The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-07-29
Filler NEWS.

tFiler Journal.)

| Last week -. w. case ana II. Is. KIP
ley sold the Bowers 100 northeast of
Filler to Ed Anderson, for $115 per
acre.
c. II. Perrine of Chicago, who has
been on the tract several days, look
ing after his property interests, left
Monday for his home.
! r. Mogensen's new home east of
town is completed and the family are
now enjoying the complete comforts of
a splendid home.
H. Fl. Schildman shipped a car of
hogs to Los Angeles on the 10th
inst. He went with them and will visit
several days at different points in Cal
| fornia.
Pick out twenty young men as you
meet them and not five out of twenty
are making an effort to save money,
says an exchange. The indications are
the poor house of the future will have
to be ten stories high with folding
beds in each room.
The election called in Maroa indie
pendent school district to vote on the
question of voting bonds in the amount
of $4,000 to finish the new school
house and build a home for the teach
ers carried. Only a small number of
taxpayers availed themselves of the
opportunity to vote. Only two votes
were recorded against the measure
G. w. Case will build a bungalow on
his acre-tract on South Yakima oppo-
site E. ]. Finch's. He expects to start
the building next week. Guy Shearer
will also start the erection of a new
home on his acre opposite Geo. Al
lens. These two homes in connec-
ton with the three now in the course
of construction by the Weavers and
that of Fl. L. Austin, will make a de-
cided Improvement along Yakima ave-
nue.. With cement walks the full
length of the avenue on both sides,
will give Filler boost that will prove
of inestimable value as the best lit
tie residence city in Idaho.
Col. Martin was Magic City visitor
last Monday.
Mrs. Fred Drake was a Twin Falls
visitor Tuesday.
Prof. Markell and wife of Bull, were
Sunday visitors in Filler.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Ripley of Twin
Falls, were in Filler Monday
l.. NJ. Smith and family are visiting
at their old home in Idaho Falls this
week.
VIM. Bunce and a bunch of Twin
Falls men are hunting and fishing up
at Ketchum this week.
Fred Munger purchased the Frank
Fehrenbacker residence property
north of the track last week
w. S. Parish let the contract for a
new $1,000 bungalow this week. He
lives northeast of Filler. r. H. Good
pasture has the contract.
F. c. Graves sold the G.. w. Tibbetts
so last week to Mr.. Hawkins, a rela-
tive of VIM. Walters, who recently
moved here. The place brought $12O
per acre.
R. H. Goodpasture has the contract
for the finishing of T. d. Smiths new
home. He is now busy getting out the
work. This home will be one of Fill
ers finest when completed.
Earl Fisher came in from the place
south of Hollister where he has been
working the past season last Saturday.
He is with a large orchard company,
and says that after couple of weeks
camping in the basin he will return to
Filler.
Monday afternoon a number of
friends of Mrs. Fehrenbacker arrang-
ed an afternoon at her home, taking
their needle work and a goodly amount
OF refreshments along. The afternoon
was most pleasantly passed and en-
joyed by all. Mrs. F'ehrenbacker will
leave shortly on a visit to her old
home in Minnesota. Those present
were Mesdames Grandma Fisher. Muir
ry, Showers, Fitzgerald, Timm, John
Price, Telford, hammers, H. Fisher
Price, McCaw, Young, Cartwright, Lo-
rain, Miss Telford.
The ball game Sunday between Fill
err and Kibmerly, was very good one.
Kimberly won by a score of to 8.
Filler should have won the game, but
as usual, they fell down at a critical
point in the game. One thing is GER
tain, and that is that Filler has more
and better ball players than ever be-
fore. The club needs practice, and
little changing of positions, when she
will be able to go out and beat most
any of the clubs in this section.
Filler is to have a resident dentist
and good one. Dr.. T. L. Courtney.
late of Omaha, has decided to open
dental parlors here. He has rented
the west half of the building at the
west end of Main street, now occu-
pied by Glazebrook's barber shop. AS |
soon as his equipment arrives he will |
be ready for business. A resident
dentist has been one of the things |
sorely needed in Filler and the news |
that DR.. Courtney has concluded to |
locate here will be gladly learned by
all our people.
Another rain visited this section |
evening.
Mrs Cora NJ. Lynard is building an
to her home in the southeast
part of town.
Frank Olmstead of Caldwell,
brother of Mrs. Truitt, dropped in last
Saturday evening for few days visit.
H. J. Weaver is building a new
house on his 100 southwest of Filler.
This in connection with the three
houses he is building in town makes
him comparatively busy man.
DR.. Newberry went to Twin Falls
Tuesday evening and brought his au-
back. 1t had been in the gar
age several days for repairs.
]. s. Landing made n trim tbrOuol