The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-12
(By II. G.. Erickson.)


Turn over new leaf.
Write nineteen hundred and fifteen
bold and strong.
The best years of life are those
ahead.
If liquor is a good thing, why did
Russia and Germany at the outbreak
of hostilities go dry by military or
der,
Happiness cost nothing, and is worth
everything. Why not use it literally
throughout 1915?
The legislative grist mill is begin
ming to grind, now watch the poll
ticians throw a few pieces of rock into
the bushes.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Berger were
Twin Falls visitors Wednesday.
]. W. Dye took in the sights of the
Magic City Saturday.
School commences Monday with Mrs.
j. f. Logue and Miss Fern Teater as
instructors.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. O. Evans and family
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tate
near Hollister New Years.
Mr.. e. b. Heinecke and family of
Hollister, visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
G. L. Smith Wednesday evening.
r. L. Molin and wife visited with
friends in Twin Falls a fe wdays this
week
The Hills boys have returned to
Contact after spending the holidays
with their folks.
Miss Mary Douglas has returned to
Twin Falls to resume her studies at
the Twin Falls high school, after
spending the holidays under the par
entail roof.
The Haggardt literary society is be-
ginning to revive from its long slum-
bers and will hold its first meeting
next Friday evening, Jan. 10, 1915, to
elect officers and transact other bust
ness matters pertaining to the good of
the society. A program is also prom
Used. Wen be there.
A. G, Aver was doing" Hollister one
day the last week.
Frank Holloway was transacting
business i'll Twin Falls Saturday.
II. @. Ericsson did little sightseeing
at the Salmon river hub, HOLSTER
Wednesday.
Mr.. Crookham was business visitor
in Twin Falls one day last week.
Wolfine Barger was over from Buhl
last week looking over the Salmon riv-
er tract with the view of locating. AS
soon as the dark, warlike clouds hang
ing over the Salmon river tract have
cleared off, this tract with its fertile
soil, good drainage and ideal climate
will attract the homeseekers and in
vestors
l.. Frazer was doing some sightsee-
ing at the county capital Saturday,
John Atkin was a business visitor
in Filler Tuesday.
Geo Hamilton made trip to the
Magic City Saturday.
j. w. Heinecke, of Portland, was
looking after business matters in Ber-
ger the first of the week. While here
he was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
l.. Smith.
Ellis Holloway was looking over the
county capital one day last week.
There will be services in the lew
Emerson school house, Berger at IL
O'Clock a. M, also at 1880. Sundly,
Jan, II. Divine Ownership" will be
the theme of the morning sermon.
Rev. H. F, Lydum will officiate Ev-
erybody at time. Get the habit.
Tom Richards paid a visit to Twin
Falls Saturday.
Lon Henderson, who is farming one
hundred and sixty acres of land near
Haggardt has erected fine large
bungalow, having also made other inn
provementS on his place.
Mr.. Trotter was in Twin Falls look
ing after business matters Saturday
Berger is becoming largely and
| widely advertised for its entertain
ments and amusements of various
kinds, since the new school house was
bullt, proving a. place for various