The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-28
BUHL
From The Herald.

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From The Herald.
c.. E. Stuart sold his 100 acre ranch
last week to Joe Ohniweis, of the Sal
mon tract. He will move to CalifOr-
MIA in the near future on account OF
his daughters health.
Leon Taylor went to Moscow, Ida
no, Sunday morning where he Will
attend the University of Idaho during
the coming year. Leon graduated from
the Bull high school in the 1915 class,
and has been working at his fathers
ranch since then.
Willis Inglesby, son of G. e. Iingles-
by south Of town, returned home Mon
day to attend school this winter. Will
lis has been working on ranch at
Great Falls, Montana, this summer.
Samuel Beeson traded his farm last
week, and will have public sale next
Monday.
John Messenger, cattleman from the
Roseworth country, was at Bull last
week to buy hay for winter feeding |
He reports conditions good on the |
range, and thinks that the farmer |
could demand higher price for their
hay around here, if they put up shelf
er or some kind to use while feeding
the alfalfa. MIR. Messenger thinks it
requires SO much more hay to feed
cattle which have no shelter that the
feeder must pay less for the hay.
W. W. Cramer, stockman from Three
Creek, came over to Bull last week
and bought horses to take back with
him. He reports a scarcity of horses
In that country, owing to the number
bought from here last winter.
B. 0. Ewing bought a bunch Of sheep
last week to experiment by pasturing
them ON his clover stubble Mr.. Ew-
ing made fortune on clover seed this
summer.
S. A. Gillette, who lives south of
Castleford, imported one Of the best
ambouillet bucks ever brought to
this tract last week. He expects to
show him at the Cornucopia fair. The
buck was expressed to Bull from
Wyoming, and it has won several state
and national prizes
Mrs. Charles Ketchum arrived here
from La Harpe, ILL.,, last Friday and
will spend several months visiting at
the home of her son, Merlin Ketchum.
E. B. Guthridge, who Is employed
in the Merrick Hardware Co., received
a telegram from his brother, David,
in Chickasha, Oklahoma, stating that
their father died Friday
Kelly Heath was taken i'll last Mon
day with a severe attack, of tonsilitis,
but he is getting along better at this
writing. He had been working with a
threshing crew this fall
Clyde Dudley of Filler visited with
friends in Bull last Saturday evening.
]. Andres, who contracted to put
:. in the walk on Main street, between
the City hotel and the crossing to-
ward town, completed his work Tues
day and went back to Twin Falls
that evening.
II E. e. Beeman, who has been spend
ing the summer on his ranch south of
town, left Tuesday evening to take
lup his work as travelling salesman for
the Lion Clothing company, Of La
| Crosse, Wis, during the winter. Mr..
1 Beeman travels over the territory of
Idaho, Oregon and Washington.
II Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Davis left Tues
day evening for their old home in
Risco, Missouri. They llsvee1ived on
the Twin Falls tract about. 10 years
but sold their FARM east OF town 10
John P. Hunt, of Pullman, Wash, last
spring and they will move to their
farm in Missouri.
The Farmers Union shipped car
of hogs Wednesday,.
The Methodist Ladies' AID will hold
their annual election October Z, and
the officers request that every member
be present.
George Hubbell, brother of w. l.
= came up from Salt Lake last week tc
spend the winter at Bull at his broth
l er's residence.
Ross Ellison went to Rogerson last
week to look after his sheep inter
ests up there.
Harold DAILY, of Oakley, accepted {
position with the Ellison Drug com
pany last week Roy Daily began work
ing for Elison's the. week before, ana
he is from Oakley, but the boys are
not related.
Misses Dorothy and Beatrice Pol
son, of Livingston, Mont, came Sun
day to visit at the home of their sis
ter, Mrs Chas. Merritt Miss Beatrice
returned to her home this week, ant
the other sister will visit for severa
weeks.
Hobbs and Gillette, south of Castle
ford, sold 213 head of Rambouille
spring lambs to James w. Port, o
Oakley, Monday and they were ship
ped out Tuesday morning. They ar
said to be one of the incest shipment
sent from Buhl for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. ]. Hays, brothe
of Robt Hays and Mr.. and Mrs. W
Sears, of Grinnell, Ia, have been Wis
iting relatives and friends aroun
Buhl the past week. They had beel
to California, and stopped on thei
return. Mr.. Hays was at this trac
several years ago, and says that tn
- improvement abs been phenomenal.
F. B. Carson, jeweler installed
wall case for showing silverware, Gu
\ class and jewelry last week.
Len Wiseman shipped car of hog