The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-08-21

Greater shows, a carnival company
with many attractions and 300 people
will be here all next week.
Mr.. Frank Arthur, a well known |
citizen of Jefferson, Iowa, with his
son, has been spending a week with |
the formers brother-in-law, Mr.. Jas |
NJ. Bice.
Says Sheep Boarded on Him. ].
Cattebaugh has sued the Owyhee
Sheep and Cattle company for $4,000 |
alleged for provender to have been
eaten by the sheep of the company.
Works For COIumbia-Rev. George |
S. Mari, of Columbia University, of
Portland, is here visiting Rev. N p.
Hahn, pastor of st. Edwards Catholic
church, and working in the interest
of the institution. ~
Married-At the pastors study, at
the Christian church, Saturday even
ing at 500, Floyd Batterton of Am
erican Falls, wheat rancher, and
Miss Susie F. Lewis of King City, Mo,
They will reside on ranch near
American Falls.
Weather Fair and NOrmaI-Forecast
for week beginning August 10, Rocky
Mountain and Plateau Regions: Nor
weather, although local showers
probable in southern portion of the
Rocky Mountains.
Teachers Institute-County Super
intendent, Miss Brittomart Wolfe,
gives official notice in another col
umn of the converting in this city, on
September 8, of the joint teachers
institute of Cassia and Twin Falls
counties 1t will be in session four
days, closing on the 18th.
More Exams HeId-Joseph Francis
Amaismaier, of Chicago, was exam
med aturday night by the local ex-
emption board and passed. Charles
Kellogg, an alleged 1. w. w. from
Idaho Falls, who was taken into GUS
tody on suspicion, and Elmer Fl. Han
sen and Judson willard, of Seattle,
were examined yesterday and failed,
on physical examination.
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Ladies' Aid Tea Thursday-The La
dies Aid society of the Presbyterian
church will give a social tea, at the
home of Mrs w. S. Campbell, 13S
Seventh avenue north, Thursday af-
ternoon at 2:30. All the members of
the church and congregation and their
friends are most cordially invited TO
come Hostesses, Mesdames Camp
bell, Will Johnson and Asher B. Will
son.
Gone to EurOpe-Francis Youngs
was in the city from Boise over Sun
day, visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. II. J. YOungS. He is member
of the Second Idaho, and left Monday
evening to join his regiment While
he was here his parents received
letter from Ogden, Utah, from his old
er brother, Lieutenant Homer Youngs
who was on his way east from Presl-
dio to join his regiment which is
somewhere in France"
Couple Quietly Wed-Mr. and Mrs
H. E. Cutting announce the marriage
of their daughter, Velma Henderson
\ Cutting, to Howell Leyson, Jr-, o
NGooding. The were quietly married
Wedn esday, August Is, by the Rev
Chas G. Johnson. They will be a
home in Gooding after September i
where they will make their Iutur'
home. The bride is one of Twin Fails
popular young ladies of the younge
set. The groom is assistant cashie
in the Citizens State Bank at Good
ing
Advertised For Bids-The count
commissioners in this issue Of Tn
Times advertise for bids for the Jar
bidge road along the following lines
From point on the boundary lin
between the states of Idaho and Ne
vada, to the junction of the Jarbldg
river and the east fork of the Bru
mean river, and from thence up tn
east fork of the Bruneau river to
point where the present road crosse
the said river at or near what is com
monty called the "Hot Hole.
Prices of fruit seemed rather hig
when what was sold here came III
teen hundred miles from the lmperls
Valley, or from other points not quit
so distant. But the real puzzle
presented when the homegrown proc
uct comes into market at a still high
err price The fruit grower has had
hard enough time in these parts an
needs a benefit; but, just the sam
1-3 cents a pound for peaches, etc
and 1919 cents a pound for tomatoe
comes pretty nearly being proh1b1tlN
for most of us.
The /. w. w. Strike, called for lai
Monday, was not expected to Great
disturbance in this city and vicinlt
and not ripple appeared above I'll
surface. There may have been nun
Der of reasons that this was so-oI
of which there are probably few pc
sons who will have known or Col
sidered. And that is the complei
condition of preparedness" brougl
about by our local peace officers III
der the direction and leadership
Sheriff Kendall. There has been J
sounding of trumpets; few poop
have known, or thought, anythir
about if. But the fact is nevertheless