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Weekly journal-miner., 1917-10-24
PLAINTIFF WINS CASE
 AGAINST FISH FIRM
(From Thursdays Daily)

Richard McNary was yesterday given a judgment in the sum of S347.l5 against the Crystal Springs Trout Company, the case having been tried the day before in the Superior court Judge Smith, at the conclu- sion of the trial took the matter under adviScment, and rendered his decision yesterday afternoon. McNary claimed that the defendant company owed him certain money for work which he had performed for the organization at the latter'S trout farm in the Skull Valley district
 Seeks Divorce.
 Mrs. Sophie Sheridan yesterday in stituted a divorce suit against w. F. Sheridan, the complaint charging the defendant with dcscrtion and nom support The defendant is not now d resident of this State, and his where abouts is unknown. The couple was married on August 6, 1913. at Auburn. Cal, and after short period of we'd ded life, the defendant left for parts unknown.
 Mine Suit Settled.
 The action of w. r. Petite and Leonard Briggs vs. C. R. Smith, Pat J. O'Hagan, James McKeown, Pat McGuinn, Martin Morris and U. ]. M. Boggs, was settled yesterday by Judge Smith in the Superior court when the latter held that the title of the mining property, over which the trouble had started, should be vested in the de- fendants. The suit had been brought to determine the ownership of the Ajax No. l and No. ? in the Pine Grove district of this county, and after hearing the testimony, the court de- cided that the plaintiffs had no claim to the property.
 Case Is Dismissed.
 The action of Briggs vs. Smith, ct al, was dismissed yesterday on motion of the attorney for the plaintiff. the latter to pay the costs of the suit.
 The case of Stokes vs. Stokes has been set for trial on Friday, October 10th.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-10-24

Journal-Miner for fine job work. *'
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-10-24
SHORT LINE ROAD
 IS NOW ASSURED
Dirt W;n Fly
 End This Month
 Or First Of Next
(From Thursdays Oailv.)

CFrom Thursdays Oailv) ~t-- Dirt will begin fly the Jerome for the with Prescott highway probably before the engineer of this month,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-12
8rDOeriamfnn0et.

5. Sanuar afbolDt Brooer1a1n11tn=
set e, Dellpffet Set bets npe So
foler / uMoDal Mrcanum".
Smgrrebrp0 90 N~nllepplle lpllle=
Sc eli fremrage11be &olle beo Graft
tementet.
Minolt 800 banife bar til Steoe.
@i billte poo gpgmelter 9. Snge-
md11 meo 5r11e, g. IS. Gasmnsl len,
Sc to 5efreterer, Neimers % Carl
fen, Beter @poelem bpis elifDoroige
emil iom ie0panlig panot olles
9ierter, og ri iaa ct Clint at Mar-
tin Mielien (We1iiffirmaet Dpers
&epreientant); bans tilfreoie gore
tpoeoe paa, at Sul=Sanoelen meo
.Bictroln"s Dor bRret goo.
&eporter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-12
Gn Manb meb n@pb6a" !.

Sen fienote Meierimano 5nen>
bon Mebren fra Sincflep oflogoe
ct. saul ct MptaorSbelpg.
5peno, ser 1traaleoe at 2tpStroff
"a qoot Snmpr, por lpillepenoe lon1
1pbpanlig.
uSsngen Wrun6 til at floge", Tag
Sc ban. uSorretningen 9aor CLINT
renoe, lao mon bar 10 Naoo til dt
more Jig en- file 5mule."
@peno bar ct 8or gooe SMrbe1os.
neDer, lp1t frGllet &aar og er alle.
re6e perb lite 1aa faa tu1tno 9ol=
lars. = Nogle flyer, set er ct tent
cifret Sal.
SON er fun 81 Mar % font ber-
oper, 6a ban par 10 Mar, 1elDfplge=
Tia noen en- Sent / 2ommen.
Set er SEN 5logs gWigranter
Minne1oto trenger til. Speno er
al set rigtige uYibeler":
Som mart igjen - SDen0!
~rSpringmorten"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-12
Ghuapn.
@abe-& pncerten.

9e oanife 5angforeninger, baaoe
Dar1le- og &erreforene, ialt ca. ito
.5angere, mp6te /. Manoags / BiGrgz
bins Sall for UNDER &r. emil
8igrns DIRECTION at bolbe Sen f9r-
tie iamle6e Brppe paa u@1berfuo".
Man git Songbarfet to @onge igen<
mem, og set git faa glat, TOM ON
oct bgrte til Sangernes 6aglige &e-
pertoire. Dette glimren6e Neiultat,
Der foru6en 5angerneS SLID, SSber
.og Snteresie, ifDl6es Sr. 8jprnS.
melterlige 2e6el1e, bafte olminbelig-
8cgejltring, oezbl. q. Sr. Otto Glau<
len, Nor0m9n6eneS 9mgforenings.
6efien6te Dirigent> Der befanbt fig
blan6t Gilbererne, uotrDffe fig |
bpjelte @roo onerfien6enoe ON 6en=.
ne, Den f6rite, 1amle6e Hr9be, Der
par1le6e ONT en- ppperlig &oncert.
Sfanien 2oge ST.. 139 8. 6. g.
bar Snolattelie al 8eitprelle pau
Mon0ag Mften / 2incoln Eurn
&all, 1923 Diberiep 8arflpop.E Sen
1D 8eItprelie, iom palgtes for Set
1tG1te Nar, CT iom fglger::a Gr=Yrp,
|iioeut, Mnna Gobp; 8rniioem, So
.banne sc. Niel1en; gice-Braiioent,
Min1ie GlauSien; Sefreter, Marie
.5efem1en; &asierer, &aren SSenien;
.Tilli6si9ltre for / Mar:: Caroline
Often; for 2 Mar, Sofie Semen;
for 3 Mar, SobanneS S%grgenien.
Sprer, Carrie 9tponfon; S%n0rebogt,
Gbriltine 0lien; Dorebagt, 5igrio
Maoien; Slagberere: @elga Gbri=
ltenlen % @mmp Saeob1en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-12
Tpb1els6ag

Den fjenote 6onife Snnitor i @il:
fillan 81ocf, $. 6. Mnoer1en, fplbtf
81 Mor SEN Ste Sanuar. S 9gn=
bags blep 9agen ferret mes ct bel:
lpffet @ilbe i 6po1elsbagSbarnets
$jem.
4 gifte Nor por til 5te0e. Mn-
6rem Nielien, u5mgrmanoen" $.
IS. &rog og &ontrafter Sobnion.
&un en- mg6te n6en en- be6re SalD=
Del; Set bar 6en nforbeoerlige He=
beribeno 5imon geielien.
Sen 6an1fe &oloni benter, at gu
gier Gin Bligt. ct 8ar u&o1en"=
1enfer CT fife til at forugte ST
mon!
@nont er Ser mnligDis Saab -
men bent iffe for 1Rnge.
Neporter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-12
Dgbsfalb,

Sienfrpmmer Sans @prn1e opoe
i 2eroags Mftes 81. $50, fun ca.
81 Mor gammel, efter at babe bpret
ipg ct @or Gage. Mf0poe, Der berfe
til g.. 8. g. 35 og Ob6 5ellom
2oge Scr. 9O8 % boeoe bos Sprer
arogb, 46h & Cottage @robe Mbe.;
begrabe6es / @uar 81. II nnoer
-1tor Deltogelie pan 0afmooo Strife.
gaar6.
6orbenpnret1oe 5%aloonfeeper,
Otto Sonlen ofgif 2pr6ag Nat bed
Dgoen efter ct lpngere 5Dgeleie.-
8egrabel1en fonot Ste6 / @aor fra
&iemmet pao Giftb Mpe., SCI: 2 Gf-
termio6ag, til Oafpoo6 &irfegaaro.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-12
stin,uater..

Sorleoen aflagoe bi Ell lille ralf
Mptoarspiiit / Stilllpater.
@lle be rgamle Drenge" fra ct.
Saul befinoer fig a1bnprfet.
Carp Mie11en hl11oe iffffe noff1onl
rriie Norge.
Soon Mptaarspreient fra bette
2ono fit leg 8eltilling paa 3 uBrin=
ting &reises". Cirque Solution CT
Sobeoagentens Rabn).
&ina bill beller lite itan tilbnge
for Mi6natsioIens &iemiteo.
Seq n1obtog i Dag Eelegram fra
8efing; en- ifaDoiet Manoarin, Der
er Npisnogiper, 6nifeoe 10
Waifiner pr. nt1gaoenoe.1
aarrD bab % oberbringe alIe 60
6e garnle genner ct. Naul Sc
beoife 8nffer om ct glaoeligt RDt=
anr.
Set famine gior0e lille Ole,
Sam" 6. Sergenien % Nrel Gbri-
itenien.
Gffn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-12
Geporter.
Sch banif 5angiorening.

IS 2p6d al Ia Gage Diilsen &reos
ali iongimeresfereoe 9nnlfe i ct.
&arI ammenfnl6e til ct Wegbe, bbor
Mnltgbeoerne ffaf. brgftes for Ell
1,p leDeoDgtig 5oneforening.
$. Sinoiing bliber bbert gilfGd-
De life paIgt til oens 8rpiioent, 90
ban nemlig 5lntningen al 6er1ne
Maaneb for lfeole forlooer u. g.
Son refer tic Netroera0, for Der
at leoe ct tort o%anif=rugff 5an-
belsfompagm.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-12
@earapeHe.

s 5pnbngs begraDeoes fra 8lemz
met, S65 g. 63ro ct, Or. 9. gsa=
tban, Der i en- M6er At ca. So Mar
plubielig afgif peb. Dgben forrige
EorSoag, paa 0afpooo airfegaaro.
Mfbgbe, Scr ~fabrifereoe en- @fortrtn1=
Zig Mitbma<M ebicin efter en- gam-
mel, bonif @ecept, ban baboe arpet
efter en- ban1f 29ge, bar cit %elifpprz
Dig % meget afbolbt Mano. San
efterlaocr fig 8nltru, 5piter til So
iepb % MariuS Meper, en- Sgn %
to Dptre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-12
8e9rapelie.

6reoog gftermio6og bleD 8ager-
meter Neter Eberfilb1en begrubet
pao Saflono &irfegaar6.
s set telrige Splge bemerfeoes
Gperprn]i6enten for u5dn6ernprge",
sc. No]sne1s, 8ogtrDffer Carl
Munfbolm, ftp. Soteleier NaSmns
@anIe n, 8lnoba1oler 8m- Niel1en,
Blomlterbonoler 81. 6. 9an1er,
@ortner S. s.. Meller 90 flere:
Set Dar en- Soo=Gellom 8egrabel=
ie og S9rgebpitibeligbeoen bar me-
get ltemningSfnlo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-12
s.. q. .. 6.

Mrbeioer-S angforeringen bar lis
,geleoeg lobet at asiiitere peo 9. q;
81. g.s MISUNDERSTANDING % Bal
paa Sgnoag BEN Abe 90. ! 8icfer
8arfs Itore Soil. gnfre fun 25c.
Willetter faas Dos Beter1en & Se1t>
fen, 2617 IS. Mortb Mbe. ((Se
Mnnoncem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-12
Sch aipb elIer Meparation at
ubre be}sg ben %pelfieabte Sl1oeler
Ginon Nelion, 209 g. 7tb .Street.
so qlar.

$ oenne Maaneo fploer WtrS. ,,
2ogersoorf 80 Mor.
Seuoes Morb, Ser CT 19rl1a
fienbt / oanlfe 5%ungfreole, fan oes'
perre life feire 6enne Sp1tioSoaq
i set felles Slem.
Mrs. 8: er nemlig iDg % tnolagi
poa v8etbesoa" z@ofpitalet.
Sen6eS tolrige @enner bill iiffer1
life unolooe at bilie pua 5pofelS.
bogsbarnet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-12
Te1ten i Dabton gluff.

S forrige Summer o1ntalte Ri to
u11ge, elegant paafleote norife Da=
mer, Ser giorbe meyen 2Dffe beh
Nptaarsballet i 8. 8. Commercial
Club.
DesDGrre ungap Ri ct forfier1
Wabn: Set bar 5pltrene Milses 81
Ia og Minnie Stolpeitab.
6eporter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-12
Tina &iae ipaes.

gn ing, 6anlf Hige fan faa Ell
let Nla0s til lite Sebrrur bos en-
ounif Bamilie beri Bpen. Mao
bore bil1ig til at paste to lmoa
8prn. Mnipgning marfet IS" in6:
lGggeS paa ungeblabet"s &ontor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-12
8mbsieneite.

S @olgatba airfen, 1876 gbonvas
5treet, boloes 0anif .@uostieneite
bber 5gnoag Gormiooag M. II.
Mlle er paa bet bierteligite IND
bnone.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-12
.Da1ls.

Danmdrfs 5gnners nelte Dams
b1iber 2gr6aeen ben 90. Sd11aar
paa MoDal Mrcanum Soil.
Mlle bondfe er font labbanlig pell@
TONNE.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-12
Damif Sfrebberfnnit.

st al Sc finelte Sfre66erfirmaer
i ct. saul er >Mac8rioe n1elt
Set bar ogioa ct lon,nrfet &erfo~
role - blan6t bbilfet 6trmaets
gbef meo Stoltbeo napner Dan-
lferen IS. Sgrgenle1.
5fal Ser lebereS Ell rigtig Lief
fer" 8i11terfroffffe meo efstrafin Gil
Flooring, faar Setter 1trafS bette
uSSob".
@i iaa iaaoan en- 6raffe forleoel,
90 ri aflag6e ct 8e1eg paa Sfrpo,
oerialen, og Sen fit bore Ipnoer til
at lgbe / 8on6.
81 gjor0e oglao @%efjenotifub meo
en- nng banif Game, Der er a1tiat ]
Gorretningen; og font er eli ibrig
2pler df ct. Saul Si0en6e. {
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-12
Sporfor BE intet fit.

Do Menneifene en- Gong t9nfte
poa at 6ele 6enne eyor6 mellem Zig,
pil6e Sc f1e1te, at bette iffuloc force
gaa be6 2ootrefning. Men be &rilt-
ne biloe life boere meb til Ben 2oo.
t%rpfning.
&per og en-, lagbe oe, mao efter
egen @mag -og 8ebag beige Jig en-
Sci of Sor6ens @ooer.
Momerne iagbe: - Bi gnifer os
@is6ommen.
@~ngelifmen6ene: - 81 9n ifer os
&obet.
Eprferne: Morferne maa BIZ
be bore.
M11sierne gnife6e fig Siploene oo
'Gr1berne, Sran1fmpnbene Cub, og
Gpiferne SSern 90 8aaben.
Sg S Ga, @refere, bbao 9tl<
ifer S, blep Ser ipurgt.
- Sent ct 9ieblif, bi maa FORT
b1ibe enige ON Sagen, iparebe Gree
ferne.
Men 90 Sc Ben Dag ! Sag iffc
er blebet enige .berom, bar Sc BEL
Ter i%ngenting facet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-12
st. Paul.
s. 81. Mbbolm,
gitp goitor & Manager.
9eDbeber

mao i%nofenoes, faa De er Erptfe-
riet lene{t 0nsbag Often. 72O-722
4tb 6treet 60, MinneapoliS,,Ufin1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-12

.Yeterien, bboo flyer gu til Din
aone, noor gu fommer TENT biem?"
aSeg flyer 600 often, lao
tan bun gobt ieIp figc Melten."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-12

"NAIA%N4I W y
at lgbe I 8on6.
81 gjor0e ogiaa @%efjen6tifub meo
en- 11ng 6anif Game, Der er aniat ]
Sorretningen; og font er CT iprig
|2p]er al ct. saul Gi6en6e. 1
Sra &apitpliet.
S benne uge Dor Ri - toffet bee
re 81. S. Geigens @litber0igbeo -
boot 2eiligbe6 til at ltifte 8efienot=
ifab meo ct an0et fremagenoe
noriffpbt Meolem al &epreientm=
ternes Sns - gbmar6 -Sn6erbus.
&on ct ligeio1r 1eigen en- bel
%Itoaenbe Sarmer.
s 26 Mor bar ban lebet / Min=
neloto, iliot boarot / set, men OPP
naaet, bba6 ban biloe, nemltg at
blibe Gier af Ell bel0repen Sorm %
erbperbe fig fine Me6borgeres Sill
Iio.
SITE minbre ems to @u1tge bar
BON reprRlenterct 8anton County
poa &apitoliet og for 4 Mar fi6en
bleb BON Dolgt til Meolem af ben
bemofrotiife Motional &omite, 6er
npminere6e @ilion til &un6ioat fo1
Nreii0entDalget.
Sn0rebus' n61eenoe tpoer lite
poa, at ban er Sarmer ban lig-
ner nGrmelt en- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Tor. Sans. ifarptlfaarne Mniigt 90
minereS al ct &ar pilieitarfe1 Ito
&c, men 6og elifDar0ige Zine
Meo Ell big Stoltbeb fort9ller
fan, at Stanton gountD oberbejenoe
er beboet af TD1fere og 8olaffer;
oct er altfaa iffe alene Sfan6inober-
ne ban .lfDl0er fit politilfe SOB;
en6bi0ere logger ban beller life
Sfiul pao, at ban er oct enelte Meo=
lent al @l1iet, Ser bar en- 8rooer,
Ser er We6lem al ct europRiif Har=
lament. - Gi bebpber bel fnapt
not at fortplle bore norffe 2p1ere,
at get er BEN fjen0fe Stortings-
mono, Gbriltoffer Snoerbus, BON
ligter til.
Meo onbre Orb. 5nopel / Morge
font / II. g. bar Samilien SnoerbuS
fori taaet at gigre Jig gploenoe.
Set ene1te Ri fan uo1atte paa
u@6mar6" er, at ban ifffe Di1er fig
noget 1om bellt tilbejelig til at BIZ
be Monnent al ct. Haul 3tbenoe.
Men ben Sell Tan 10 nemt rettes.
Geporter.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-08-23
RICH MEN AND THE DRAFT

The requirement of equal service
by the conscription law is going to
put some hard problems up to the ex-
emptiOn boards. AS far as young mar
ried men go, the law seems to bear
down harder on the rich than on the
poor, a condition different from that
existing in previous wars.
Many of the wage earning class of
young married men are going to es-
cape CONSUMPTION, as their wives are
dependent on their labor But appar-
emily the class of wealthy young mar
lied men will not secure exemption,
as their wives are not depending on
their labor, but are provided for out
of the family property and capital. II
will take a firm sense of duty for the
exemption boards to enforce the law
impartially.
In the old times of titled nobility, II
was considered the mark of aristoc-
racy for a man to show certain In
difference to danger. Noblesse oblige
compelled him to display some con
tempt of peril in a good cause. We
have discarded aristocratic notions
now, but every son of wealth at leas
aspires to be known as a gentleman
and a gentleman. be he rich or poor
should show something of this fin'
old spirit of valuing his honor highes
in life.
1t will be a hard parting for man.
young married men of wealth, blu
lots of them are going out of pure pa
triotism. They have the comfort o.
knowing that their families are pro
vided for in any event. Their wive
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-08-23

one evidence of the vast and compli-
Gated plotter system that is working
all the time to beat out our govern
ment.
The American people have the rep
utation of being undisciplined. They
do break out into riots much too fire.
quently. Race feeling, anger at men
who have taken their jobs during
strikes, and such survivals of print
tive passions incite the rougher type
of men to mob action.
But when it comes to the call of the
government to act and arm, the re-
Spouse is as prompt as in an auto
cratic country. If there is delay it is
because our politicians quarrel and
talk, not because there is any lack
of spirit of unity on the part of the
people The principle of acceptance
of majority rule has become ingram
ed into our national fiber as the re-
suit of generations of successful dem
ocratic government 1t is a great
safeguard.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-08-23

Wheat ExtraOrdiRary-The Twin
Falls tract is well known to produce
an extraordinary yield of wheat, ev-
erywhere and all the time; but this
is an extraordinary example of the
regular extraordinary! Last spring
Mr.. David Patrick, who lives on a
little ranch at Hepburn avenue, north
of Blue Lakes boulevard, this city,
planted beside his strawberry bed one
single grain of wheat. To this he gave
Intensive" care and cultivation; and
yesterday brought the product to the
TIMES office for exhibition. From
the single grain of wheat was actual
ly grown, seyenty-One perfect heads,
all attached to one club of roots not
counting at least a dozen more or less
imperfect heads on shorter stalks As
the stronger of these heads showed bv
count one hundred and ten perfect
grains of wheat, and the entire lot
would average very close to one hun
dred grains, the scripture measure of
zone hundred fold" is beaten about
seventy times; and the expert in sta
tistics can figure for himself what
might be possible to wheat culture in
this soil and climate. Mr.. Patrick be-
lieves that he could make an acre pro-
duce two hundred bushels without anS-
difficulty
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-08-23

10 not feel any worse than the moth
ers of the poor boys. Most of them
will return, and will be forever heroes.
They can do lots of good at the front.
They are usually bright educated fell
lows who have seen a good deal of
life, and they can help straighten out
things wonderfully.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-08-23
ACCEPTANCE or THE DRAFT

Timorous people have feared a great
upheaval on the occasion of the draft.
They foresaw crowds parading the
streets of the cities waving red flags
and yelling Down with the govern
ment. Instead of that such draft dis
turbances as have occurred would be
utterly insignificant were they not
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-08-23

We can sell your house-Eave buy
ers now for all sizes. Want imme-
diately, 3 room, 5 room and or s
room house. Twin Falls Realty Co.
Advertisement
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-08-23

7 IERE'S what press critics have to
II say of them: Michael and
Marx are a duo OF whistlers
who can put hooking bird to
shame. and they have a seemingly in
exhaustible list of limitations and clev-
er bits of mimicry"
Again: Michael and Marx are a
pair of blooming brides when it
comes to melodious whistling. and
they are mimics of exceptional abil-
ity."
Here's a short one: Classy and
alert and seemingly no end to their in
genuity."
TWO ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE AND
ALWAYS GOOD PICTURES AT TIE
Idaho Theatre
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-08-23
The TWIN FALLS TIMES
TWice-A- Week
Published Tuesdays and Thursdays
by the
rIAES PRINTING & PUBLISHING
COMPANY, LJc.
c. l.. LONGLEY. General Manager
-ssSS4s,,
$500 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE

$500 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
Entered at the Twin rails postof-
flee as second class matter as a twice
a-Vsek publication. October Is. 1900
-Discentinuance Many sub
scribers prefer not to have their
subscriptions Interrupted in case they
fail to remit before expiration. Not
outstanding this, IS is not assumed
that continuous service is desired;
still, subscribers al { expected to no.
tify US with reasonable ~~omptness to
stop II the paper is no longer de-
sired.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-08-23
SPECIAL DRESS SERGES


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Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-17
DERENO ITEMS

Mr.. Richmond was in town
Saturday.
Mr.. Cats made a business
trip to Taiban Saturday with
some fresh meat for market.
Mrs. Kinsley has been on the
sick list this week.
This vicinity was visited Sun.
by good rain.
Sui Ross aud Jim Means was
Taiban Saturda y.
BLANCO ITEMS
w. H. Prison has been doing
carpenter work at Blapco the
past week.
John Boyd was in Taibau
Saturday.
G.. Branch mads a business
trip to Taiban SATURDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs Mahannan spent
Sunday with Mrs. Clara Hutton.
j. E. and Mrs. Catching took
dinner at the Tom Lewis home
Sunday.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-17

Ben Hall made a business trip
to Taiban Saturday.
Robert Espy went to Toiar
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Espy and mother Oh
Taiban, visited at Mrs. Ben
Halls last week.
This vicinity was visited by a
fine rain Sunday.
Mrs. Ellen Johnson and child
rem attended Sunday School
Sunday.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-17

Richard s, Herlihy left Tues
day for his home in New York
after spending several weeks
w ith his mother several milva
north Of Taiban,
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-17

Mr.. w. B. Morgan of Lncille
was in town this week making
arrangements to move down and
send his children to school.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-17

y, W. j. Killen was in Taiban on
business this week. He says
that he and his mother are at
Rlcarno for a while.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-17

A number of families have
moved in for school.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-17

Lets all go to the Barbecue
at Yeso Saturday the 18th.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-17
Mrs. n. A, Vaughter and
z. H. Woods are helping Wilson
Bros & Co invoice this week.

The Charlett Items were
crowded out this week but will
appear next week.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-17

G. E. Pickeral of Ina was in
sTaiban Wednesday.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-17

j. H. Powell was in our villege
Saturday.