The Bingham County news., 1922-03-24


William Pratt was business Wis
itor in Firth ON Monday.
Frank Pratt has been suffering
for some time with severe case of
flu.
Frank Phillinps, assisted by Mar
tin Jorgensen, has tbeen busy dur
ing the past week, hauling hay
from the NJ. A. Jens en- ranch to cat
tie on the lower James Just place.
1t is reported that Mr.. Jorgensen
will assist Mr. Phillips with his
farming operations during the COM
ing seoson.
John Teeples was at the school
house the first part Of the week
placing green burlap on the walls
above the blackboards on which to
pin pictures, maps, hand work and
drawings, thus obvtating the neces-
sity of tacking them to the walls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bartausky
were callers at the home of Jack
Jensen On Wednesday, Mr. Bartaus-
ky getting a load of straw at the
same time.
M. A. Jensen has been suffering
with the flu during the past week,
but is beginning to get about again.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Carson, Of
Kimball, were callers at the r. D.
Hughes home on Friday.
William Pratt and John Teeples
spent some time at the school Thurs
day, digging trenches to drain the
water from the sd hool yard, which
had ponded up the re from the melt
ing snow.
Peter Bartausky was a Firth v1s-
itor on Thursday.
Mr.. Landon, of Basalt, was cal
ler at the Jack Jensen place ON
Wednesday, where he obtained bay
for which he had traded. The ex-
change was wool for hay.
M. A. Jensen and family attended
Church at Wapello on Sunday and
also called at the Arthur Malm
home. They report that Mr.. Malm
is critically i'll with the flu.
w. E. Hall was visitor at the
Chris Petersen ranch in Upper Pres
to on Wedn esday.
Thomas Hodge was a visitor at
the Barney Whitmill home in Mon
roe on Monday.
]. A. Vaughn, of Blackfoot, mo-
tored out to his ranch here on Wed.
nesday.
It is reported that Fred Twith'
chell will move to the ranch OF hi!
wife's mother nea r Blackfoot in the
near future, and that Will Dial, o.
Firth, will occu py the Twitchel
ranch the comm & season.
A party was given at the Petel
Bartausky home on Saturday even
ing at which many of the neighbor
hood spent several very enjoyable
hours, the time being spent II
dancing. At late hour refresh
r ments were served, consisting o
: sandwiches, cake and coffee.
Fred Twitchell and family wer
: Blachfoot visitors on Saturday.
= Mrs. Davis held school on Satu1
+ day, making up day she had lost
However, large number OF tn
: children were absent, prefering t
\ take the day off, thus losing tn
benefit that should have been theirs
! ". JCuScA c1lu AdAlAy WCIS WIS
= itors at the Jacob Stutznegger HON
on Sunday.
. Albert Anthony and family, o
Kimball, were visitors at the Jacl
Jensen home on Sunday.
Mrs. M. A. Jensen was caller q
the Mackie home on Monday.
Forest Hodge was a Firth visito
on Wednesday.
The cackle OF the hen is bein
= heard on most Of the ranches at tn
!; present time after silence Of Ion
duration, but few of the farmer
having had biddies that could over
look the strenuous weather of
8 more strenuous winter.
). The drumming of the pheasan
e and the call of the meadow lark an
- the killdeer are beginning to b
heard, and altogether it makes
=, very pleasant sound.
~ Have you any marbles? If yo
> are a school boy the above questio
- is one of great moment, as keeps
- knucks, ringers, and the rest of th
- marble games must now all be bro
= out from their years Information.
= Alvin Just, who was operated o
for appendicitis, is reported to b
- we'll on the roa dto recovery.