The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-10-19

week. The men forming the partner
ship to sell the land, are John F..
Methyin and A. l.. Hurst. Mr.. Meth
vim is a successful farmer living east
of Bull, and A. L. Hurst is a success
full farmer living south of town Both
men have had previous experience in
the real estate business. They have
opened an office in the building moved
on the lot adjoining the Sterling
creamery, on Broadway.
Mr. Miller, representing the Eli
lson-White company, visited Bull Tue
day and Wednesday in the interest of
placing a siX-day chautauqua in Bull
next summer. He visited a number of
the business men, and met quite a few
farmers who happened to be in town,
and they have practically all encOur-
aged the move by signing to guarantee
the required number of tickets. The
chautauqua is practically assured, and
it will comprise a six-day course of
some of the best talent that can be
secured
James Cannon of the Cannon Seed
/ company, had the misfortune of being
pinned under his Ford runabout last
Friday evening, a mile and a half
south of the southwest corner of the
Bull townste. The car ran into a
dust hole in the road and turned over
upon it driver The windshield broke,
and the glass cut Mr.. Gannon's right
arm between the wrist and the elbow.
/ All the muscles were severed so that
his arm is useless He considers him
self fortunate for having escaped with
so slight injury.
/ Tho Idaho ATorooptflo ocp,papr- on,
ened the new store last Saturday in
the new building recently erected on
the corner near the Herald building.
Mr.. Laird, as manager of the new
concern, is a wide awake, up-tO-date
/ business man, who will make the store
second to none of its kind in the state.
L. j. Parker, of the Bull Auto COM
pany, has discovered a way of running
his auto without gasoline. Or perhaps
it is the make of the car. At any rate,
when he started from Twin Falls last
Monday morning he lost the gas tank
from his new seven-passenger Sun and
did not discover that il was gone until
he stopped in Filler, nine miles from
Twin Falls After finding that it was
lost, Mr. Parker started to walk back
to find it, but met another auto whose
] QliNtl tOlu nlll llldl lut lduh lay dt
the side of the road near Twin Falls
Parker decided the walk too much to
go on, and drove down to Buhl without
the tank, nine miles further.
Unless enough of the citizens of
Bull sign a petition asking the post
office department at Washington to
put city delivery in the Bull post Of
/ flee the matter will be dispensed with,
] Il
department last week. The receipts
of the postoffice for the past year eX-
ceeded the amount necessary to estab-
fish city delivery, though the arrival of
trains make it impossible to deliver
mail arriving on the evening train the
same day. The department believes
that many people will call for their
evening mail at the office instead of
waiting until the next morning.
The Bull Hardware company have
moved all of their stock of goods into
their new location on Main street
where they recently erected the new
3 building, except the plumbing depart
ment. The new building has not been
fitted with the plate glass fronts, due
TO the contractors being unable to gel
the glass. The plumbing department
will be kept in the former location OF
Main street until the building i.
leased.
The mystery surrounding the dis
appearance of A. Mackleroad, who i.
supposed to have left for his home
stead in Nevada about January /, still
has the authorities baffled The.
have no further clue to the suspicion
of foul play. Efforts are being mad,
to locate Fred Marks, a stepson, whom
it is said Quarreled with Mr.. Hackle
road.
The first meeting of the Communit,
Educational club for the present yea
was held in the high school auditorium
at $3.50 last Monday afternoon, a
which time officers were elected an
plans outlined for the coming yeal
Superintendent Manning called tn
meeting to order, and the work TO
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