The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-06-21
Bull NeLOS
CFrom Bull Pioneer.)

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Bulbs first chautauqua proved a
drawing card, and not only did most
of the people in Bull and the sur
rounding country attend, but large
numbers were attracted here from FL
les, Twin Falls, Hagerman and Wen
dell. The attendance far exceeded
what the committee expected, and is
no doubt due to the splendid efforts
of the advertising committee. Mr.. Nj
hart was t~ireless in his efforts, and
very few people over this and the
North Side tracts but what have heard
of Bulbs C~hautauqua. That the ad-
vertising has been a good investment
is demonstrated by the attendance.
Tuesday was full of disappoint-
ments for the Ch%autauqua crowds. The
noon train failed to get here on time,
and it was first announced that it
would reach here about 3 o'clock. so
the crowd that had assembled for the
afternoon program at the big tent de-
cided to wait, and later it wac an
nounced that the train would not get
here until late in the evening, and the
assembled throng decided to leave, and
just as they had left the entertainers
arrived, having secured an auto at
Burley. 1t was decided to put on a
double program in the evening, and
when this was about half over the
electric lights went out, and caused
a further delay of about half an hour.
Bill Hubbell, /. c.. Thompson and
Attorney ]. w. Taylor are reported to
have gone on a fishing trip to Ante
lOpe Springs last Saturday. They are
all back home, but up to the time of
oAf,.n =. A.. Iw-. .
this great family necessity has not
been presented with any trophies of
the trip. We don't the fact
that Twin Springs is in the same vi
entity as Antelope Springs has my
thing to do with the scarcity of fish.
However, gentlemen, if there is any
of the noted Twin Springs product
left you don't need to hesitate to call
here. In these strenuous times it will
be welcome.
The home talent motion picture to
be given at the Rex theater next
Thursday evening, June 81, will I'M
dOubtedly be the greatest local hit
ever made in Bull. Wouldn't That
Be Tough" is the title to this great
screen scream, and aside from saying
that it is a comedy the theatrical re-
~ Wao uAoDlC ~ 6Cl du1 ldCL6
as to just what sort Of a play it really
is, the manager desiring to leave it
to h people to be present at the the
alter next Thursday evening and see
for themselves.
The increased business of The Pho
neer has made it desirable to add more
room, so space has been rented in the
rear of, the Neyman Music house
which will be partitioned off and fix
ed up for an office. This will obviate
the necessity of going into the print
ing department to transact business.
and besides will allow more room for
the better arrangement of the euuip-
ment of the plant. Entrance to the
office will be the first door from the
corner of Broadway and Walnut
street, instead of the second, as here
tofore.
The Home Guard company is max
ing satisfactory progress. The meet
ing last Saturday evening at the old
school building on North Broadway
was fairly well attended, considering
the condition of the weather, and an
other meeting was held Monday even
ing. Those who were present were
given preliminary instruction in the
school of the soldier and they show
ed unusual aptitude in executing the
movements
The Gooding Motor company has
opened an office in Bull, with head
quarters at the Boyd-Ellis Motor Car
company garage. This has
the agency for four popular cars. the
Marmon, Franklin, Paige and Chevro-
let. They also handle trucks. For
mer Governor Gooding, of Gooding, is
the principal owner, and branches
have been established in several
southern Idaho towns.
The session of the city council Mon.
day evening was a short one, and nc
business was transacted. It was the
first day of the C%hautauqua. and a.
all of the city officials had season
tickets they wanted to attend. so i
was agreed to adjourn for one week
or until Monday evening, June 18th.
George Mcpherson went to Bots,
Tuesday of last week and on Thurs
day submitted to an operation for run
ture. He is at the st. Alphonsus hos
pital, and word received from him thi,
week is to the effect that he is gettin,
along nicely.