The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-07-27
BERGER


Beauty sometimes is not even skin
deep.
One can think good thought just
as quickly as a mean one.
Ere long the golden kernel will
be falling before the sickle on every |
hand.
Robert l.. Forbes was passenger |
for the county metropolis Wednesday,
returning Thursday.
Fred Haggardt was seen going down |
the road with Kimberly as his objec-
tive point Sunday. Fred is a fire.
quent visitor to the Kimberly neigh
borhood. What's the attraction Fred ?
II. l.. Forbes commenced harvest
ing wheat Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Sanderson were
Twin Falls visitors Sunday.
| Cooperation means selfishness dis
carded and there never was less use
for the latter than there is today.
A. A. Joiner was a Twin Falls Wis
itor one day last week.
Quite number of the farmers have
gone to the hills to get timber or
poles.
1 j. NJ Pierce and family enjoyed
pleasant visit with friends and rela-
tives near Bull few days last week.
Services will be held in Berger Sun
day at II o'clock a. m. Sunday school
at 10 a. m. Come one and all.
| Notwithstanding our present condi-
tons on this great and famous tract,
1.-The Salmon, it seems that prosperity
, is evidenced in some localities Some
! of our ranchers have begun investing
in autos and to enjoy the pleasures of
! life the same as our city cousins, and
: why shouldn't they? If any one is
entitled to any pleasures, the farmer
/, certainly is. Frank Holloway is the
; possessor of brand new auto that he
: |has recently purchased in Twin Falls
T, from the Lind Auto company.
y Quite number of our people were
in attendance at the meeting in Hol-
c lister when the governor Of this great
a state of Idaho was present and ad-
. dressed the settlers, the sturdy lio-
n !neers who have gone through the or
q deal of hardships and drawbacks OF
various kinds on the tract. All those
q who were present enjoyed the gov
o clnor's talk.
o The members of the Pioneer club
4 with their husbands, perpetrated q
: surprise on one of their members
r Mrs. j. M. Pierce, Wednesday evening
9 o: last week. Their victims, Mr.. and
! Mrs. ]. M. Pierce, were certainly TAX.
9 en- unawares, but they were equal te
- the occasion, all were made welcome
r. and GOOD time was the result.
. (Too late for last week.
If Were the dark ages any darker thar
those they are having in Eurors
j. now?
Is Mr. and Mrs. Harris, of the Hag
ir gardt neighborhood, were guests 70
dinner at the home of their daughter
Mrs. A A. Joiner.
.e Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Leth, of Twil
IS Falls, and Miss Flora Leth, niece o
is Mr. Leth and Miss Mary Harvey, o
n Nebraska, were pleasantly entertainer
IS by Judge and Mrs. F. w. Berger on
le day recently.
" Judging by the present war, Man
T. inhumanity to man. is not yet an oh
N solete tune.
,e Mr.. and Mrs Lee Leichliter drove t
e. Twin Tails Wednesday returnin
Thursday.
ia Mr. and Mrs. Lorain Aver of Twi
id Falls, were pleasant visitors at tn
Or home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Aver Sun
o. day.
IN Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Sanderson wer
id pleasantly entertained at dinner at tn
20 home of Mr. and Mrs F. w. Berger
SIS one day recently.
n Attorney Ostrom, of Bull, and hi
As brother, Frank, of Seattle, were de
n llightfully entertained by Mr.. and Mr.
nv Thomas Sanderson one day recent.
to Mr.. Sanderson and the Ostroms al
W. school mates from Seattle.
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Aver entertain
ed their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Orv
Belville of Twin. Falls Sunday.
or Mr. and Mrs. John Beighley Ell
It's tertained Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Bergt
10. and Mrs. Roy hammers at Dime
ut Sunday.
or C. s. McMartin, who is representa-
lat the Northwestern Insurance Co.. W;
al doing business in Berger Thursday.
re- Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Sandersc
is were visitors at the county metropol
IRE Tuesday and Wednesday.
nd Floy and Leroy Beighley enjoy'
it hunting and fishing trip to Ro'
in Creek, couple of days last week.
ST. Don't ask Ellison Holloway and
is N Butcher about their fishing trip
On --somewhere.
Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Douglas we
per county seat visitors Friday.
or Mrs. Thomas SandersOn enjoyed
md pleasant visit from the Misses Ru
18th and Nina Hazard and Jennie Dudl
of HOLSTER Thursday.
Thomas Sanderson cut his field
wheat on his dry farm adjoining toy
for hay last week. Mr.. Sanders
believes in making hay while the S
Yell shines.
led. Judge Berger was transacting Blu
ness in the county capital Thursd'
hip The Land and Water company h
'rol had crew working on the new dit
near Cedar draw north of town.
es- Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. McGregOr drove
AR Twin Falls Saturday, returning
cen way Of Filler.
re- Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Gibbs and