The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-10-17
SAWTOOTH FOREST
POPULAR RESORT
Many Twin Falls People Visited the
Reserve This Year and Enjoyed the
Recreation.

HALEY, Ida.-According to the To-
cal forest supervisor, the recreational
use of the Sawtooth national forest has
been exceptionally great this season,
probably double the number of tourists
visiting this region than in previous
years. AT least So per cent of the
campers travel by auto, most Of them
coming from the Snake river projects.
The total registrations number sew
eral hundred, while the tourists actu-
ally visiting the forest run into the
thousands. The supervisor urges every
one to register and states, also, that
before leaving home, tourists should
designate the Forest Supervisor,
Haley IDAHO" as a forwarding adj
dress for telegraph and telephone
messages for all cases of emergencies.
Several residents of Twin Falls
have secured sites for summer homes
On the forest under term leases. One
Of these is located on Warm Springs
creek and two others are situated near
he Easley Hot Springs on Wood river.
Leases of this kind were provided for
last year by congress and furnish the
means whereby tracts not exceeding
five acres in size may be secured for a
term of years at a small annual rent
al. Those desiring to erect more or
less permanent summer cottages are
assured possession from year to year,
but this law in no way interferes with
the transient campers. On the Saw
tooth forest are a great many beauti-
fut sites for summer homes and for
est officers expect heavy demand as
soon as the possibilities become bet
ter known.
Registrations from Twin Falls resi-
dents are as follows:
AT Russian John Ranger Station
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Brogee, j. c. Keeh-
Ter, F. A. Patz, Mr.. and Mrs ]. e. ull,
Leonard Hill, Carl Brooks, Ell lin
Adams, Vaughn A. Price, Paul Carlson,
Edwin Babcock, Alfred Reichers, Cecil
Dean, John Hughes, Canada Evans, w.
M. HOlbender, Dean Davis, Stanley
CairncrOss, Herman Norman Irl
Beam, Willard Denton, Benton Van
Tassel, Clarence Dean, Elmer Wyland,
Ted Warren, II. NJ Bravin and family,
Ralph e. Woods, Edw E. Hodges, c.
II. Hempleman, W. c. Thompson and
family, Mrs. e. A. Spielburg, Miss Vera
Brown, Miss Alice Brown, VIM. Brown,
F. J. Rudolph c. s. Conover, Elsie
Easton, Beth Ramsey, F. L. Ramsey,
Annie Kantaz, DR.. o. M. Harsted, Lu-
ellie FOLLY, e. NJ Dill and family, Mrs.
Stuart Taylor, Stuart H. Taylor and
family, Miss Alice Taylor, Ray Austin,
Stanley Hodges, Willis Sutcliff, Morris
Ehler, Fraynie l.. McAtee, Grin A. Full
Ter, Arthur Carlson, Sidney Craig,O. D..
LYDIA, Ernest Gray, e. F. Mitchell, Mr.
and Mrs. L. c. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Burkholder Robert Thompson,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Fuller, Orrin R.
Hill, Harry Smock, b. A. Belleville, II.
c.. G. Gettert, Harry Barger, DR.. R. A.
PARROT and family Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry S. COwling, Mr. and Mrs. ]. A.
Barrett Mr.. and Mrs F. Mitchell, Mr..
and Mrs. Sern Chaplin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Faulkner.
AT Warm Springs Creek-Lois Cay
lord, Adah Avant, Vernet Anderson,
Mrs Updegraff, Mrs. Fuller, Mildred
Goodrich, Izah Driskell, Eliz Driskell,
Lloyd Driskell, Cora Driskell, Myrtle
Anderson, Mrs. Hartman and son, DR..
F. c. Beebe, Mrs c. e. Munson and
daughters, Martha Snyder, Rosamond
Bunnel, Arthur Pilgerrim, Marie Pill
gerrim, Ada Bunnel, Hattie Bunnell,
VIM. L. Snyder, c. w. Snyder, ]. A.
Steele and family.