The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-31
Blankets and Comforts-Pillows

northeast of Bull to w. A. and Sam
Bickford
The Jitney is still doing business
and is the popular way of going to
either Buhl or Twin Falls.
Joe Graham is now building mod
ern bungalow on his farm west of
Filler, his former residence having
been destroyed by fire about month
ago.
Tuesday afternoon the local freight
engine jumped the track at Curry.
The wrecker came out from Twin
Falls and set her back in record
breaking time.
Ellis & Higgenbotham have been
awarded the contract for the construc-
ton of two houses on the acre tract
owned by Davis Bros These houses
will be at the north end OF Yakima
and will be occupied by renters.
Many granaries are being built over
the county this fall to take care of the
enormous wheat crop. The farmers
are now getting in shape to provide
ample storage for their crops SO they
may sell them at time that may
prove most profitable.
Juneau Shinn left Monday night for
| Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where he will
visit relatives for few weeks. From
there he goes to California to take
in the exposition. He will be gone
about IS days on his trip.
S. C. Laughlin had bad luck with
his Apperson last Friday, running in
to pile of rock and badly disfigur-
| ing the front of the car, besides do
| ing violence to the inside workings of
the pesky animal.
| The Epworth League of the M. E..
church made quite a success out of
Round the World" entertainment last
Thursday evening. Automobiles car
ried the people from one country to
the other, and all had big time. Ov-
er $50 was made by the league on the
proposition.
A. e. Kelly, of Bull, an expert
roofing contractor has put new roof
on BEEN & Hammerquist store. He
also fixed the roof on the opera house
and the peoples store building. Mr..
Kelly certainly understands his bust
ness Besides this Kelly is a ball
tosser of no mean proportions, having
been pitching this season for Bull.
E. F.. George, the barber who has
been employed in the Fitzpatrick shop
for some time, will leave soon with his
wife for California where they ex-
pect to remain for some time. They
have traded their property here for
Twin Falls property. E. Mcneil, the
ice man, gets the Filler property.
When it comes to trading Earl Muir
ry still holds the belt. He traded his
Metz to Graves one day last week and
the next day traded his Overland to
Leonard Brown for Ford and is now
on a deal to trade for another car
Anybody can get trade out of Muir.
ry any time for something-anyth ing
he has.
Frank Taylor won't race his Ford
but he has a dog he will run agains
anything on the tract. The dog has
game leg at present but Frank will
have him conditioned by field Day
and is looking for match. He will
run him against an automobile, horse
or flying MACHINE for any kind of {
purse from dollar to five hundred
Police Court had a busy session
Tuesday morning. Earl Walker, 0.
.. Childs and VIM Spencer were caugh
by Marshal Allen running their car
without lights Monday night in viola
ton of the city ordinances and wer
brought before his honor, Judge Rip
ley, and fined 81 and costs Some s.
owners of cars in Twin Falls wer
, fined 81 and costs in one day las
week for cnpp6inp