The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-10-19
BERGER

TulS many ~ Tue SuCkcI CldSS.
Holding grudge has prevented
many man from grasping the hand
OF friend.
Among those who attended the Sun
day school rally in Berger Sunday
from the Haggardt neighborhood, we
noticed Mr.. and Mrs, 7. ]. Douglas,
Mr.. and Mrs Tull, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Smith and several others from that
neighborhood.
f. W. Berger was a passenger for
Twin Falls Friday returning Saturday.
A. S. Henson, of Bull, was a pleas
ant visitor in Berger the first OF the |
week.
Lyndell logue came over on his mo-
torcycle from Murtaugh Monday.
E. l.. Molin is back from the Glover
district, where he has been putting in
several cisterns for the settlers in
that community. The Dutch know
when they have a good man and Mo-
lin Is that man.
| G. l.. Smith was transacting bust
ness III the county seat one day last
week.
The Land and Water company has
4 had force OF men improving their
bitches in the way OF putting in drops
and concreting same southwest OF
! Berger. The crew broke camp and
moved few miles east OF Berger Wed
nesday to do some work on bitches
there.
Geo. McGregor, one of our live
wires and local grain buyers, ship
pend several cars of wheat from this
station last week
Mrs. T. Sanderson, of Twin Falls,
was visiting friends and relatives in
Berger last week.
We have heard Of no one register
ing any kick on account OF prices on
our principal product, namely wheat.
4 Robert l.. Forbes, of Berger Heights
ranch was a sightseer and visitor in
the Magic City and metropolis OF
southern Idaho, Wednesday and
Thursday.
Some of our ranchers and others
are having electric lights installed in
their homes. Among those who have
recently improved their homes with
electric lights is Prof j. f. Lawwill.
Mrs. C. 1. Curry went to Twin Falls
Wednesday for few days visit with
friends.
T.: A. Sanderson, Jr, one of Ber-
gers live grain buyers, is busy man
these days filling his new elevator
|
sacks outside the elevator which had
been hauled in by the ranchers be-
fore the completion of the new eleva-
tor of which several carloads had
been unloaded in this manner. Mr..
Thomas A. Sanderson has been as
signed as the local manager and rep
resentative of the Twin Falls Milling
| and Elevator company at this place.
He is we'll and favorably known on
the Salmon tract, is an honest and up
right young man, and the ran
chers and the company will find it a
pleasure to deal with him. AS the new
n elevator is about completed we~ will
give "write-up" of it in the next
issue of The Times.
! Tom s. Hays, who owns an eighty
:. acre ranch south of Berger which he
had in crop this year, returned to his
home in Leadville, Colorado. After
spending the summer on his ranch and
with Ralph E. Foote He is optimistic
and has faith in the future of the Sal
mon river tract, believing that the
settlers present troubles will even
tually be corrected and adjusted. He
will return next spring
f. j. Hornibrook went to Twin Falls
to visit his family and to look after
business matters Monday.
Mrs. j. f. Logue, principal of Ber
ger schools, was a Twin Falls visitor
Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Haggardt drov'
to Kimberly Sunday to spend thu
day with relatives.
II Tom Callen was over from near Je
rome to visit his brother, l.. G. Calleh
last week.
4 ,I,,ln r 10 i1ia N or
l arrival of little lady who came t,
A. ]. Trottier, who has been farm
! ing near Berger has sold his persona
= property and departed for Washington
4 to look up a location. We certainl
dislike to see some of our good, hon
est citizens leave.
Deputy Sheriff Thompson and AT
torney Hazel, Of Twin Falls, wer
I Berger visitors Tuesday.
l.. Roberts and his family have NOV
/ ed to Artesian City after years RESI-
| dence on the Salmon
After a years farming on the Sal
mon river tract, L. Short moved wit
1 his family onto the Twin Falls tract
Il Manager Breckenridge, of the Twi
I Falls Mining and Elevator compan.
l was looking after business in Berge
1.-THE first of the week.
= Supt. Hanks, who had charge of tn
construction of the new elevator wa
HIN Amsterdam few days last wee
experimenting the construction I
the new elevator at that place.
Mrs. A. A. Joiner and little SO
have moved to Amsterdam where he
husband Is employed in the constru'
ton OF a new elevator. They will
gone a month or more. During tt
absence of MIR. Joiner, l.. N. Butcht
has charge of the Berger mills.
Judge Berger has returned from
trip to Nevada, where he. In compan
with one Young, a land representa-
1--we. went to inspect some land M
Berger was SO pleased with the lar
= and prospects OF the country that
y purchased tract of land. This lar
has Just been opened to settlement
and lies along the Southern Pacif
railway. Water can be secured
q depth Of six to ten feet, bestd,