Twin Falls holds plan for singer Alice Neilson visit
Music lovers in Twin Falls consider an entertainment plan for famed soprano Alice Neilson during her stay in the city. A conference with manager Lavering will shape arrangements to suit the guest, who recently toured the Pacific coast to rapturous reception.
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Twin Falls
Alice. Neilson
Neilson
Lavering
Cof
Migs
Pacific Coast
Madam Schuman Héinck
Falls
Amusic Evers
Royal Neighbors Install Officers After Box Supper
The Royal Neighbors plan an officers installation Friday evening after a box supper and program. Mrs E S Larned hosts a 1 pm luncheon today for the Wednesday Budder club members, followed by cards. Miss Aileen Booth entertained the J H D club Saturday with games and dancing and dainty refreshments. Mr and Mrs J B McLain hosted last Sunday dinner with a pink carnation centerpiece and eight covers set.
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Royal Neighbors
Aileen Booth
J. H. D. Club
J. B. McLain
Twin Falls Visitors From Across Idaho Flock to City
A flood of out of town visitors spent yesterday afternoon in Twin Falls for business and social engagements. Among those noted were Mr and Mrs H C Freeman of Aden Mr and Mrs Irvin Eldred of Poca Mr Bushman of Buhl BH Healey of Burley Mr and Mrs Hilton Read of Kim J Lind of Castleford J D Hartman of Hagerman JC Austin of Gooding P Mearn of Idaho Falls Arthur Widred of Jerome Sam Hart and W H Ormsby visiting Jerome for a daylong business trip Mrs B J Childs of Wilier and George Re Nock and Clarence Tal Alfred of Gannett were seen in the city on various business and social calls.
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H. C. . Freeman
Aden
Twin Falls
Foy
Irvin Eldred
Pocatello
Jerome
H. ‘Bushman
Buhl
BH. Healey
Burley
Hilton Read
Kim
J. Lind
Castleford
BH Hays
J. D. Hartman
Hagerman
Lt. Ferris
Hazelton
Twin Alls
B. J. Childs
Wiler
George
Re Nock
Clarence Tal ‘Alfred
Gannett
Robert Burton
Spokane
Pen Community Clubs Organized for the Year
The farm bureau has organized ten community clubs in the county towns and districts. Leaders include Cédar Draw in Mountain View Shamrock, J J Cordes in Poplar Grove Foster Thomas Berger W W Powell Murtaugh A A Merrill Rock Creek Magnus Larsen Clover R L Jaegers T C Craig North View and R B Davis.
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The
Farm Bureau
Cédar Draw
William ‘Hicks
Maron
J. H. Walker
Mountain View and Shamrock
J. J. Cordes
Poplar. Grove
Foster Thomas
Berger
W. W. Powell
Murtaugh
A. A. Merrill
Rock Creek
Magnus Larsen
Clover
R. L. Jaegers
Rogerson
T. ‘C. ‘Craig
North View
R. B. Davis
Masons to Meet With Grand Master Tonight
Grand Master Arch Cunningham to be entertained by Twin Falls Judge No 46 AJ St and A M at a banquet tonight at the Masonic temple. Temple quartet and special orchestra provided. Banquet served at 7 o'clock and a regular lodge session follows.
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Arch Cunningham
Twin Falls
AJ St
A. M
Alfalfa Crowners Limited Run For Spring Delivery
Chas. H. Kringel lists limited alfalfa crowners available for spring delivery. Orders are filled as received. Contact 218 Second Avenue South, or call phone 1202.
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Chas. H. Kringel
Second Avenue
South
Sprague to Speak on Traffic Rules at State Officers Meeting
Sheriff A N Sprague is slated to address traffic regulations at a February Boise gathering of peace officers from across the state. The session, called by Secretary of State Jones, aims to review timely topics and improve enforcement methods. Sprague recently returned from a national traffic officers’ convention on the coast with insights to aid enforcement.
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A.N. Sprague
Boise
Trobork Oy Jones
Department of Law Enforcement
Sprague
Tast
High School Enrollment Holds at 624 for Semester
Enrollment at the high school last night showed a total of 624 for the semester. Enrollments are coming in daily and a large number is expected. The new subjects added to the curriculum at the beginning of the semester Monday are proving attractive with many students taking advantage of the opportunity.
Building and Loan changes capital stock and name
Annual meeting of Twinall Building and Loan Association disclosed a capital stock increase from $500,000 to $5,000,000 and authorization to rename the firm Mutual Building and Loan Company. Directors elected for one year: P. W. McRoberts, B. Grant, C. MN. Tseatty. J. G. H. Coldwell, EL AL Mesa, Johanthan.
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Twinall Building and Loan Company
Mutual Building’ and Joan Company
P. W. McRoberts
B. Grant
C. MN. Tseatty
Jar. G. H. Coldwell
EL AL Mesa
Johanthan
Institutional slate listed for club officers and terms
Wolfenden holds a two year term while O J Johnson and B C Hazel and Binch seek three year terms. O13 Johinson elected president P W Meé Roberts vice president N G Lechleiter secretary Drie G H Caldwell treasurer and WW C Hagel et attorney.
Idaho Growers Reaping Benefit of High Hay Prices
Idaho growers reap the benefit of high hay prices across the West as stock hay now commands 20 to 25 dollars per cwt. Local stock is slow to move as farmers await further price rises. Many orders originate from Montana amid a regional shortage.
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Idaho
West
Montana
Ley Contract For 48 Homes In Blue Lakes Addition
The Pocatello Security company awarded a contract to Earl Felt for 43 modern five and six room residences to be built in the Blue Lakes addition this year. The project totals about 200000 dollars, described as one of the largest building programs in the city.
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The
Pocatello Security Company
Earl Felt
Blue Lakes
Three Marriage Licenses Issued by Recorder
The county clerk issued the ninth marriage license of the year to Alfred I Craven and Nina A Hazard. Lawrence Smith 20 and Sophie Nico layson 20, both of Buhl, and Willard Rathbun 38 and Nellie Whinney 33, both of Buhl, received licenses seven and eight respectively.
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Alfred I’. Craven
Nina’ A. ‘Hazard “de Hollister
Lawrence Smith
Sophie’ Nicolayson
Buhl
Willard Rathbun
Nellie Whinney
Directors Hold Tests at Win Falls Canal Company
A meeting of the directors of the Win Falls Canal Company convened today with officers present. The directors are expected to remain in session for several days to discuss company affairs and plan future actions.
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The
Win Falls Canal Company
Douglas seeks 20000 for alleged slander suit filed
Douglas, former manager of the Citizens Electric company, has filed suit in the district court seeking twenty thousand dollars from TD Kennedy, current manager of the company, in a case alleging slander.
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Jo. Douglas
Citizens Electric Company
TD. Kennedy
Citizens Electric Company Ad Alleged Debts and Claims
An unsigned ad from Citizens Electric Company discusses alleged debts and claims tied to a City lean on property. The notice names GEO H. SMITH of 37 Shoshone South and references a $20 amount as part of the dispute affecting reputations and integrity.
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Citizens' Electrie Company
the, Capital Et Tennie Company
Citizens Company
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