The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-09-09
Filler NEWS.
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(Filer JOurnal.)

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Baseball, dance Saturday evening, |
Sept. 18th.
There will be an open meeting of
the Womans club on Sept. 18th.
R. T. Logan of Twin Falls, a piano
tuner, was in Filler Tuesday.
H. H. Schildman is shipping four
cars of hogs to market today.
l.. L. breckenridge of Twin Falls,
was a business visitor in Filler Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Jarvis left this
week for visit to the Bitter Root
country in Montana.
Scott Williamson left Monday for
Kentucky where he will take course
in the state university of that state.
Last Thursday Judson .Timm reach
ed 18th milestone of his life, and his
mother gave him birthday party.
The Young Americans had royal
time and will not soon forget the occa-
sion. Those present were: Melvin
Hughes, Carl hurry, Day Ripley,
Ralph and Carl Love, Willie Breeding,
Walter Weaver, Robert Dooley and
Theodore Tanner.
Mrs. j. G. Stoddard left Monday
evening for South Omaha, where she
will visit at the home of her brother,
John M. Tanner, before returning to
her home at Port Byron, III. Miss
Luella Stoddard left for Bridgeport,
Wash, where she will teach in the
public schools of that place. Both had
pleasant visit here and left enthus-
astic boosters for the Twin Falls coun-
| try.
| l. H. Brashears, who is buying pota-
toes for the w. R. Harding Produce
Co., of Denver, shipped out six cars
last Monday. He says the potatoes in
the Filler neighborhood are the best
on the tract. The same remark can
be truthfully said of all other crops.
At least this is what we are told by
men who have been all over the tract
The potatoes are selling for zoe. They
brought him 500 per acre.
The ducks are getting it in good
shape this week. The law went out
on the 1st and the hunters went in
at the same moment that the law went
out. Even Elmer Haag could get close
enough to get one early on Monday
morning They are tame before be-
ing shot at, hence Elmer's big luck.
Clarence Case, A. A. Timm, Geo. Pat
ton, E. B. Ripley and Jake Matson,
left Sunday for the North Side where
there is large body of water known
as Willow creek, SO as to be ready
for the early shoot on the morning of
the 1st.
Prof. Dooley came down from Twin
Falls Tuesday.
Mrs. R. A. Dickerson Of Twin Falls,
was the guest of Filler friends several
DAYS last week.
The Journal received pleasant call
last Friday evening from Editor Biggs
and wife of Bull
E. w. Payne of Morrison, ILL.,, who
owns fine farm in the Sucker Flat
country, is here this week looking af-
ter his interests.
Hollister will have an cold settlers
day. on October I'd. They are plan
ming for a big time. Filler will be
we'll represented If the day is decent
Ray Brown of Twin Falls. moved
out to his so south of Filler this week
Ray will look after sheen business
and superintend the farming of his
/. place the coming year.
F. l.. Olmstead and daughter, Miss
Ray, father. and sister OF Mrs. G. F
Truitt, were Filler visitors the first o.
the week from Caldwell.
The school board have hired Prof
Sal1ee for pr1nclpal OF the n1RH scHooi
Supt. Doolev showed him through thu
i school last Friday. Prot Sallee comes
! with the highest recommendations
9 and everything promises a successful
8 Iyear for our schools.
Mrs. Lavalla received word las
e Sunday that her father, Louis VEINS
siliving In Michigan. had died. The de
e deceased WILL be remembered by thos'
, living hare four or five years ago. Mrs
j IAHAlla left on the evening trail
q Monday to attend the funeral.
MI. ana Mrs Blakeley drove to Con
9 tact last week to look over the feasi