The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-20
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BERGER NOTES


The most recent fall OF snow. fiy
or six inches deep. is fast disappear
ing ON account OF the mild weather
We are having on the Salmon.
j. NJ. Pierce OF the Hillcrest farm
and breeder OF the Duroe-Jersey hogs
Shorthorn cattle, Buff Rock chickens
and Picrce's Peerless Pedigreed pigs
was transacting business at the
county capital Saturday.
Roy hammers was looking after
business matters in Filler Saturday
Mrs. II. W. league and her little
daughter returned home from Twin
Falls Wednesday.
L. o. Evans was over from Twin
Falls looking after his farm interests
on the Salmon Wednesday.
c. c. stansburg OF Twin Falls was
a Berger visitor the first OF the week
Miss Frances McGregor was over
from Knuli to spend Sunday with her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burrows are here
from Rupert visiting at the home
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Aver Mr.. Bur
rows was formerly engaged in the
hardware business in Hollister.
Mrs. A. C. Aver and Mrs. F. Roper
and children were Twin Falls visit
ors one day last week.
The Berger Lit rary society will
meet again Friday evening. Some o
the members will stage a play tina
evening.
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Gladys Regner in. company with w
Powell. paid visit to Twin Falls
Saturday.
Jesse Griffith was a passenger to
Twin Falls Friday. He will remain
there few days visiting and look
ing after business matters.
Rev. r. W. Hallowell OF Twin
Falls and Messrs. c. c. and Merle
Stansbury were entertained at din
ner at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J
NJ. Pierce Sunday.
Miss Pauline Ripley was passen-
ger to Twin Falls Friday. returning
Saturday.
w. Powell Of Haggardt valley is a
frequent visitor to Berger lately.
Are YOU a subscriber to the Filler
Record? II not. why not?
Messrs Frank and George Parrot
- Pollyville were business visitors
at the countyseat Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs O. T.. PARROT and
thor little son departed for Denver
Wednesday to consult a specialist re-
- ~.
has been afling for the past two or
three years. They will probably go
to Rochester. MINI. TO consult the
Mayo brothers before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs r. n. Johnson en-
iertained the young people with q
dance at their home Friday night
W. II. wygal OF East Berger was
business In Twin FALL
one day recently.
Rev. r. w. Halo we'll occupied thu
pulpit in place OF the Rev. Mr.. Jones
of knuli Sunday. lie Is an interest
ing and forceful speaker and his au
dience. thought small. was apprecia
tive and enjoyed his sermon 10 the
fullest extent The Rev. Mr. Halo
well also Is Interested In Sabbath
school work. having received the ap
polntment for this territory TO or.
ganize and 10 visit Sabbath schools iu
HIS district His headquarters are ~
Twin Falls.
Mrs. Frank PARROT was passen
ger to Twin Falls Saturday She will /
remain a few days visiting friends
As the condition OF the roads e. I
Filler and Twin Falls are not extreme 4
inviting TO motor 10 either place 4
and with no tonsorial parlors if I
Berg. r. consequently our faces ar
Row adorned with a healthy and 4
growth OF wbiskers ana I
lur heads covered with luxurianf
-rowth Of hair There T. a good
opening in Berger FOR a good tonso-
-iai artist Surely he would be fhs
busiest man in town.