rum
ored that H. P. contemplates putting
in restaurant and hotel to feed the
hungry and to accommodate the
weary. Mr.. Gibbs has opened up a
feed and sales barn. H. P. don't let
the grass grow under his feet
Our village blacksmith and one of
the best mechanics in southern Idaho,
is building an addition to his residence
and otherwise making improvements
on his place.
Oliver Vanausdeln threshed last
Tuesday, resulting with satisfactory
returns. His oats yielded better than
80 blu. per acre.
John Schulz, who autoed from Kan
sas. making the trip in seven days,
with Seattle as his destination, stop
ped over with Mr.. Humphrey a day.
Melvin Miles, who has been in the en-
ploy of Mr.. Humphrey, accompanied
his uncle, Mr.. Schulz, to the coast
from here.
w. A. Moomaw. of Twin Falls, was
Berger visitor Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eikenberry. of Indiana,
accompanied by their son-in-law, I. f.
F'inney, secretary of the Salmon River
Settlers association, were looking over
our beautiful section of country
Thursday. Mr.. Finney took Mr.. and
Mrs. Fikenberry to different places of
interest.
Mr. Humes, president of the Salmon
River Settlers association, has sold
his 40-acre ranch. Consideration
$4,000. Mr.. Humes has moved to Wen
j. e. Evans, of Ohio, Is here looking
over the possibilities and opportuni-
ties of southern Idaho for young
man. Mr.. Evans Is nephew Of L. O.
E. L. Molin. rockwork contractor OF
Twin Falls, has purchased lot In
Berger, the future metropolis of the
Salmon river tract and will put up q
residence in the spring.
E. H. Johnson, OF Twin Falls, was
looking over our tract the other day
with the object of buying land. The
Salmon river tract Is beginning to
attract the attention OF landseekers.
dell, near which place he has an in
terest In nursery which caused his
removal from here.
H. L. Brandt. OF Nampa, is improv-
ing his farm near town, putting it in
shape for next years crop. He has al
so had new bungalow erected ON his
place. ~
E. j. Hornibrook OF Twin Falls, is
making some extensive and substan-
tial improvements on his ranch. He
Is having another forty put in shape
for another years crop, has put IN q
cistern and now has erected neat
and modern domicle. Mr.. Hornibrook
believes In building up the country.
Let othefs follow.
Eureka! We have found 1t. Found
what? Found the cause of that cloud
Of dust rising from the potato patch Of
L. o. Evans. We thought cyclone
had struck our neighhor and friend,
but upon closer investigation We dis
covered our mistake. It was l.. o.
Evans with q force OF men picking
spuds.