The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-04-27
Filler NEWS
From Filler Journal.

Juneau Shinn was Twin Falls Wis
itor Monday.
Ray and Henry Brown were Filler
visitors Monday.
Geraldine Truitt is convalescing af-
ter a case of measles
Mr. and Mrs. Pierde were Twin Falls
visitors last Friday.
H. II. Schildman received car of
sheep from Burley this week
E. r. Dooley made trip to Rigby
and Idaho Falls this week
Harry Hammerquist drove to Twin
Falls in his new Apperson Tuesday.
Geo. Allen is in Oregon this week
on business for the Nibley-Channel
Lumber company.
Mrs. Erskine and children from
Twin Falls were guests of her sister,
Mrs. Reeves over Sunday.
Joe Strompf has turned his Velie in
to meat wagon by having fancy box
built at the Goodpasture factory.
DR.. Newberry returned Sunday eve
ming driving his new Studebaker
through. He certainly has very fine
car.
Mesdames H. H. Schildman and
Chas. Costello attended the Twentieth
Century breakfast at Twin Falls Tues
day.
Five auto loads of Eastern Stars
went to Bull last Thursday night and
visited the order of that place Mem
bers from Twin Falls and HOLSTER al
so attended and splendid evening
was enjoyed.
The Journal recently made a report
on the record of two cows that were I'M
der test belonging to Geo. Allen and A.
A. Davis, in which there was an error
in the figures. The correct test was
that the cows belonging to Mr. Davis
gave 1855 pounds of milk containing
l4.2 pounds of butter, and the COW be-
longing to Geo. Allen gave 1851
pounds of milk containing 14.8 pounds
of butter. The Davis COW is Jr. three
years old and the Allen COW Jr. two
years old. Mr.. Davis has three other
cows undergoing an official test and
are very promising. The result will
appear in these columns later.
H. B. I.orain was Twin Falls Wis
itor Wednesday.
Mrs. Vandament was Twin Falls
visitor the first of the week.
A girl baby was born yesterday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Whitney
A. A. Davis returned Monday from
a business trip to his old home in
Washington.
Robt Herman is erecting a new res
idence on his ranch under the High
Line Seed Co.'S ditch.
Miss Marion Ramsey, of HOLSTER,
has been hired for the 7th grade. All
positions are now filled.
A May Day program and social will
be held in the Washington school
house Friday evening, April.
At special meeting of the school
board Monday evening the position of
principal of the high school for next
year was rendered to Paul Brownlee
of New Mexico.
Dr. Alice Buckner and 4-year-old
son, from Fullerton, Nebr., are visit
ing at the home of her brother, Sam
Whitney They are on their way to
California where they will make an
indefinite stay.
VIM. Spencer got a sage tick on him
while clearing an so near Poplar hill
school and for time it was feared
he would have spotted fever. Dr. Will
son, however, has brought him through
and he is now feeling so much better
that it is thought that the danger has
passed.
Ralph F. Dietrich, who has been as
ISOLATED with the Carlson-Lusk Hard
ware company, of Boise, for the past
six years, has accepted a position with
the Snyder Hardware company. Mr..
Snyder is fortunate in securing the
services of man of Mr.. Dietrich's ex-
perience and ability.
Geo. F. Allen has just returned from
a trip to Oregon where he has been
visiting the company's mills and see