The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-04-25

the passengers to the capital city at
that time. The date for the Bull
Cornucopia has not been definitely de-
cided upon, though it will probably
come about the same time as it did
last year. Arrangements may be made
to take the prize livestock and prize
grains directly to the state fair after
the Bull Cornucopia.
A e. kiss ana S. f. Hyde had an
accident while going up the west side
of the Castleford grade Monday after
noon, that did considerable damage
to a new King car, and that came near
proving fatal to the seven passengers
in it, when Mr.. kiss tried to change
from medium to low, just as he was
nearing the top of the first steep
pitch. The driver made a mistake and
changed the gear into reverse instead
of low, and the car shot back down
the hill, and backed off the grade,
turning the car over on it's side. No
one was seriously hurt, although the
running board and fender of the car
were smashed.
The sample design of the buttons
which will be worn on the lapel of the
coat by the members of the Bull Auto
club, has arrived. 1t is neat design,
made of the same material as the
watch fobs of the Bull Business Mems
association, and miniture in size. The
inscription is, "Buhl Auto Club, For
Better Road" and instead of the
cornucopia in the center, as the COM
mercial club badge, there is a small
automobile. The design was approved
by the club and the order placed for
them. They will be here in about ten
days.
G. Fl. Taylor had the misfortune to
lose 100 ewes that had been sheared
but short time before the cold wave
came over this part of the state last
Tuesday. The total loss will probably
aggregate $500, a part of which will
be due to the loss because of the slow
growth of the lambs. The ewes froze
to death, not having been used to the
weather with the clip of wool taken
off. Mr.. Taylor started for Cedar
Creek Saturday with the remaining
700 ewes and the lambs and it is fear
ed that they will not fare well with
the cold snap of Wednesday morning
it will take about ten days to trail the
sheep over there through the sage
brush.
S. S. Carvosso, who will open a gro
CtlN SURE III Tie new LynCu
which is being erected on the lot ad-
joining the Merrick Hardware com
pany, has ordered his stock of goods
which he expects to arrive about the
middle of May. The building is beinf
built larger than the contract called
| for by Mr.. CarVOssO, so that it will bt
so feet long instead of 60 feet Thu
, uirJ mas been excavated for a full
basement under the entire building
: and the first floor and the tile for the
walls will all be placed this week.
George Thompson, druggist from
Rogerson, who was formerly employed
with the Peoples Drug store, was il
Bull the first of the week to get tn
soda fountain he purchased from tn
Ellison Drug company earlier in tn
year. He took the fountain and fix
lures to Rogerson on an auto truck
and he will supply that part of tn
county with ice cream and soft drinks
Two of the three horses that stray
ed from the E. w. King ranch fou
miles northeast of Bull, were locace'
over near Hot Springs in Owyhe
county, and they were headed for tn
hills west Of the Salmon river whel
overtaken. They were taken up by
party near Hot Springs, and upol
learning of the owner and the rewar
Oh 9AO LOT the return Ol lueI, lie lele
phoned here to Mr.. King, who wen
after them Friday. The third anima
has not been found, though track of
was had about $50 miles west of Buh
The grand May Day Military Ba
has been announced for Monday nigh
lie May L, and there will be a prelimir
airy exhibition drill preceding tn
dance. Complete arrangements wi
- be made at the regular drill of tn
company next Monday night, April 2
\ Every member of Company K is bein
u urged to attend Monday evening
prepare for the fancy drills which wi
be given at the military ball.
K. w. Byrne came up from Pocatell
Saturday to attend the Pioneer Da
- celebration and to buy cattle for Il
packing plant of which he is a stool
= holder. Their new False-HoustC
| packing plant at Pocatello will !
ompleted and ready for operation |
he first of June Mr. Byrne is OF
of the board of directors of the fri
nd he will make this territory to bl
title and hogs when the new plant
"A open and ready for running.