The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-03-27
HOmeseeker Dies-Jan

years and comes to Twin Falls with
many new ideas in headwear.
HOmeseeker Dies-James Carr, of
Niangua, Mo, died in this city Thurs
day afternoon of pneumonia which he
contracted while on his way hither
with his wife three weeks ago to
make his home. The body was shipped
to Niangua Friday for interment. He
was about twenty-six years old.
Elk Looking Fine-Assistant State
Game Warden Joe F'itzsimmons return
ed Saturday from the Rock Greek sec
ton where he went to look after elk
placed there last year. He saw thir-
teen of them, all looking fine. While
out he also saw about forty deer which
were apparently faring we'll
Free Lecture TOnight-Rev. Barn
hart will give a free illustrated mis-
sionary lecture on South America at
the Methodist church tomorrow even
ing. 1t is announced that the address
will be exceedingly interesting and
instructive to those interested in mis-
sionary work. A general invitation is
extended to all
Fear Hog ChOIera-That hog cholera
may again break out on the tract if
swine breeders do not keep their yards
and lots clean is the opinion of DR..
George G. Bishop of the United States
bureau of animal industry Dr. Bis
hop says that he finds many who keep
their lots in good condition, but others
fail completely in this respect.
DRINKS Fined Because they
raised a disturbance Sunday night ut
the Rogerson hotel which resulted i'm
their prompt election by the proprietor
and started to create a disturbance in
room at the Perrine later on, c. L.
Davis and a man who gave his name
as John Doe were fined SIS apiece and
costs by Police Judge w. J. Smith,
yesterday.
Weather Still DubiOus-The follow
ing is the weather forecast for the
week beginning Sunday, March 25, for
the Rocky mountain and plateau re-
gions: Local rains or SHOWS Tues
day and Wednesday in northern reg
ions, otherwise generally fair; tenn
perature will average above the sea-
sonal normal first half of the week,
the latter half will be much colder
over northern portions.
Deep Snow in Basin-Miss Oder who
taught school in the Shoshone Basin
returned Sunday having completed her
term. She says that snow out there
is twelve feet deep in many places and
packed thoroughly. The folks in the
Basin travel on skis. They believe
that if the weather eventually gets
warmer and the snow thaws, the
amount of water in the Salmon dam
will be the greatest on record.
That New Sign-Being neither wick
ed nor rebellious, a new sign has
been given to the TIMES, of which il
Justly proud. 1t was recently placed
upon the door and window of our new
quarters, in the white Front" at 25E
Main avenue east, by Cosgriff; and as
a sample of color work on glass, un-
questionably has anything and every
thing in the city laid in the shade
both in design and execution.
Likes Twin Falls w. Wheeling
of Chicago, who, for the past two
months, has had charge of the install
lation of the kodak department of the
City Pharmacy, will remain in charge
of the work and will continue to d.
high class printing and developing o
all kinds. Mrs. Wheeling and two
children at present are visiting a
Brainard, Mimi, will come to TwiI
Falls in the near future to make theil
home.
Farm Wages Higher-Thirty mel
have secured jobs so far this montl
through the municipal employment
agency There are more men thai
jobs at present but the workmen seen
to be pretty prosperous and are de
manding higher wages in many in
stances. Wages range from $45 4
$50 a month, which averages SIS
month more than in former years
1t is thought they all will be employ
| ed in a short time.
Summers Fined, Appeals Charge
with maintaining nuisance, allege
to consist in letting the dead body G
a sheep remain in a stream and wit
violating the law which forbids tn
allowing of dead animals to renal
more than twenty-fcur hours unburieC
w. r. Summers of Kimberly was fine
$3.50 on the first charge and SIS o
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