The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-04-14
Filler NEWS.

(From the Filler Journal }

(From the Filler Journal)
Mrs. VIM. Bunce spent part of Tues
day with Twin Falls friends.
+. f. Allen, who has been quite
sick, is mucn better. He was able |
to be down town Tuesday forenoon.
Davis Bros. has purchased the
acre tracts on North avenue which |
are at the north end Of Yakima ave-
nue., from F. F. Carter
Quite number of people from Twin
Falls autoed down Tuesday evening to
attend the concert given by local tall
ent Among them were Mr.. and Mrs. |
4 M. G. Ripley, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Brown.
The promenade given by the juniors
last Friday evening in the opera
house was the SWEETEST affair ever
pulled off in the village The decora-
tons were certainly worthy Of special
mention, as was every appointment
from punch to music.
NJ G. Telford and Tom Sanders left
Wednesday morning for Rogerson
where they will load up with lumber
for the improvements of a homestead
entry of B. w. Telford in the Sho-
shone Basin country.
Hudson Bros, from Seattle, con-
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Filler. They have rented the middle
house in Dooley's row and are ready
to figure with our people on any build
ing they may desire.
The town board should provide a
dumping ground for the residents of
the town, where all the refuse could
be put out of the way and out of sight.
Old tin cans and accessories that come
from rakings and scrapings do not US
ually make very artistic decorations
for any particular spot, and it is up
to the town to secure some out OF the
way place for a public dump
John McCarroll has returned from
California
Miss Case of Bull, spent Sunday
with Filler friends.
j. G. Christy and family spent Sun
day in Twin Falls.
Mrs. Reeves and children spent Sat
urday in Twin Falls.
Orie Lee, son of Mrs. Robt. Miller,
is confined to his home with typhoid
fever.
Isaac BEEN left Tuesday for a visit
to Rapid City, S. D., and other points
east
Carl Pielstick and wife of Los An
geles, Calf, arrived in Filler last Mon
udy lOI I'LL tAlcIluGu Stdy.
A. j. Ripley and wife, of Twin Falls,
parents of e. B. Ripley, are guests at
his home this week
Rev. Barbezat has just returned
from American Falls where he has
: been conducting revival services
q. R. Dooley has taken the agency
I for the Case auto and is spending his
spare time demonstrating the new
/ 1914 model
The Masons are making big prepar-
atoms for their annual banquet which
will be held on the 9th of this month
DR.. Sutcliffs wife from Twin Falls
visited here last Sunday. Also a ne
phew of the doctor, dentist from
Twin Falls, was Filler visitor
John Kaeser is expected to arrive in
Filler today and it is expected that he
will start the erection of his cheese
factory just as soon as he gets here.
Mrs. Schildman of Filler, chairman
of the Civil Service Reform committee
gave splendid talk on the proposed
Civil Service Reform bill, which wa.
instructive as well as very interest
ing -Pioneer-Record, Rupert
DR.. Cartney is the proud possesso1
of two "pit terriers" species of bull
dogs. The sire Of these pups was own
ed in Denver for three years, and wal
never whipped. He is now owned il
= Boise. The doctor will let Guy Sheare
- have one of the pups, as Guy recent.
= lost a much priced fox terrier.
The lecture by M. J. Sweeley las
Sunday evening in the new M. L
church was treat enjoyed by all tina
the church could comfortably accom-
modate. He took for his subject, 9TH
Church in Politics." and handled
automatically and satisfactory to al
who heard him.