The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-10-22

W Bi1llS tilt 9lGoullS CAAOl " IliS 1922 /
try, the Hansen Butte will get in on |
these seed crops. One of the owners
there planted alfalfa in rows this
spring and exhibited samples taken at
random from the field this fall which !
within two inches OF the ground with
we'll filled seed pods. 1t is certain
that alfalfa seed can be grown as
we'll upon the tract as we'll as on
Rock Creek, and only little expert
menting is necessary to determine just
the proper method OF handling it.
On Thursday of last week Mrs. Stur
geon Mccoy entertained the ladies
Aid society of the Hansen Methodist
church, assisted by Mrs. Charles W.
Conner. A large number Of members
were present and enjoyed the after
noon with music and visiting. The So
ciety is being entertained on Thurs
day of this week by Mrs. C. P. Baker
at her home south of town. Plans for
the Rally day dinner will be completed
at this meeting.
Mr.. Geo. H. Weitz owner and opera
tor Of the Stockdale Feeding Station,
|near Chicago, was in Hansen last week
in the interest of his business. He Wis
tied all the leading shippers of both
cattle and sheep, practically all OF
whom he is personally acquainted
with.
On next Sunday, the oath of October,
| the Hansen Sunday school will hold
an all day rally. In the morning at
| ten o'clock will be held a program
supplied by our. own Sunday school
pupils, at noon will be enjoyed a big
rally-day dinner showing another of
the great crops which has been har-
vested this year In the afternoon
will be held rally of the Hansen dis
| trict with a program supplied by the
| officers and members of the county
] association from Twin Falls. Every
one who is member of the school,
or who is interested in the growth
and welfare of the school is asked to
be present on Sunday, to enjoy the all
day treat and help make it a success.
Jack Craig arrived nome safely
from the San Francisco fair and he
/ brought with him all of the trio with
whom he started, Peter Link, Roy
w eager and Leo Fernandes. They
| report a very enjoyable trip coming
and going and while there. Jack
Craig says that car is a good ma
chine to travel over the ground with
but his hobby and hope is to handle
a biplane over the heads of the multi
tude.
Mr. n A. Pettygrove left last week
for Oxford, Nebraska, where he has
. just shipped couple of cars of ap-
pies taken from his ranch here. Mr.
Pettygrove makes this same trip every
year, and realizes more from his or
chard than in any other way of hadl.
ing the crop.
On Tuesday of last week. the direc
tors of the Bank of Hansen held theil
regular monthly meeting at the bank
and transacted the routine business
, of the day Those present were Chris
: Peterson from Rock Creek, and H. NJ
Vanderpool, Lawrence Hansen, Jacl
, Craig and Nj. B. Provost, all Of Han
sen.
Simeon Walton is attending schoO
in Pocatello this year. Byron Ed
) wards also entered, but was compel
, ed to withdraw because of an injur,
) which he received in a runaway SOM
J time ago.
/, Charles Frahm, of Denton, Montana
is here now and is going to work TO
+ his brother, John w. Frahm, this win
ter.
3 Mrs. Searle Burkhalter is in tn
Al White Cross hospital at Twin Fallt
t where she is recovering from the ct
: fects OF an operation. She Is i'm
proving rapidly.
6 Louis Klingeman and Walter \
d Rose have disposed OF the rancho
k near Hansen. C. w. Coiner takes POI
q session of the former next spring, an
= f. A. Minnerly OF Twin Falls, will tax
h the Rose place.
X The Methodist church Of Hansen
Z planning to finish up the baselner
n under their building suitable for SUI
c day school class meetings, and q
! cial gatherings OF the church whic
Z require larger rooms. This will be
It needed improvement that can be we
a used.