The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-03-22
Berger Items
(Tlmes' speelaI Correspondeneel

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T. A. PARROT was transacting bust
ness in Filler Monday
Our genial townsite promoter and
representative of the Berger Mill &
Elevator company, was over from the
Magic City on business one day this
week.
Verne Morgan, a director of the
Salmon River Settlers association,
was a business visitor at the county
metropolis Saturday.
Do not forget that the Emerson
literary club Will meet in the Berger
school house Friday evening" March
%. very interesting program has
been prepared by the committee and
large attendance and good time
is anticipated.
The league brothers have moved
and taken possession of the r. r.
Reed farm in Paradise valley, known
as the Young place, which they have
leased for the ensuing year.
Contractor E. L. Molin was doing"
the Magic City Saturday.
On account OF the irregularity of
the trains on the TWIN Falls-R Roger
son branch last week f. ]. Horni-
brook secured a livery rig and drove
spend Sunday with his family
Sam Crist and family, recent ar
rivals to the Salmon River tract from
Twin Falls were pleasantly enter
tanned at dinner at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. McGregor Sunday
ID. w. Walton looked after business
in Twin Falls Saturday.
Services will be held in the Berger
school house Sunday at II a. m. and
Sunday school at 10 a. m. w. T.
Prickett will officiate.
Gust Schoth was a Twin Falls visi-
tor Saturday.
Carl Stansburg, who owns nice
farm adjoining the city limits of Ber-
ger, also owners of the Stansbury
addition of West Berger, has, with
his family, returned to Berger. after
spending the winter in Twin Falls
Mr.. Stansbury and son. Worrill will
under the name of Stansbury and
Son, engage in the agricultural pur-
suits on the Salmon this year.
Mr.. Forbes is making preparations
to erect a house on his place. having
the material on the ground and 9th
er additions and improvements are
in contemplation H
l.. f. Edmundson, one of the promi-
nent farmers of the Paradise valley.
was business visitor in Hollister
Saturday,
p Miss Ethel Lyman, teacher of the
Haggardt school, spent the weekend
with relatives and friends in Twin
rails.
T. J. Douglas. a prominent and pro-
gressive farmer of the Haggardt val
ley was a Twin Falls visitor one day
last week fs
Leonard HuddeIson, who recently
returned from Oregon is assisting e.
j. Hornibrook, who is engaged in the
production of wooden goods of the
golden hoof
Miss Lilly PARROT and her brother.
Roy, are recent arrivals to this com
munity. coming from Whiting. Kan
sas. These young people are vel
come to our community and will be
valuable addition, socially to the
younger set of this community
Chas Luttman and family visited
with relatives in Twin Falls Satur-
A. G. Aver, one of the energetic
and industrious farmers of Paradise
valley has completed his 5000 barrel
cistern
Fred Haggardt, farmer, orchardist,
spud specialist, and dealer in grain,
and general farm produce, of Hag-
gardt, was transacting business in
Twin Falls one day recently. Mr..
Haggardt is one OF the bonanza far
mers of the Salmon River tract. farm
ing four hundred acres or more of the
most turtle soil the sun ever shone
upon Mr.. Haggardt has some sub
stantial improvements on his place
forest trees are planted around his
premises and also eighty acre or
chard. Mr.. Haggardt is an ardent
and a firm believer in the production
OF potatoes, and plants from sixty to
hundred acres every year.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Logue were
visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. r. Carder Saturday. Mrs. Logue
was formally principal of Berger
schools but is now teaching in Oak
ley
Mrs. G. "A. Shaw, who had enjoyed
weeks visit with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Davis, returned to her home
IN Twin Falls Monday.
On account of rush of work the
writer will have to discontinue to act
IN the capacity of reporter for the
Times from this section of the Sal
mon, and will step aside for some one
with an ADLER pen than ours.