The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-11-27
Filler NEWS.

(From the Filler JournaD

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ness visitor Tuesday.
Dan Conner has rented his farm
for next year to d. E. Detwiler
The Ladies Aid meets December
End Refreshments will be served
The drug store is undergoing some
new improvements on the inside this
week
VIM. Higgenbotham expects to move
on to his farm about the first If the
year and get an early start on next
seasons crop.
Considerable talk of new brick
buildings for Filler in the spring is
heard Let's hope that the talk will
materialize.
No new cases of small pox appear
ing in the community, the school board
ordered school to open last Monday
morning.
Two men were fined in police court
Monday for indulging in a street fight.
We did not learn their names Both
were strangers.
Judging from conditions on tke
street Monday night some bootleg
gers must have received quite some
consignment of squirrel juice.
Thanksgiving night there will be a
big dance in the opera house. Refresh
ments will be served free and a splen-
did time promised to all attending.
Louie Miller was the first of the
family to get sick of Oregon and re-
turned to Filler last Saturday, He
says the rest of the family will be
along soon.
A lot of petty thieving is going on
in town. Farmers are complaining
of their rigs being robbed while hitch
ed in the alleys about town. Some
one will be made an example of one
of these days
Since Earl Murray quit the barber
business and gone to farming, he has
prospered beyond all your best dreams.
Last week he came to town in little
old Metz and declares that when the
weather gets warm in the spring he
will branch out in all kinds of feathers
and ribbons and drive Ford.
Another batch of sportsmen braved
the mountain cold last week and spent
Saturday and Sunday up in the basin
country with their shot guns and
rifles. They got clear over into Neva-
da before their trip ended They bag
ged a considerable number of sage
hens, but nothing larger was brought
back Those who composed the par
ty were: Fred Drake, c. w. Case,
Art Anderson, Ernest Haag, and e.
b. Ripley.
Thirty-eight cars of sheep were
shipped from this station today.
Lester Musser and Earl Walter
are in Shoshone today on business.
A. A. Timm is about to trade his
40 south of town for an so north of
Bull.
Over two hundred cars of spuds
have been shipped from Filler SO far
this month.
Soon every paper you pick up will
contain the slogan do your Christmas
shopping early"
George Truitt is going to take
vacation for few weeks. He will
go out to California and on his return
will visit relatives in Wyoming
Jake Harding and family left re-
Gently for the apple show at Spokane.
From that point will visit at differ
ent points in Washington and Oregon.
H. G. Munyon yesterday sold lot
opposite the Nibley-Channel lumber
yards to Higgenbotham & Ellis, who
will erect a carpenter shop on the
same at once.
The electric light crew have about
finished their work In town for the
new system of street lighting. Filler
will be the best lighted town in south
ern Idaho when the system is finished.
The lecture Tuesday night by DR.. L.
G Herbert under the auspices OF the
lyceum bureau was thoroughly enjoy
ed The audience should have been
larger to have heard this speaker, but
local conditions mitigated against a
larger attendance.
VIM. Walters returned Friday from