The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-12-12
Bull NeOS


company OF opOkdnct mas Cudlbt VI
the sale.
j. j. Powell, who received broken
leg In runaway this spring, and
who has been unable to do his work
this summer, rs loud in his praise Of
the treatment received from the men
who comprise the membership of the
Bull l. q. o. f. Mr. Powell is Il
member OF the odd Fellows in Tilla-
nook, Oregon, having been initiated
10 membership before coming to this
part of the country
The second annual Thanksgiving
dinner at the Baptist church passed
off on schedule time to the complete
satisfaction Of all concerned. TO be
sure some of the young people ate to-
much for comfort but not enough for
the doctor, but then, that's nothing.
About 175 sat down to the bountifully
spread tables. of which number, 100
were young people reminding one of
"a snow bank In July
fund of seventy-five dollars was
raised last week by local subscription
and forwarded to the boys of Com
panl X to be used as a mess fund,
or to be expended in any way that the
boys might choose To do. 1t was at
first proposed to send a shipment of
dressed turkeys but later il was de
cided to send the boys the money.
as they could buy the turkeys ass
cheap in New Mexico as i'm Idaho. Tie
money was raised by subscription m
town. by j. III. Shank secretary of the
Bull Commercial club.
George Almac and Sophia Struck
man wero married in Twin Falls on
Wednesday morning. They returned !
u. .aIIN
make their home at the end of Main |
street and beyond the city hotel. Miss
Strucl1man is the daughter of MIR. and |
Mrs. Fred Lampky of this city. Mr.
Almac has lived in Bull for the past |
several years. and during the past |
fall he has been separator man for |
the Barnwell a Johnson threshing |
machine
c. II. Brewer and sister came hero
overland from Los Angeles. Califor- |
MIA Saturday. and are visiting at the |
b. b. Taylor home Mr. Brewer and |
Mr.. Taylor we're schoolmates when
they lived i'm the same town in kan
sas Mr.. Brewer intends to purchase |
a farm and remain here. as he says |
this is the best section of country he |
has ever seen. lie has property i
] .os Angeles. which he rented before |
coming here.
Dick Davis will move to Filler to-
morrow MIR Davis sold his farm |
west of town, and will go back into |
the livery business with his brother |
He has been an interested partner in
the business since leaving Filler, al |
though has not taken an active part IA |
the management
Miss Carrie sherman daughter o,
Mr. and Mrs h. II Sherman, and Ed
ward Fulford. who has been following
the carpenter trade in this city during
the past year. We're married in Pendle-
ton, Ore. last Saturday at the home of
o brother of the groom. The young
couple will make their home at STAN
field, Oregon for a time. and at least
during the winter. Miss sherman LEFT
here Saturday and was met by Mr.
Fulford no pendleton, where the young
couple were married MIR Fulford is
81 brother to Mrs Atkinson of Bull
W. A. Bozarth and n. A. Spence re-
turned from weeks trip to Canada,
Saturday. where they purchased a half
section of land each. i'm the Alberta
country MIR BOzarth and family eN-
pect to move TO Canada about the first
OF March, j. W. Shurrum also pur-
and expects to move to Canada dur
ing the next two months Mr. Boz
arth's property is seventy miles north
of the United States line
Jake Friedman. blacksmith at the
Albert Hflasa shop. played the part
of a hero. last Thursday evening by
catching a runaway horse. attached to
buggy in which a lady and her little
daughter were riding The runaway
occurred between the hiyh school
building and the corner of the town
site The woman had lost one of the
lines. and she was afraid to pull on
IL for fear of turning the animal alb
ruptly in the road and upsetting th'
buggy Mr. Friedman was was taking
an evening stroll. caught the horst
by the bride bit as it attempted g
dash by. thereby avoiding what Nigh
have a serious accident. The nam,
of the lady who was driving the horst
has not been learned.
Mr. and Mrs A. J Bagley and lit
tie daughter. Elva. went 20 Oregon
Tuesday Mr. Baclev rented HIS farm
south Of town and will spend the win
ter NJ Miller. Oregon. 70 develop mi
mining property. Mrs Baglcy ans
daughter Flva went 90 Portland frou
here where they will spend severe
weeks visiting relatives a. ]. Bias
ley was carrier ON route I from IN
local post office for the past five @
six years.
Announcements were received b
several Bull people the first Of th
week. stating that Miss Maargare
Plattner and Mr. Wilson r. Brow
were married in Idaho Falls Satu'
day. Miss plattner taught the pr
mary grade in the Bull school durin
the term Of 19lS-i4 Since leavin
hero she has been teaching the sam
grade in Burnley. where she has ais
had charge of the domestic scienC
work. IL is understood that NJ
Brown is a Burnley business man.
The pupils Of the English class
the Bull high school are preparin
school play which they win 81
IN the auditorium some time ne
month Miss Eberly. teacher OF En-
iish in the high school. is direcul