The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-20

H. c. Ericsson, Correspondent.
The old-time ways were excellent
in their time. We're living in Nine
teen hundred and-Do.
Harvest is in full blast
Seemingly Berger is a busy place
just now, when some fifty people or
more are trying to improve the APP
pearance of our burg in the way of
erecting new and substantial buildings.
Surely Berger is the coming town of
the Salmon river tract.
l.. O. Evans was in Filler one day last
week with some hogs which he had
disposed of.
Judge Berger was transacting bust
ness in the Magic City one day last
week.
Our present organist of Berger Sab
bath school, Robert Forbes, was
Twin Falls visitor Wednesday and
Thursday.
Miss Elsie Detwiler, of Kansas, was
a pleasant visitor at the home of Mr..
and Mrs G. l.. Smith few days last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Ayers visited
friends near Filler Sunday
w w. Johnson, A. Gates and Dick
Gorst, Jr., returned from the hills with
load of poles the latter part of last
week
Mr. T. j. Douglas and family were
Twin Falls visitors Thursday.
1 ]. +. Logue and family were over
from Murtaugh one day last week.
Mrs Logue went from here to Filler for
few days visit with friends and rel
atives.
Mrs Thomas A. Sanderson made
few days visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. E. Edmundson, of the
Haggardt neighborhood few days
last week.
j. E. White, one of the live real es-
tate dealers of Twin Falls was look
ing over his farming interests on the
Salmon tract Thursday.
| Ralph Foote was transacting bust
ness in Filler Thursday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harold M. Sims and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Hull, of HOLSTER,
were visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A Sanderson, one day last
week.
| Mrs G. L. Smith entertained the
members of the Pioneer club one day
recently.
/ Mrs. ]. M. Pierce and son, Lyle, are
enjoying a visit at their former home
in California to which place they went
! a few weeks ago. Before returning
they will visit the Panama Pacific ex-
position.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Molin were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Letch in Twin
Falls for dinner Sunday.
i F. w. Havlicek was a passenger for
Twin Falls Monday, returning Tues
day.
Will Sumner was rather busy man
few days the first Of the week. He
was harvesting and threshing grain at
one and the same time, winding up
with Smelling out his clover seed. Will
is live agriculturist.
| The hum of the threshing machine is
now heard throughout the land
| A. A. Joiner, the miller, will start
operations Monday, 16 inst, when he
or his assistant with a smiling coun-
tenance will be found at the mill wait
| ing on the customers, the day set for
reopening the mill after a few months
idleness. Mr. Joiner has made sew
eral improvements to his mill, making
it more convenient for him and custo-
mers.
Seemingly e. L. Molin, rock con-
tractor and cistern man, is very busy
man these days, having more work
than he can handle blasting, building
cisterns. etc.
w. T. Pickett, had some of his al
sike clover hulled last week and had
a yield of AZ bushels per acre that had
had no water, as we understand. A
| pretty good yield without any irri-
cation; but we do not fancy the idea
to have to pay the land and water com.
pany, the canal company, or any other
company for the privilege of dry farm
ing in the way of paying maintenance
fees
i F. w. Havlicek had a 900 barrel els
tern built last week. e. l.. Molin die
the work
i Jerry Siggins of Twin. Falls, was q
visitor in this neighborhood Sunday
Some attractions there. must be on the
Salmon, Judging from the frequent
visits Mr. Siggins makes.
State Engineer Smith was in ou1
burg inspecting sites for wells on The
Salmon. The state will sink one wei
this winter.
Your reporter enjoyed the hospital
ity of Mr.. and Mrs. L. O. Evans fol
dinner Sunday. We certainly did jus
tice, like we always do, to the goot
things that were spread before us
and of course enjoyed it very much