The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-02-04
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BERGER

g BERGER
The ability to make friends Is second
only in value TO the ability to retain
them.
Worry about what has happened Is
useless; about what is going to hap
pen, a poor substitute for thought and
action. SO why worry at all.
me attitude of mind which believes
that we here in America want or will
long tolerate any nationalism that is
not wholly and absolutely American,
is guided by the egotism of sublime
ignorance.
T.. j. Hornibrook is over from Twin
Falls looking over his farming inter
ests on the Salmon, this week.
c. f. Carder is making some extern
sive improvements on his forty north
of town. He purchased a building OF
Roy Doramus in Berger and moved
same onto his farm. He Is also moving
his house and other buildings from
town, which he will make his future
home. Undoubtedly Mr.. Carder has
some faith as to the adjustment of our
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w. w. Powell of the Haggardt neigh
borhood, was transacting business at
the county seat the first of the week.
| Gus Schoth, who has charge of c..
A. Bickford's ranch, returned from an
extended visit with relatives and
friends in Illinois and other states,
Sunday.
Mrs. Kevan and children went to
Twin Falls for a few days visit with
friends, Thursday.
During the thaw last week quite a
number of ranchers succeeded in hav-
ing their cistern filled with water
which was coming down the bitches
from the melted snow.
Will Sumner was looking after bust
ness matters in our sister town, Filler,
Friday.
Dave Abramson was doing business
in Twin Falls, Thursday.
Bert Richmond and family visited a
few days in Twin Falls last week.
Thomas A. Sanderson, who has had
charge of the Berger elevator, has re-
signed and moved onto his farm on
the Twin Falls tract, which he recent
ly purchased. 1t is matter of regret
to see this worthy young couple leave
lOuI luluSb- we uOpty HOHcNtI, luty
will have occasion to return to Berger
Mr.. Thomas Sanderson, Sr., has tenn
lporarily taken charge of the eleva-
tor
F. W. Havlicek went to Twin Falls
Monday to have some dental work
done.
The writer is counting at the county
capital this week Upon the receipt of
Ia laffnr from tho chariff WI n q y
supposed we had in some shape or
manner violated the statutes of the
state of Idaho, and were about to be
larrested. Like many Salmonites, we
were financially embarrassed-brok
and having no way of being conveyed
to the court house in Twin Falls, we
took the apostles route, walked in
Sunday afternoon, to appear before the
court Monday morning as a-juror.
Two carloads of hogs were shipped
out of Berger and one from Haggardt
the middle of the week.
Berger Literary society presented a
very interesting program last Friday
evening, which consisted of Aunt
Amelia's Family Album" Those who
participated in the play, were:
Mother ............................ Mrs. Berger
Me CAS- a little GRID Emma McGregor
Eben (My husband) &C. L. Smith
Me CAS- bride) Mrs. c. l.. Smith
THE Twins (Our children) ..........-..-
.......-..........-........ Viola and Alberta
Johnny Dill (Our grandson Lyle
Jeremiah Dill (The school teacher.
........-...........-- Logue
Samuel Pease (Eben's brother) .......-
...........-...... ...............C |. Curry
THE Parson who married us....-.....
..................-............. Will Sumner
The Parsons wife.-...........-...Mrs Logut
The Parsons son, Bill Clifford Evans
The Parsons son as baby.
John Hobbs, my brother-...Joh Pierce
Sister JaNe--.---.--.--.- -.-.--....---Mrs. Moli1
Jabez Higgs, James husband. ........
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mrs McGreFol
Sophia, (Jane's Oldest daughter) ...--
4 NoifSA
= Eliza Ann (Jane's youngest daugh-
teri Katie Holloway