The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-04-10
LOCAL BREVITIES

! LOCAL BREVITIES
Phone IS
A Linotype breakdown made the
Times extra late today.
Auto Men Paying Up-About fifty
auto owners day are now paying up
their taxes
knights in Convention-Th dis
trict convention of the Knights OF
Pythias meet late this afternoon in the
Moose hall. They will. have banquet
and drill tonight.
Board at Hensen-The board of
county commissioners went to Han
sen yesterday to meet the highway
commissioners of the Hillsdale dis
trict in regard to the Hansen bridge. |
Many Foreclosures Seventy |
foreclosure cases under the tax laws |
were filed today by County Attorney |
F. L. Stephan in the district court.
Died at Hospital Mary A.
Grubb died yesterday at a local hos
pital at the age of twenty-four years.
Funeral arrangements will be an
nounced later.
Assess Sugar Company Anal
gamated Sugar company property was
assessed this week by County Asses
sor George Wilcox at $766,000 The
tax on it will approximate 100000.
Goes for COnsultatiOn-Dr w. A.
Sullivan left yesterday for Idaho Falls
to consult with the state veterinarian
relative to hog cholera work in that
part of the state
Presbyterian Church Building -
Work began yesterday on the new
Presbyterian church, at the corner of
Fifth avenue and Second street north.
Great piles of material are being col
lected and the work will be hurried
to completion
Fair and Warmer-The following is
the weather forecast for week be-
ginning Sunday, April s., for the
Rocky Mountain and Plateau regions
Except local rains beginning of the
week over northern portions, gener-
ally fair; temperatures above season
al average.
AT Superior County Agent w. n
Birch and Dr. George G. Bishop of the
bureau of animal industry went tC
the Superior district last night t
speak on farm bureau and hog chOler;
While in the neighborhood DR.. BishOI
superintended the final cleaning III
of premises on which hog cholera hat
appeared last December.
Two Names Missed Lawrence I
Carlson and William Liser joined tn
national guard here just before the
left and did not have their names o.
/ the roster when it was copied by
| | TIMES representative The last nam
| ed by was unable to go until Sunda
morning when he joined the compan
at Boise.
Opens in Filer-The Anchor, Ha
Grain and Feed company will open
branch office, feed store and feed mi
in Filler tomorrow. Machinery h;
| arrived at Filler for the manufactul
of Anchorine molasses feed for a
kinds of stock The products of IL
mill will be shipped here.
Had Mad Itch-Two calves died la
week at the yards of Dr. F. F. McAt'
from a disease which had many of Il
characteristics of hydrophobia. Z
Wilson S. Decker, assistant state We
grin ri nalIad and 6ia0nnCl
the disease as mad itch, an Athletic
that is exceedingly rare in this pa
of the country. 1t is said to be co
tagious and care is being taken
prevent it's spread.
Back from BOise-Sheriff F.
Kendall returned today from Boil
He says that John c. Harvey, Leona
Avent and several others have be
rejected on physical examination.
Kendall was a witness this week
Gooding in the trial of Wilfred Hog
who was convicted for killing his WI
and sentenced to term of from TIVE
ty years to life. He drew up an agre
ment between Hogue and his w
when they lived at Kimberly just b
fore the murder.
Biggest Collection Ever-The Lar
est returns in fees collected ever ma
were turned in this week by Coun
Auditor e. ]. Finch to County Tres
urer Harvey Coggins. The fee cole
lions for the year amounted to $685.
55 of which $34S0.90 were for wo
as recorder, 81 for fees as record
and $1S6S.65 as county clerk Fr'
this was deducted $105 paid out to
clerk of the supreme court and
to the department of labor, leavi
total of $5294.55 to go to the cour
treasurer
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