The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-05-02
Filler. Items
(From The Filler JOurnal.)

Walter Bros, sold their gray Per-
cheon stallion, Orlin, one of the
strongest and brilliant bred stations
in this section of the country, to j. W.
Hollihan, northeast of Filler.
Lyman Stewart left Thursday even
ing for Portland, Ore, where he has
accepted a position in a creamery
Mrs. Stewart will remain here until
they can dispose of their property on
North street
Dale Chapman was taken to the hos
pital in Twin Falls Sunday night suf-
fering with blood poison. He injured
his ankle and wearing black stocking
infected the wound, causing a serious
case of poison.
Remember next Saturday afternoon
at the Davis Bros sale, H. G. Mum
yon, the auctioneer, will sell the
buildings and fence around the 40 at
the east end of Main street that has
been purchased for a fair ground
H. H. Schildman and Anderson G.
Case have purchased about three acres
adjoining the railroad yards and are
building an up-to-date stock yard to
take care of their stock business. They
have sunk well 122 feet deep and
have lots of water. They are installing
an electric pump and aim to have
everything in first-class shape for
their business
In talking with Judge Lennard
Tuesday he informed us that he was
going either to sell his farm or rent
it another year. He is going to Cali
fornia for the winter on account of his
wife's health.
Davis Bros. will have a public sale
of horses at their barn Saturday of
this week The fair ground lumber,
sheds and fencing will also be sold.
Munyon & Son, auctioneers, and Guy
Shearer, clerk.
Now that the county fair project is
over, the next thing is the rural high
school. H. G. Munyon stated to the
Journal Tuesday he was ready to start
with the others whenever the word is
given. Soon the schools will be out
for the summer, and it is his idea to
go out with our meetings and petit
lions while yet the schools are in ses-
sion. The Journal hopes to be able to
announce in its next issue that work
has started.
Joseph Fitzsimmons, assistant game
warden, will be in Filler Saturday af-
| ISiuOOu anu eNSuluB, DlluBlhS Will
him a number of slides showing the
herd of Elk he brought down out of
the Yellowstone and placed in the
Rock Creek country. He will try and
be here personally and give the folks
talk who attend the Gem theatre at
the performance in the afternoon and
evening. This will be a treat and
costs you nothing.
The Woman's Club met Wednesday
afternoon-it was the annual election
OF officers, with the following results
President, Mrs. Shearer; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Jones; secretary, Mrs. Sny-
der; corresponding secretary, Miss
Mosley; treasurer, Mrs Macaw. Dele
gates elected to the district federation
which meets at Pocatello May 16, II
and IS, Mesdames Daum, Ripley
Jones and Telford. Alternates, Mes
danes Dwight, Parsons, Costello and
Childs.
Geo. F. Allen, VIM. Buesing, Emil
and John Sommer, made a trip into
the mountains Sunday to see about
their cattle. Mr. Courtney had large
bunch of cattle belonging to ranchers
in this vicinity in the hills for pasture
and it was reported that there was
no grass and the stock was dying off
These gentlemen report that Mr.
Courtney has just moved onto another
range with the cattle and that they
are beginning to look well now. 1t is
true that the sheep had been over thi.
former range and picking was MOI
very good for the stock but they arc
now on an excellent bunch Of grass.