The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-05-10

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After Liyest0ck-E ]. Roark, of FIT.
'cott. Kansas, formerly of this city,
S in the city after two cars of cows f
which he will ship back to the Sun c
lower state" He does an extensive I
business in horses and cattle.
Salmon Reservoir Statistics-The Y
'eport from the Salmon river dam [
showed a gauge height of j
,7.6 feet, a rise of 4.6 feet for the =
week. The amount of water available {
was 64,53O acre feet, a gain of $3.50 {
acre feet for the week.
BUYS Out Partner-A deal was clos
ed Monday between E. e. Kali and
George Ayres, co-partners in the Rex
barber shop, whereby the former
bought out Mr.. Ayers interest Mr..
Ayres plans on entering the employ
of the Great Union Tea company as a
travelling salesman.
Missionary SOciety-The Anna Hale
Evans Missionary society of the First
Christian church meets Friday after
noon, May IL, at the home of Mrs.
w. E. Moss at 2S6 Blue Lakes boule-
ward. Mrs Eva Gobhart is in charge
Of the program, the subject being
Argentina, the people, and religion"
Sale Near Hansen-E. f. Cozzens,
who lives a mile south of Hansen,
having sold his place, will dispose
of all his horses, cattle, hogs chick
ems, turkeys, farm machinery, house
hold goods and hay at his farm week
from today, Thursday, May II. The
sale will be in charge o Col. H. b.
Lue.
Bigamy Case Dismissed Because
there was no evidence except hearsay
to indicate that Walter M. Edwards
| had an undivorced wife in Colorado,
the case against him was dismissed in
the probate court yesterday, and he
was sent back to Jail to serve the
balance of a term of four months inn
posed on him by Judge w. A. Bah
cock some time ago.
Sale Next Monday. D. Mallory
announces a SALE conducted by Col
II. B. Lue, at his farm three and
three-fourths miles south and two
mile seast of the south end of Main
street beginning after a free luncl
next Monday. Five horses and
number of cattle and chickens, will
farm machinery and household goods
will be offered for sale.
Big Public Sale-On May 81 Their
will be big public sale held by K. A
= Hanson at his home three miles cas-
of Murtaugh and five miles west o
Miner, beginning after free lunc
at 1880 o'clock. Nine head of horses
fifty head of cattle, a lot of hogt
), farm machinery and household good
: will be hold. The sale will be con
: Quoted by Col H. B. Lue.
: Business WOmen's Picnic-The Bus
v ness Woman's club at their meeting 2
n the home of Mrs. H. J. Youngs las
o night determined to hold their picni
at Shoshone Falls Friday evening il
q stead of Saturday evening. The part
~ will leave the Rogerson corner
Main avenue and Second street ca
at o'clock in trucks. The next NEE
= ing of the club will be at the home
b Mrs. Youngs, Monday evening.
III
IS Smith Youngs accompanied by h
wife is here visiting his parents, M
Is and Mrs H. ]. Youngs at their hon
at No 253 Fifth avenue north. M
Youngs was a professor in the depaI
ment of forestry of the University
Idaho when the war broke out, b
d resigned to enter the army, where
successfully passed the examinati'
x required to secure a commission.
q Leaves for Training Camp-Follo
q ing the receipt Sunday of instructio
n from departmental headquarters
San Francisco, Claude B. Mickelw'
Il left Tuesday evening for that city
II report to the officers training car
e at the Preside. Mr.. Mickelwait W
Is the first of the Twin Falls men to
called, and it is understood that
d early call was the result of his TO
4 years military training at the Univt
b sity of Idaho, at which institution
n held the rank of major.
Puppy Tornado Raised Root
small twister which struck the toy
Monday evening, blowing down
Lincoln Produce barn, causing lc
of about $3.50, and then catching ur
long shed in the wards of the {
trander Lumber company, it whisk
y mart of il across the Rock Creek CO