The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-10-14
Filler NEWS.
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A girl was born last evening to Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Buesing.
VIM. Hoag has bought a band of
sheep which he will feed this winter
The Woman's club will meet next
Wednesday with Mrs. Shearer.
The Ladies' Aid will hold bazaar on
November goth. Full particulars later.
The basket ball teams at the high
school are getting lined UP for bus
mess.
Juneau Shinn returned last week
from visit to Butte, Helena and 9TH
er points in Montana.
Mrs Reeves and children visited
her sister, Mrs. Erskine, at Twin Falls
last Saturday
}. L. Cartwright was operated on at
the hospital in Twin Falls yesterday,
and late reports from his bedside are
very favorable.
F. D. Brown of Orient, Iowa, father
of Ray and Henry, is visiting the boys
for a few weeks.
Chas. Allen has returned to Rupert
to resume his duties in the Nibley-
Channel lumber yard at that place
Juneau Shinn has quit BEEN e. Ham
merquist to attend school. He will
work morning and evenings for the J.
H. Strauss clothing house.
A daughter of H. C. Davis of Gran
ger, Wash, is visiting relatives here.
She is guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Baxter.
Mark CoX's household goods will be
offered for sale today in front of r.
H. Goodspasture's shop. Mr.. Cox will
remain in Des Mones for a time at
least.
Miss Lutecia Whitson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. Whitson, and Chas.
W. Knapp, were married at the home
of the bride Tuesday afternoon at 8
o'clock, Rev. Barbezat officiating.
A slow steady rain commenced fall
ing some time during Monday night.
The dust was getting little bother
some and the rain came in time to lay
the dust and put the ground in condi-
ton for fall blowing
Last Saturday noon work was COM
menced on the cement walks which
are to be laid this fall The contrac-
tors have a large force of men, and if
the weather will be good they will
soon have the work done
M. Mogensen has purchased an addi-
his place from Jas. Fitzgerald. Mr..
Mogensen has sufficient improve
ments for an 80 and it will make him
a fine place. Consideration $125 per
acre.
Ed George, the new barber in the
Mullins shop, has come to stay. He
has bought the j. W. Price property
across the track consisting of three
acres, and will become Filler booster
from the jump off. Mr.. Price will re-
turn to Pocatello and take his old po-
sition with the Short Line
Raymond Taylor, son of C. B. Taylor
of the Filler Hotel, is here from Am
erican Falls and will have charge OF
the lunch counter in the hotel. Ray
mond has had lots of experience in
such work and the patrons of the
lunch counter will find him ready and
anxious to please on all occasions and
at all hours
Will Snelson has moved onto 4C
southwest of Filler.
G. A. Love has added a free delivery
wagon to his business.
A new restaurant has been opened
by G. NJ Bassford in the Elms build
ing. The proprietor halls from Kan
sas and has named the place the Kan
sas restaurant.
A. j. Ripley, father of the Ripley
Bros, has rented his place here to a
Mr. Smith of Bull, for the winter, and
will move to Twin Falls, where he
has rented a place.
F. C. Graves has sold his automobile
to a party in Hollister. OF course he
is in the market for a new one and
automobile agents must govern them
selves accordingly.
Last Saturday night Robt. Miller
and family returned from their move
to California, satisfied that there is nc
place like Filler. Mr.. Miller thinks he
may go on farm in the spring.
The Twin Falls street sprinkler was
returned home Monday. The thank:
of Filler people go out to the Magic
City for its use. Another year the
Hub City will have sprinkler of hel
own, now that it's necessity is SO OBJ
vious.
Emil Sommer has rented the Mrs
Alderman place cornering with thu
Abe Davis farm southwest of Filler
Emil is a good farmer and will have :
splendid place on which to show hi!
ability the coming year.