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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
1
Buhts city council approved the Wastman addition plat covering 16 acres along lower Seventh Eighth Ninth and Eleventh streets. The plat was prepared by the Buhl Improvement Company, owned by Buhl residents, which plans more additions as housing demand grows.
Buhl will host Sam Kk. Smith secretary of the wholesale department of the Salt Lake chamber of commerce next Tuesday to arrange the visit of the Salt Lake Booster special in April. A definite date will be set upon his arrival.
Buhl residents report visitors from Richfield Idaho including Mr. and Mrs Ostello who expect to return soon. Mrs J Pease of Filer and Mr and Mrs McCloud of Wendell were seen shopping in Buhl on Tuesday.
The funeral for S. A. Wick, who died after an appendectomy at the local hospital, was held yesterday afternoon at the Christian church. Wick had lived in Twin Falls for eight years. Surviving are wife and baby, his parents Mr. and Mrs. Nt. Wick, and five sisters Maud Sarah Mimima Evelyn and Mrs. W. C. Stephens. W. A. Moore, pastor, officiated.
Six applications for sewer connections were received at the city clerk’s office yesterday. The city has enough pipe on hand for its portion, but residents face delays as it will be impossible to ship sewer pipe before April first.
Judgment by default was granted to Johnson Auto Sales Co in its action against Mort Pear. The Neighbors of Woodcraft will hold their regular business meeting Friday evening at the L. O. C. BF hall to discuss Spectra business. A Life Insurance man notes fear is a factor eliminated by life insurance.
Pp. Duvall appeared in probate court yesterday where a judgment was recorded for 3164.75 with 6.85 interest from October 25, 1919 and 10.45 pounds costs.
The drive to recruit women for the Farm Bureau is starting in Murtaugh Maron Community Cedar Draw and Poplar Grove with plans for a canvass. Mrs John Oliver of Poplar Grove reports the canvass has begun and every family is being visited to boost farm women’s bureau membership.
Local notes report T. J. Robertson of Jerome, John W. Neyman of Burley, A Weatherby of Buht, and others in Twin Falls on business yesterday. Included are visits by Dan of Salt Lake, Wm. McLeod from Isden, M Koppleman of the Thuhl hotel, H H Vogel of Pocatello, Kent Burt of Salt Lake, and N M Iritchman of Boise. Also present are Mr. and Mrs. Roy True of Murtaugh at an O E meeting, H B Phillips of Seattle taking a job in the Sinclair store, and agency men from Boise. A missionary from the Baptist church, Trey L Owen, heads to Washington for health, and Frank Terrill Sr and Jr with Thomas Terrill of Murtaugh were in Twin Falls on business. A six pound boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hartley, recently moved from Salt Lake. J N Davis of Wimberly and A G Ball of Manson visited for brief business, along with G W Potter of Wiler and W L Johnson of the highway district spending time in Rogerson on official matters. Want Ads noted for quick results.
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless rheumatism cure that “never disappoints” and cannot burn skin. It claims instant relief for sore joints and muscles and urges readers to try a small bottle at any drugstore, promising cure and freedom from pain.
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