The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-02-26

LOCAL BREVITIES ,
One of our local accountants, Mr.
John Wolfenden, is at Pocatello do
some special work in his line for the
Ayers Mercantile company
Buys Central Aut0-Henry w.
Thomas has bought the Central Auto
company business from c. A. Pool and
will continue to conduct it in an up-to-
date way.
The issue of the TIMES for last
Thursday, 21st instant, was some
hours delayed by press breakdown
shortly after the printing began. This
will explain the belated appearance
of the paper in many instances.
Elected 0fficers-The Western r.
rigation and Development company
has elected the following officers: d.
T. Atherton, president; r. " Larson,
vice president; F. Bacon Morrissey,
secretary and treasurer. These with
Henry w. Thomas and Arthur Mac
Laren constitute the board of direct
ors.
Much Cost on Little Claim-The
case of ]. ID. Clevenger against James
Lowe in a dispute over a labor set
Element occupied the attention of Pro-
bate Judge o. p. Duvall and a jury
yesterday. The verdict was for the
defendant The claim was $500 and
the costs, now taxed to plaintiff,
about $50
Sale Near Murtaugh-W. d. Goss
will offer for sale at his ranch a
mile and a quarter northwest of Muir
laugh, beginning after free lunch
at noon on Wednesday, March 6, thir-
teen head of horses, ten head of cat
tie, two hogs, 100 chickens, 216 posts
and a large amount of farm machin-
cry. H. b. Lue will conduct the sale.
Road to Sugar FactOry-The board
of county commissioners has determin-
cd to extend the improved highway
from the city limits all the way to the
sugar factory. The residents along
JDe ilu6 are uelpluB- Inc pIOJSCI W dc
originally proposed by ID. M. Denton
OF this city. The road when com
pleted will make splendid thorough
fare.
Two Slackers In-Sheriff Frank M
Kendall and his corps of deputies
have a way of making Twin Falls un-
safe for slackers. Rolen Cox, from
Tombstone, Arizona, is now in jail on
this charge. John w. Hunt, a desert
er from Company M was arrested last
night here by the sheriff who was as
sisted in his search by Sergeant w. B
McCracken of the marine corps.
Revival Services began at the Meth
odist church last Sunday morning ano
are being continued daily at 2:3O ant
7:45 D. M High praise is being &C
corded both to the sermons of DR.. Hari
and to the work of the musical direc
tor, Mr.. Magann. Thursday evening is
to be a service especially intended fol
members of the church, full attend
ance of whom is desired.
Sale at Craven Ranch-Craven &
Detwiler have decided not to farm
this year and offer for sale at the
Craven ranch at HOLSTER, beginning
at / o'clock on Tuesday, March 5
thirteen head of horses and mules
two milk COWS, six dozen chickens
thirty bushels of oats and farm i'm
Elements. Work harness on hand fOi
each of horses. The sale will be con
Quoted by Col. II. B. Lue.
Important VisitOr-Mr. c. K. Nun
son, local representative of the depart
ment of food conservation, has jus
received a message from headquarter
at Washington to effect that on Thurs
day March 14th, Twin Falls will b
visited by one of the ten special pub
licity agents of the food conservation
bureau. Details will come later; blu
from the request that local affairs b
prevented from conflicting with thi
date, it seems probable that a publ
meeting, or meetings, will be held.
swatch Your Step,- at the Laverin
last Thursday evening brought tn
largest company of stage folk tina
has ever appeared in Twin Falls.
was a rollicking melange of fun an
frolic, introduced some very attractiv
stage settings, pretty girls and beauti
full costumes and was rated by tn
audience as an unusually good enter
tainment. Certainly the patronag
given it was deserving the BEST, 70
not only were there chairs down tn
aisles, but standing room was at
premium.
Build BalcOny-A Filler col
respondent of the TIMES is con