The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-07-22
Filler NEWS.
IFiler Journal.)


the first OF the week.
A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Walters last Monday.
Benner Miller has been appointed
first assistant at the Nibley-Channel
lumber yard.
Ray Brown, accompanied by a young
brother from Iowa, who is visiting
here, were in Filler Monday.
Miss Waive Mckinley came down
from Twin Falls Friday for a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Will Thompson.
Robt. Lee returned to Filler Satur-
day evening from Chico, California
where he has spent the past three
months.
Mrs. Clark, wife of J. p. Clark, OF
Prescott, Iowa, Joined her husband
here last Thursday. They are guests
at the Shinn home.
Filler and Castleford played a game
of ball last Sunday, on the home
grounds, which resulted in a victory
for Filler by a score of 6 to 3.
Raymond Taylor left Monday morn
ing for American Falls, where he went
to see about filing on homestead. He
will return tomorrow.
Butch Adkins returned to Filler to
straighten up his business affairs, af-
ter which he will accept a position as
buyer with the Gooding Packing Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawkins and five chill
dren of Los Angeles, Calf, arrived in
Filler Tuesday evening. Mrs. Hawkins
Is a sister of VIM. Walters, north of
town, and the family are now guests
at the Walters home. They are look
ing for a location.
Carl Stanley, who visited here last
week, left Saturday evening for Port
land Ore, where he will spend a few
days before resuming his journey to
Canada, where he goes to attend bus
mess matters. He will remain there
q week before returning to his home
In Corning, Iowa.
The dance Saturday night was far
better attended than could have been
hoped for. With two shows in tents, a
brass band and an elephant to COM
pete against, it is a wonder that the
dance survived. Remember there will
be a dance in the Filler opera house
every Saturday night.
o. A. Wood and family departed
Monday for their old home at st. Paul
Nebr They will go by automobile
stopping over couple of days at Salt
Lake and two weeks at Denver. This
family will be back is the judgment OF
the writer shorty was simply
homesick, and as soon as he has seer
q few of his old "cronies" back there
he will return and be satisfied the
rest of his days.
l.. G. Hill and wife drove to Twin
Falls Tuesday.
Mrs. Guy Shearer and Miss Francis
Brown were in Twin Falls Tuesday.
G. H. Perrine of Chicago, is here
looking after his ranch interests eas-
of Filler.
Mrs. Cartwright is home from hel
visit to different points in the state
A little niece accompanied her home
for a visit.
Mr.. Patton, who recently located
here has purchased the Joe Woo
property in the southwest part o
town, through c. w. Case.
Miss Case, from Lewistown, H., ar
rived in Filler Saturday, and will visi
with C. w. Case until school begins
when she will teach at Bull.
Butch Adkins returned to Filler thu
first of the week He will try anC
arrange his business so as to get start
ed up again in the very near future.
Ray Helmic has moved off the Rey
holds Bros. farm and Bob Rosenbers
is the new tenant. Bob says he il
some farmer as well as his various
other accomplishments.
Dan Conner has an outfit on hi
place sinking well. Sooner or late
every ranch on the tract will have
good well. Dan expects to find a goot
flow at 200 feet.
Mrs. McCreery, Mrs. Widerfelt, Dali
McCreery and Leonard Wood spen
Sunday visiting points of interest, in
GLIDING Blue Lakes, Shoshone falls
Twin falls, and Artesian City.
A. j. Daum has resigned his posi-
ton in the Butte copper mines an,
will henceforth make his home on hi
splendid farm southwest of Filler. Hi
family will join him shortly and be
come permanent fixtures here.
The eighty acres adjoining G.. G
Patton on the east has been purchase
by the Reichert boys, who will prob
ably put the entire eighty into alfalfa
This piece of land belonged to the Gil
more estate and was sold by c. W
Case.
Quite frost visited certain section
of the tract last Sunday night. Their
is a point between Kimberly and Twil
Falls where it freezes oftener thai
anywhere else. Only the beans an,
pumpkin vines showed the result 0
the freeze.
At the regular meeting of the schoo
board Tuesday evening, it was decid
ed not to fill the vacancy on the board
caused by the resignation of j. L
Wood, but to allow the matter to g
over to the regular election, whel
three members are to be elected. Mrs
Geo. Patton and Miss Mickelwait
were hired as teachers.
E. I. Detweiler of HOLSTER, passed
through Filler yesterday morning will
an auto load of sightseers who wer,
viewing the country. They went down
through the Sucker Flat country anC
on into Twin Falls. If they ever saw
a finer looking country it was on som,
planet that other people have been un
able to visit.
julius Strauss is putting up a new
awning
o. Jay Childs autoed to Twin Falls