Twin Falls Weekly News from Twin Falls, Idaho • 5

TWIN FALLS NEWS. TWIN FALLS, IDAHO, FRIDAY. JUNE 8. I. 'fit Mr.

and Mrs. Hanrv I. I 1 BREVITIES That Good Nut Coal Just the thing for the kitchen ranga. We havs a supply on hand, also supply of "Peacodi" Rodt Springs Coal The best quality of fuel at the right price. The Filer Coal Company SOLE DISTRIBUTORS.

Orders left at 4. Baker's transfer office, Phone No. 13, will reoelve prompt attention. ted MuSler on summer's day 4 1 Rsked the meadow sweet with hay; The kit coe slowly riding down the hill, Bought the hay and paid tie bill. Now it's Msaleatthe Pioneer Storage Commission Co.

Opposite McCornick's Bank Also All Kinds Gates and Hardware DK Albee oT Rock Crek" has several swarms of bee this spring on account of wet wearffyf. The' bees are not flying as much as they should because of the frequent rains, and they seem to be suffering from ennui. The Rupert and Twin Falls baseball teams will play on the home grounds Sunday afternoon on the arrival of the passenger train. Rupert has a strong team and a splendid game is promised. The grounds are on block 6G In the northwestern end of the city.

The home club merits and needs support and there should be a large attendance. Fresh Jersey Cow for 8al. Full blood Jersey cow, fresh, for sale. James A. Waters, nursery.

Blue Lakes avenue, one mile north of town. Girt Wanted. For general housework in small family. Inquire at Osborne ft Ferney's store, Twin Falls. Dr.

G. F. Baker, dental surgeon, par lors moved from Pike building to second floor front, over the postofflce. Nothing Is 'more provoking than a leaky roof. T.

E. West, Twelfth avenue, rear of Hotel Washington, expert on tin roofing, sheet iron and cornice work. Publlo To All Persons within the Village of Twin Falls: Shooting of firecrackers and similar explosives la hereby prohibited within the area of the flro limits and within one block of the fire limits or within one block of any lumber yard, and all persons are hereby warned against the use of same because of danger to property. The village marshal has been Instructed to enforce this order. By order of the Board of Trustees.

S. T. HAMILTON. Chairman. Chance for Grubbers.

I have, 50 acres on my ranch nine miles west of Twin Falls on the Buhl road which I want grubbed. Call on or address A. D. M'KINLAY. Twin Falls, Idaho.

Position Wanted. First class Japanese cook wants place, town or country. Address P. O. Box 146, Twin Falls.

For Sale. 80 acres of good level land under the high line canal, close to good pasture range. Price, $500, Including first payment Also two lots on Twelfth avenue, Twin Falls, $350 each. Will take team, wagon and harness as part payment on either deal. Inquire at News office, Twin Falls.

Elwood fence and gates, also Gild-den barbed and plain wire by Pioneer Storage ft Commission Fifteenth avenue, near Shoshone avenue. Cut flowers at Booth's each Friday. Just received, car of corn and one of shorts. It is cheaper and better for stock than Pioneer Storage ft Commission Co. T.

J. Woods ft Co. can find "the other fellow that wants to buy your real estate. For Mollne Implements call at Pio neer Storage ft Commission Fifteenth avenue, near Shoshone avenue. For Sale Choice Alfalfa Seed, 13 cents per pound.

Send us your mall orders. IDAHO MERCANTILE Rupert, Idaho. Ice Ice Ice Leave orders for Ice on the slate at the O. K. barber shop, Tobln building.

Jacobs ft Tobln. Public Notice. The poll tax for the village of Twin Falls for the year, 1906, amounting to $4 per capita. Is now due and payable to the village marshal. Those who have not paid will please communicate with the undersigned.

By order of the board of trustees, C. W. DYER, Village MarshaL The only genuine Pennsylvania blacksmith's coal for sale in southern Idaho is carried by the Pioneer Storage ft Commission Co. at their large warehouse on Fifteenth avenue, near Shoshone avenue. Play Safe.

Have your land surveyed and your ditches located by C. H. Mull. Post-office box 230. Orders may be left at Bedford's drug store.

Mail and Passenger Stage to Buhl. G. H. Erdman's mail and passenger ptage will leave the Hotel Perrlne, IVln Falls, every morning at 8 o'clock for Buhl, via Filer. Returning it will leave the Buhl hotel at 1:30 p.

m. For accommodations apply at the Washington stable, in rear of Washington hotel. Dr. Baker's dental parlors are now located In the postofflce building, sec ond floor. lost Twin Falls Lumber Ltd.

LUMBER And Building Hateria! R. SHAW, President M. 0. MLNLR, Sec and Mgr. Rompars for little Teds have just arrived, of heavy hlue Chambray, ml trimming and Btitcuin.

For either boys or girls. Mothers will appmiate them and the prut1 Toe. Ages 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. Officers' Olive Green Khakis Ini Norfolk jackets, "and trousers ith belt loop Seeing is wanting and the price too low to count the Suit. A new-stock of Underbill's high back Bib Overalls and Engineer's Jackets ach garment fi.OO.

Eldridge Clothing Tailoring Co. Vtvtrythiaj for Ma tsd Boy" Pupils Promoted In Senior Grade. The following pupils have been pro moted In the higher grades of the Twin Falls schools: From Seventh to Seventh A James Showers, John Jones, Emllle Crandall, Margaret Huff. Harry Hinckley, Raymond Taylor. From Seventh to Eighth Cart Hoag.

Clara Hills. Viola Maloney. Mabel Melrose. Albert Woodhead. Vernon Parks, George Kellogg, Martha Taylor, Grace Barger, Albert Vrt.

From Eighth to Ninth Kenyon Green. Willie Coburn. Walter Bott, Audley Chambers. Maud Johnson, Bertha Bentley, Nora Glrdner, Florence Barber, Blanche Parker. Bessie Prater, From Ninth to Tenth Vera Cole.

James Shields. Haxel Shields. Clarence Bunnell, Lester Hills, Eleanor Tavlor. Alberta Vinton. Muriel Shields, Elsie Hubbell, Eldred McFall- ThoBe who were detained from school at the close of the term and were therefore unable to take the final examinations will have the opportunity of doing bo when school convenes.

T. W. POTTER. Superintendent. Notice of.

Dissolution of Partnership. Tiie partnership heretofore existing under the firm name of Hawk ft Bart-lettv contractors and builders. Twin Falls, Idaho, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. W. Hawk will receive all money due and settle all accounts owed by the firm.

C. W. Hawk. E. T.

Bartlett Dated May 25. 1906. Correct Surveys. Having secured a copy of the Irigl- nal field notea and plats tor the entire tract. W.

Levisee, licensed surveyor for Idaho, is In a position to set all obliterated corners correctly and place same on record If desired. Piano W. E. Robinson, piano tuner for the Wise Piano House. Boise, is In the city prepared to tune all pianos.

Orders; may be left at Sprague'a pharmacy. Owners of pianoa should not miss this rare opportunity of having their in- 8truments well tuned. Protect yourself against Judgments transferred to Cassia county from; some other county or state by de-, mandlng an abstract of your property. The. Cassia County Abstract company can do the work for you.

See either Attorney M. Price or D. Thomas. Nothing like the good, old tin roof to keep out the rain. T.

E. West, Twelfth avenue, behind Hotel Washington. Is the man who can put it on. Sheet iron and cornice work." i Run No Risks. Get your laterals right In the be- ginning and save endless trouble.

H. Mull will survey them for you and I guarantee satisfaction. Postofflce box 230. Orders may be left at Bedford's drug store. Land Leases.

Those who desire to lease land under the Twin Falls canal system and those who have land which they desire to lease, communicate with Alex. Mc-Pherson, superintendent agriculture. Twin Falls, stating terms. Daily Stage to moved to the Moon residence on Sho-shone avenue- The Ladles Aid society of the Methodist church will give a cooked food sale on Saturday, June 16. at the Twin Batu alla ReT- John Schcnck will conduct meorial serricea In Odd Fellowa hall DUuu, muiniog ociock.

All are cordjally Invited to attend. W. S. Adams has leased the Shoshone falls hotel and Is preparing to make extensive improvements, fuller mention of which wUl be made next week. Corey Bros, have finished their contract on the high line canal and shipped their outfit to Montana.

Their horses and equipment filled 13 cars. They have large contracts In Montana and I. B. Perrlne tas had six men thinning peaches Is- his -Blue Lakes orchard. The bud it re Axcantlnnallv thick and Mr; errlne wanted large The orchard.

never looked better and la far advanced. "Doc" Bedford will give away as souvenirs, next Saturday reproductions Of mammoth rosea which make the real thing" look like daub of red paint-They are so scrumptious that it seems like to lake them away but has the generosity fever and it will have to run its course. The Goods Co. will move In Its' new store In the Boyd block next week. Mr.

Booth has taken great pains and expended a large sum In fur nlshlng his new quarters. He believes In doing things right and keeping up to date and bis fittings and display will surely prove- surprising. Worn" flanges on the rear truck of the passenger coach used on the accommodation train were responsible for an awkward spill in the Twin Falls yard Wednesday evening 'when the coach and caboose were ditched. The track was blocked for a few hours until the wrecker could be summoned. On his farm on Coeur d'Alene ridge W.

R. Swlcegood cut a sagebrush 12 feet In height and 28 Inches In circumference one foot above ground. It Is the stoutest brush cak on the tract to date, and Its growth oV Coeur d'Alene ridge shows that the soli there must have great productive power. Swlce Is undecided whether to build a stable with the log or cut It Into fence posts. Local, merchants are complaining of the freight service between points on the Twin Falls branch.

Small ship ments from Rupert. Burley and Hey-burn are very slow In reaching Twin Falls, sq slow in that Ezra Meek er's ox team woijld be as the hare to the tortoise. If the company wishes to develop between points on the Minidoka and Twin Falls tracts It will have to improve the freight serv ice. P. J.

Holohan has returned from Wallace. accompanied by Mrs. Holohan and, their Guy and "Babe." Guy has already- established himself In the good graces of the populace by winning his game against the Burley ball team, and "Babe," who Is just rounding out his third year, is happy because he finds plenty stones to throw. The family is busily engaged In unpacking and settling in their pret ty and comfortable home facing the park. At the annual school election on Monday F.

E. Chamberlain was unanimously elected to A. N. Sprague, whose tern as trustee expired on that date. Owing to the inclement weather anahe bustle of business the attendance and vote were scattering- The report of the trustees showed an estimated expense of for the next school year.

A tax levy of 15 mills was voted which will bring in a revenue of about $12,000. It was decided to continue the use of wagons In transporting pupils from the country. A deep depression In the street, caused by the digging of a trench for water pipes, resulted in a painful accident, to Glenn of Filer. Mr. Glenn rode to the city to call Dr.

Pike to prescribe for a member of his Dr. Pike hastened away on horseback and Mr. Glenn, who had stopped for a purchase, was endeavoring to overtake him when his horse floundered In the trench and threw him. He was stunned by the fall and was taken to the office of Dr. Coburn, who revived Mnv after hard work.

Mr. Glenn was severejy shaken up but It Is hoped he 'suStaliied no' Injury of moment. William Mabbutt, who lives like a feudal lord of old on his ranch In the Devil's corral, one mile above Shoshone falls, on the north side of the river, brought a load of fresh vegetables Into the city on Saturday and disposed of It before he could turn around. Mr. Mabbutt is one of the pioneers who say little and saw much.

He has a farm In Shoshone and divides his time between that place and the corral. The Devil's corral Is one of the most picturesque gorges In America and when better known will be a favorite resort- It reached from this side by boat from the ferry. A Harrell. who for manv years has been associated with Governor Sparks of Nevada in the stock raising hnsinoss In Idaho and Nevada, was in the city for the first time on Wednes-! day, accompanied by Foreman C. H.

Hewitt nf the Shoesole outfit. Mr. Harrell said the range in the southern part of the county was in magnincent HiHnn the hpnw rains having brought the grass up thick and fast. His cattle were picking up iasi mougn thov wora onmpwhnt thin On RCCOlint of the long, hard winter. Mr.

Harrell stated that while he did not wish to interfere with the sport of the Twin Falls rnmo hnntprs in the slightest de gree, he was obliged to forbid hunting on the cattle range owned by him because the' continual shooting kept the pttlA nn tho run nnil nreventert them from feeding and taking on flesh dur-( ing July ana August, tne iaiienmg mnntha Tho rnnp-o rnttlfi are wild and they run at the approach of vehicles and flee in terror at the sound of a gun. R. II. Holtsman is building a A.a aritalnfnr that nf rinw I Mr. and Mrs.

George D. Aiken have' moved Into Dr. Boyd's house on Tenth1 avenue. The family of E. Mllner arrived from Chicago this week and joined Mr.

Mllner at BuhL The Ladies' Aid society of the Presbyterian church will hold a meeting on June 13 with Mrs. Fred B. Ramsay. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

James Redsull slipped and fell on the floor at their home this week and fractured her arm. 7 A Masonic pin. 32d degree, was found on the ferry at Shoshone falls on the day following the visit of the' Boise Commercial club and Is now In' possession of W. 8, Adams at the1 hotel. F.

E. Drake. Nels Llnd and William Walters have been elected trustees for the Maroa school district The district will bond for 1000 and will erect a school on toe southeast corner of section 29. township 9 range 16. W.

H. Kennedy, formerly of the Twin Falla Hardware Ca, left on Wed-nesday for Portland, Oregon, and will probably locate on the coast Wherever he pitches bis tent he will have the good, win of manj friends in Twin Falls. The postal service is advertising for' bids for the delivery of mall six days weekly from Twin Falls to Buhl and Filer. The notice inviting bids Is posted at the local postofflce, where full particulars may be obtained from Postmaster. Dr.

G.F. has moved his dental parlors to a splendid sujte of rooms above the postofflce. In the matter of furnishing and equipment Dr. Baker gave his artistic and professional tastes full swing, and to appreciate the good results personal inspection is necessary. Mr.

and Mrs. William F. Kelsey of Sprlngvllle, Utah, have arrived and are homebullding on Mr- Kelsey's farm north of Filer. Mr. Kelsey is an experienced Irrigator and has the reputation of being able to grow as fine a garden as anybody.

P. H. Smith Is back In the bosom of his family In Brooklyn, where he will probably remain for a couple of weeks. There is no doubt that Mr. Smith will be able to "take care of himself," even though he has been in the sagebrush for a whiles T.

E. West, recently from Oakley, -who laid a tin roof on the Snake River Implement Co. building, Is preparing to roof the Idaho Department store. Mr. West Is an expert roofer and a specialty: of tin, roofing, sheet Iron and cornice work.

He will probably open a shop in Twin Falls. Ralph Stevens and Miss Marie J. Clancy were married on Wednesday evening at the. residence of Mark Francisco by Rev. James Armstrong.

Only the immediate friends and relatives of the bridal couple were present. Mr.j and Mrs- Stevens have the best wishes of a wide circle of friends. Mr. and Mrs. J.

E. Metcalf, who recently arrived from Belllngham, and are living on their farmi two miles west of Flier, are receiving; congratulations on the birth of a daughter. They are thinking of nam-l ing her Minnehaha on account of the heavy fall of welcome rain followed her arrival. M. Musgrave has arrived from Montrose, Colorado, bringing with him a complete stock of clocks, watches and Jewelry which he la installing In the rooms formerly occupied by Hill Taylor In the Pike building.

Mr. Mua-grave is an experienced Jeweler and he evidently possesses good Judgment else he might not have located In Twin Falls. 1 Harry F. Allen has sold his Interest In the Allen Mercantile Co- to hts as sociatea and the firm wlltf hereafter be known as the Idaho Department Store, Joel W. Craven taklrfgl Mr.

Allen's place as manager. Mr. and Mrs. Allen will remain in Twin Falls for a fortnight or so until the "Homeless Twenty" become reconciled to the Idea of Hill Taylor have moved Into their own building adjoining the Boyd block on Main street. They nave noi completed the furnishine of their new quarters, but when they do their rooms will be something to which they may "point with pride." One of the reaturea or their new omce is a vauu which was carefully constructed and win be a great convenience.

E. W. Davis has commenced work on the excavation for his building on Main street, opposite the Hotel Per rlne. Mr. Davis owns the lot next to the corner of Shoshone and he will erect a business structure 25x90 feet, two stories In height.

A detailed description of the building will be giv en later. Mrs. A. A. Garlock, state president or the W.

T. has arrived from Boise -and will make her home here In future. In recognition of her services to the temperance cause, she was pre sented with a cut glass water set by the Anti-Saloon league and the W. C. T.

U. She was also tendered a farewell reception last Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Nettle Chipp. W. C.

Cooper, formerly of Sprlngvllle, Utah, has arrived with his drug stock and fixtures which are being Placed in the Bradley Smith building on Main street, opposite the Perrlne. Mr. Cooper cast about for some time before deciding upon a new location and selected Twin Falls. He is one of a large number of Sprlngvllle citizens who are making their homes here. His new store will be open in about one week.

J. M. BURNETT, Proprietor Leaves Twin Falla, every Morning at 9 o'clock. Will call for those who engage stats. Fare for round trip, $1.

For accommoda-' tion and information apply at Telephone No. 4. Main Street Store of Fencing Wire Shoshone Falls LIVERY STABLE TELE. NO. 18 4 Good Service.

TWIN FALLS, IDAHO For Sale. Fine stock or sheep ranch, several hundred acres, plenty of water; 20 miles from Pocatello, good hay crop, 0 head of stock, 8 horses, wagons, machinery, comfortable house and good sheds for cattle. First class outside range. Price reasonable; part cash, balance long time at low Interest, In Probate court Address 1 RADEMACHER, Pocatello, Idaho. If you drink, drink Yellowstone.

mil BURNETT'S TWIN FALLS. Table d'Hoto Meals 25 Cents. Short Orders a Specialty. The Best In the Market, Moderate Prices, In Premises formerly occupied by Bedford Drug Co. JOE KATAYAMA, Proprietor CLEARANCE WE ARE GOING TO MOVE OUR STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE INTO OUR NEW BUILDING.

THIS STATEMENT MAY NOT SURPRISE YOU, BUT DID YOU EVER FIGURE OUT WHAT SUCH AN OPERATION COSTS? IT AMOUNTS TO A CONSIDERABLE SUM AND THIS SUM WE HAVE DECIDED TO DONATE TO OUR PATRONS. It matters little to the buyer whether he ties his horse on one aids of the street or the other, but it will cost us something to transfer our stock and our customers who take the goods before we change locations will reap1 the benefit In order to CUT OUR STOCK DOWN TO THE BONE we are going to begin a Clearance Sale On June 15 It will be a straight reduction no gifts or catch bargains. Shoes and Furnishings reduced 15 per cent. Dry Goods reduced 10 per cent. All sales for cash.

John F. Hansen Son ROCK CREEK Twin falls Horse Breeders', Association J. W. CRAVEN, Secretary and Treasurer In Service Imported Percheron Stallion "SQCIALISTE" For Service. Registered Jersey bull, "Alphonse sired by Ladd's celebrated $14,000 bull from the Ladd stocK farm, Portland.

Oregon. Reference, Superintendent Alex. McPherson. Terms, $5 for season. Jersey cows only.

Inquire or address Pioneer Storage Commist ston Twin Falls. Headquarters for all kinds of grass seeds and alfalfa seed at Pioneer Storage ft Commission Co. At Pioneer Storage ft Commission barn, Twin Falls, on Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays. At Klmberly on Tuesdays. At McKinlay's ranch south of Filer on Fridays- Terms Guarantee $25, payable $5 at time of service, balance when colt is dropped.

Single service without guarantee, $10 cash. Is a magnificent coal black horse, guaranteed by the Frtnch government and a perfect animal In every respect..