The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-20
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Filler NEWS.
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Leonard Wood and Dale McCreery
drove to Bull Sunday
| Fishing parties seem to have the
right of way these days.
County Clerk Finch was in town
last Saturday looking after business
matters.
Rev. Parker, district superintendent,
occupied the M. e. pulpit last Sunday
evening.
j. d. Fisher is contemplating a
move down near Rogerson on a home
stead that he has entered
w. M. Landing and Arthur j. Pea
vey passed through Filler Monday on
their return trip through Castleford
country
The dance Saturday night was fairly
well attended and enjoyed by those
present. The next dance will be on
the oath
Noel Navin, who was arrested for
taking shot at j. E. Barber over on
the Salmon, had a preliminary hear
ing last Friday and was discharged by
the magistrate on the evidence of the
! prosecution.
The Shaw Musical company played
to good house last Friday evening.
Their music was along classical lines,
which is always well received by
Filler people. The ladies are all art
lists in their line, and made friends
with all music-loving people who
heard them.
In our hurry last week we forgot
to mention that E. o. Walter was the
auctioneer at the big Russell G. Rus
sell Holstein sale. Earl has made a
careful study of thoroughbred stock
and makes this kind of a sale his spe-
cialty. He sold 81 head that brought
a little over $4,000 in remarkably
short time. He has the happy faculty
OF making things move when he is
on the block.
| R. H. Wilson, the new harness man,
has purchased the residence property
| in the east part of town from Prof.
Markell of Bull. Floyd Mcintyre, who
has been renting it has moved into G.
| Z. Stevens houses in the west part of
town, occupied by Harlan Fisher who
moves into one of his fathers houses
on the north side of the track. Some
moving and all done in one day.
II. o. Brown, of Twin Falls, was a
Filler visitor Monday -
II. G. Munyon and l. S. Landing
were in Twin Falls yesterday on BUSH
ness.
Harry Hammerquist leaves Monday
morning for South Dakota, on a BUSH
ness trip.
Theodore Tanner is spending the
week end with his little friends, Leslie
and Charley Diehl.
Sam Isaac, who left here several
weeks ago for Alaska, where he is in
terested in mining; sailed on the 9Th
for his destination
Miss Chaser, who taught the 9Th
| and 7th grades the past year, leaves
tomorrow for Shoshone. We UNDER
stand she will teach a summer school.
Last Monday this section was Wis
| tied by small rain. 1t has rained all
around us and the result is good, as
| the small grain gets better start
| when the moisture comes in natures
way.
| H. ]. Weaver and wife have re-
turned from their sad journey to Ohio,
where they accompanied the remains
OF Mrs. Weaver's sister and husband
who were killed in an automobile ac-
c1dent in Los Angeles about three
weeks since
| There is a likelihood that Filler will
| observe the ever glorious Fourth this
year. If SO the celebration will be in
charge of the Filler fire department
The company will be called in spe-
| c1al meeting soon and the matter fl
nally determined.
Last Thursday evening a committee
of Masons from HOLSTER were guests
at the lodge at this place. They came
with the demits of more than thirty
Masons living in or near HOLSTER
praying for waver of jurisdiction in,
order that a lodge might be estab--
llshed at that point. This was cheer
fully granted, after which the COM
m1ttee was taken to Nichols restau-
rant where refreshments were served.
A resolution by the village trustees
closing the pool halls on Sunday will
meet with the approval of everybody.
Earl hurry has kept his hall closed
ever since he started, and we under
stand E. G. Mcneil is glad that the
order to close has been issued. There
fore everybody Is happy and pleased.
+. j. Wineman, of Washington, went
over on the Salmon yesterday to I'M
prove an eighty he owns He will
plant spuds this year. Charley Wall
Ter sold him spanking span of mares,
SO ne is thoroughly equipped to do the
work. Mr.. Wineman was formerly
barber but proposes to lead the SIM
pie life of granger from this time
on.
Fred Munyon is on the sick list this
week.
Frank Brown shipped a carload of
wool last week
p. H. Rettig, of Spokane, is here on
business visit
Archie Mcfarland, OF Salt Lake, is
here this week buying sheep.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Shearer were
Twin Falls visitors yesterday.
The play "All Mistake" has been
postponed until further notice.
The Ladies' Aid meet Wednesday.
May 21, with Mrs. F. E. Mcintyre.
Try the good eats the O. e. s. ladies
will sell Saturday afternoon and eve
ming at the furniture store