The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-03-31
Filler NEWS.

(From Filler Journal.)

(From Filler Journal)
Mrs. e. B. Ripley was visitor to
Twin Falls Wednesday.
Wick Pease has rented the Scott
Lorraine place the coming season.
Julius Strauss made a business Wis
it to American Falls the first of the
week.
A small blaze at the home of Geo.
Beer last evening destroyed the south
room.
Mrs. H. H. Schildman will go to Ru-
pert and Burley Thursday and Fri
day as a guest of the Women's club.
Mrs. Rudolph of Twin Falls, accom-
panied by her children, Charles and
Laura, were Sunday visitors at the F.
G.. Graves home.
The revival services at the M. E.
church now being conducted by Rev.
Luce are growing in interest and re-
suits.
Mrs. Jas. Snelson and children leave
today for Glasgow, Mont, to join her
husband, who has located a home
stead there.
j. Terpstra has sold his farm west
of Filler to o. l. Miller. Mr.. Miller is
the gentleman who bought the Ludlow
place.
Mrs. Blakeley returned from Lava
! Springs Tuesday evening. She expects
to return there shortly and remain
month.
w. M. Moore, the we'll driller, has
purchased lot near G. w Thornton's
residence, and will shortly erect a
bungalow thereon.
Now is the time to get fusy on your
premises and "clean up" 1t will be
much cheaper for each individual to
clean his own premises rather than
wait for the town officials to do it.
A "A. Miller has sold the Filler hotel
property to O. A. Bergstrand of Sill
verton, Ore. What disposition of the
property the new purchaser proposes
to do we could not learn.
Frank Stricklin sold his place last
fall and went west to seek another To-
cation. He travelled over Washing
ton and dropped into California, but
finally returned to Filler, and the first
of the week Anderson e Case sold him
| Sam SWanson'S place northwest of
here. They all come back.
Fl. H. Schildman writes that he has
sheared his 2400 head of sheep at the
Montgomery sheep yards near Chi
cago, and sold the clip at the highest
price paid this season. He still has
the sheep, but will go on the market
a little later. 1t seems the taking off
of the tariff on wool has not disturbed
values and the stuff is selling on a
supply and demand basis just as pre-
dicted by thoughtful men.
The property owners along South
Yakima avenue met at the home of
George Allen Monday evening and de-
c1ded they would replace the dead
trees along the avenue from the north
line of the school grounds through to
the north line of the street. Also to
pillow up the ground and reseed it in
the parking. The Civic club under the
auspices of the Woman's club expect
to get busy soon with the balance of
Yakima avenue and put it in SPLEEN
did condition. The Journal will have
more to report along this line in a
week or So
Mrs. H. H. Schildman was a Twin
Falls visitor Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Dan Conner were
Twin Falls visitors last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs H. j. Weaver were Wis
iting in Twin Falls last Friday.
Mrs. Truitt and daughter Geraldine
went to Salt Lake Sunday for a few
days visit with relatives and friends.
DIR. Newberry left Saturday morn
ing for Chicago where he goes to take
postgraduate course. He will be alb
! sent about two months, during which
time his practice will be looked after
by DR.. Suttcliff of Twin Falls.
| Bro. Goodpasture's new houses are
nearing completion. He informed a
Journal reporter Tuesday that Bro
Nichols, the jeweler, would occupy
one of them, while Pro- Reeves, the
| druggist, would occupy the other
! With Bro Schildman in the neighbour
hood to look after all the brethren, it
would seem that this particular sec
| ton of our city is in splendid condi-
ton to attract favorable attention to
prospective home buyers in the flu
| ture.
L. A. Ragsdale of Ellensburg, Wash,
a recent newcomer, has purchaser the
| Pielstick four-acre tract in the north
part of town. Mr.. Ragsdale is the
| father of Mrs. Albert Lee, also new
Corners on the tract. To all these good
people who have recently come here
| to make homes, the Journal would be-
| sneak word of cordial welcome, and
! with the added hope and assurance
| that they will find it all that they have
pictured it. and will soon learn to love
1t as have those who have preceded