The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-10-26
FILER NEWS
(From the Filler Journal.)

Nebraska and Will remain.
Herman Terpstra has commenced
the erection of new house on his
farm west of Filler.
Charles Stroud broke ground ,his
week for his new house on the laud
he recently purchased.
The fire company have finished their
new building and now have splendid
place to store their paraphernalia.
A. A. Timm is building large
sleeping porch on his house, also en-
larging the dining room, and build
ing back porch
Frank Fehrenbacker and Ward
Blakeslee have purchased all the re-
naming lots in block IL, on west
Main street
Jas Fitzpatrick is at Lava Hot
Springs taking the baths for rheuma-
tism, and reports from him indicate
that he is getting much better.
There will be Halloween social
and program at Washington school,
Friday evening, October 18th. There
will be fun for all. Ladies bring box
supper for two
Two new dwellings are in the course
OF construction on west Main street.
John Penney, yard man at Nib.ey-
Channels lumber yard, is building on
the south side OF the street and Frank
George on the north side.
Work has been started on the base
ment Of Ripley's new garage.
Mrs. Glenn, mother of Mrs. BMnce,
has returned from her visit to Cald-
we'll
Mrs. w. w. Taylor and little daugh-
ter are visiting at the home of her
parents in keyetsville, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, of Nebraska,
visited here last week. Mrs. Wilson
is sister of the late F. r. Moseley.
Harlan Fisher and Earl Walter are
in Idaho Falls this week attending the
session of the grand lodge /. 0. Q. F.
AL. Holmes has bought a Ford. Al.
is ready now to go any place in the
county to do cement work With a
splendid crew of men he can now take
care of any job that comes along.
A cement walk now leads to Davis
Bros. barn. A very much needed walk.
1t might also be said that Filler is
pretty well covered by good cement
walks. The past season has been an
active one in securing walks all over
town.
Don't forget that Halloween social
at Washington school Friday, the 10Th.
Ladies will please bring refreshments
for two, as several young men out our
way have expressed desire to dine
with their best girls on this occasion
and we hate to see them disappointed.
Hudson Bros. have just completed a
residence for S. d. Taylor on his ranch
southwest of Filler, this, we under
stand, is one of the best bungalow
ranch residences on the tract These
gentlemen have just taken the con-
tract for two more fine bungalows, be-
ing those of Emil Herman and Carl
Herman, on the High Line Seed
Farms. Among the other houses these
contractors have built are those of
Grover BEEN on Yakima avenue; Mrs.
Turnbaugh; farm residence of r. r.
Hicks and other smaller jobs. s. d.
| Taylor, for whom they have just com
pleted bungalow, is saying things
| about them which are very commend
able in reference to their integrity
| and workmanship.
| Saturday evening as Chas w. Tur-
ner, warehouseman of Filler depot was
bringing the mail up to the postoffice
he was attacked at the corner of the
old lumber yard and thrown to the
grown by Rell Main, the fellow who
has been giving boxing matches here.
| After Turner was down he struck him
several times, backing one eye. The
following Monday Main was arrested
for assault and battery and appeared
before Judge Ripley in police court
where he pleaded guilty and was fined
$25 and costs, making a total of $780,
| WI, he ruid ORG ay, lie
does not dispose of the case, as Uncle
/ Sam will not tolerate any interference
with the men intrusted with the mail
/ There is plenty of law in this country
/ to take care of any case where man
has a grievance against another with
out taking the matter in their own
! hands, What Mains trouble with
| Turner was we do not know, but we
do know that he settled it in the wrong
/ way. Charles Turner enjoys splen-
did reputation with everybody who has
had business with him at the depot
SO far as we have ever heard
/ A very enthusiastic meeting of farm
/ ers and business men was held in the
/ Masonic hall on last Friday night will
4 reference to the movable school ant
/ the county fair propositions for Filler
About sixty were present and those
who were there had the pleasure of lis
| tening to some very able. talks on the
benefits community receives in tht
educational, financial and social side
of life by having this school and fair
especially pleasing and timely were
the remarks of Mr.. Clifford. Horace
/ Adds, field editor of the Rural Spirit
an agricultural paper published il
Portland, was present and gave very
interesting and instructive talk or
what a county fair really means to /;
/, county fair really means to a com
munity and what they have done il
various places throughout the north
west. The general sentiment was IL
favor of the county fair and the eyac
date of the movable school will be an
nounced through these columns later