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Evening star., 1921-07-24
Marshall business BROKERS'

for sale real business places at right prices.
II Sou want to sell profit by the prestige and
success Of this ONCE by listing your place at
once. No overchafgps. All business confidential,
Professional service.
Evening star., 1921-07-24

Note our 6ne list Of roominy houses all
west Of 9th at. We advise to act at once to
secure any one Of the following We recently
sold Is rooming houses
Evening star., 1921-07-24

ySrEY1foESI Man to sell property: some
thing dfffefenG experience not necessary; e1-
csntjouaifY hi5h earning possibilities: steady
ma disu}nsd nerupa ,ion: references required.
Addrees M 1g1.k. Star once.
Evening star., 1921-07-24

Grocery. well located NV: tiled floors
sanitary equipment one Of the best stores fol
the price In city; -, 500.
Evening star., 1921-07-24
& Book Statesmen.

MaKaIHyS U DOON SdIcoliIcII'
II yea sse III ,n,.. max'ns e *aOo a., "eeH s you
Char;os SessAs$rs Sons. 421 Kellogg bldg. 20
sENsx1I0NAL OPPoRTUNITY-one sale
day Ip<sna e4o0 per month: 5 sales, $1,000
per uaensh. Mesyaises new adding machine. Re-
a sssipss divides add,
Lishtnipe spesd. 1rrors impossible. Five-year
s,1rantee. Csed b. U. 8. government and
.arseet eorpsrA ssAss Tremendous demand every
Iyhsre AnaJinx prcdts. Write quick for trial
= ner and protected territory. Calculator Cor
Ysrsti iIa Grasd Rapsds, Mich
Evening star., 1921-07-24

Home-Ownership-Money.
A 81 900 ready cash bonus loan for transfer:
requires first mortgage rral estate security: 81
monthly pays principal interest. expense. Gail
or write Trustees Agency. 2U7 Mschinists
hldr WnshtnYfnn u &
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HELP, AND SITUATIONS.
HOUND.

s~ DVNU.
EEsH ExG aFsss1nS room csIos sla!!os
Friday IN. snss Cob hare ssms ~ csinn
on Mrs. n. Williamson. 112i sssd p
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WANTED-HEIp
n1AH.E-EnwtauuAA.

with automobile; by established nrm; pros
ges,' ea ,5s safnisssd replies conhdential Addrs''
SALES AGENTS and aolicitors to represent
factory direct selling oils. greases. roofing cs-
ments and paints at 1914 prices to farmerss
property and auto owners and other consun-
ments; satisfaction guaranteed; hustler can
earn over $50 weekly. The Premier Co.,
1ls1 W. 11th ST.. Cleveland, Ohio.
SALES MANAGER.
Capable party. with some capital. can secure
exclusive sales right for Warrington territory
market. ONCE and sales force organised. Par
ticnlars at interview. Address Box 229-k, Star
SALESMAN wanted to sell our high grade Ha-
prices. ADDRESS for particulars. Havana, $40
lBroAd at, Newark. n. J.
SALESMAN.
earnest desire to succeed and good character:
6 you lack .elf.eonsdence. save your time.
Call Main 5Gt for appointment.
SALESMAN Energetic and
enthusiastic Christian, who is
determined to get the business,
to sell securities of corporation
operating Piggly Wiggly
stores; tremendous opportunity
for advancement to managerial
position open to the man who
qualities. No attention paid to
replies not containing references
and past experience. Address
Box 22l-K, Star Office.
statesmen.
The Hecht Co. requires the
services of outside statesmen, for
their famous electric clothes
washington machine; those with
experience preferred; commits
sion basis. Four car loads sold
during past month.
Apply Supt.,
THE HECHT CO.,
9TH St. at F.
sALEsNEN..A large security corp. desire. the
services Of successful saiesmen to work In
their Washington ONCE. Address Boz 15o-K.
sALESMBN wANTED-Prefera6iy With Ford
car; to sell to dealers article that saves gas
Addresa Bog le9.k. star once. a..
Statesmen Of exceptional ability for a real
money making prcpostion; drawing acsount
ca s.inss Ss we.soss Siu. Apply C. H. Ses'
SECURITY sALEsMAN = High grade; great
lineup: many bank. and highest public on
cials indorsins this issue; country sections set
y y lifs.in. for S,s producsr'. ". puI.ad ass
81a @ Ut. NV. 81
SELL OUR LINE Of low priced Speciaifies
large commissions: no Investment; patented
1o's! Ra; or sd
sEyERAL hEh schoo. boys to sell hish:
sfsr ce on ses,n. dsrs s0d
telephone number. ~
SOLICITOR (good) also good
delivery man, can find good
opening at the Elite Laundry,
PIG 14th st. NV.
sTEAMFITTER and helpe. wanted at once.
and Q ats NV. See Mr.. C. n. Marsh.
TAXI CHAUFFETR-White; Al references;
experienced 1924 18th st. NV.
WE HAVE an opening for one salesman, who
for Tor the he. right party. address Box st3.K. Star
ONCE
WE WANT . man handy with tools
to build q small bungalow for himself on our
property. We furnish the material and pay
6Oc per hour to the right party. who can fur
nish q small cash payment. ~ our plan We
put you In a snug little home and the rent
you formerly paid will make you absolute
owner in 2 years or less See Mr. stiHier at
East Riverdale. Rladensburg car line. eatuf-
day pm. or all day Sunday. OF phone Frsnk-
lin sos.
1T1Tasf,-I,0y-
Rasement. 9l2 II st. NV.
lyINDnIAI TDIAGAGEDS
Evening star., 1921-07-24

ExPERIeNCHtD aslesmen to sell commits
.ion. M bSst bssiness stimnlator On the mar
Ist. aJe6 ePcieAery, glassware. enamelware.
s,nm,nunvsrE, etc. liberal commissions paid
wsekiy: szeis4ive OF side line: old established
nonse: refseeaes either Dun or Bradstreet's.
Var psrtieuiarS write to Eagle Supply Co.. st.
Evening star., 1921-07-24

First-class delicatesspa and confectionery I:
left. fountain: S-year fease rent, $75: sales
now average $50 per da.. Price. 5000.
Confectionery and Ice cream parIors; 4 lir-
ing rooms; heat and light furnished. Price,
Evening star., 1921-07-24

Grocery. old-established corner: fresh stock
4 living rooms: rent, $40: price. s.. 600
Grocery and meats, near Soldiers Home:
living rooms: pJice, u 300
Evening star., 1921-07-24

WINDOW TRIMMERS; must
be experienced displaying small
goods; good positions; day work,
steady; big chance for advance
ment with largest drug concern
in the world. Apply L. K. Lig-
gett Co., 18th and F SITS. NV.
See Mr.. Hall. Mgr.
YOUNG MAN with substantial bookkeeping
experience. who writes a good. plain hand.
for clerk in financial and accounting division
Of large concern; fine opportunity: answer in
own handwriting. giving experience, reference,
Star of1cp.
YOUNG MAN rs bookkeeper and stenogra-
pher In bank; state references. Address BOX
l6O-K Star ONCE
Evening star., 1921-07-24
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT
AYKXINlA

BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT
AWNINGS.
AWNINGS. TENTS, FLAGS, PORCH CUR.
rAINS. WATERPROOF CANVAS sHE.TH
WALTER J. PROCTOR CO..
2lo-l2-i4 II y W. MAIN ASA
CARPET CLEANING.
t1RPETS THONOCGHLi AND CAREFULLY
cleaned: mattresses renovated. Estimates fur
nished. ALBERT kAHLERT & CO.. ss9 .
st. s.w. n. 203o
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
FRANK NTCHTER. CONTRACTOR. BUILD.
er reinforced concrete. brick carpentry. Line
taGR-I. 10 9Th st. Sc. Call evenings. 2ls
GARAGES RUILr: ANY TYPE: BRICK. cE.
snent. carpenfering. gen. fepai>. Free estimAtes.
2. Sls6 EARNEST cUcINELrI. TIC eth .. y.
JOHN ffEHNb. n. S555-w.
Carpentry and General Repair Work.
AemodelinG Speciality. gie nv.
CUTLERY SHARPENING.
KNIVES. SCISSORS. RAZoRs AND AL
kinds Of instruments sharpened.
GIBSON. GIT NV. Main -0oS.
CHAIN CANEING.
CHAIR GAMING, rPHttSTERINd. TORCH
rockers splinted. ARMSTRON0B. 1233 10th
ct. NV. Franklin 74s3
-- HATS, ETC.
rANANA AND STRAW HATS CLKANID
AND BLOCKED BIZ EXPERTg.
VIENNA HAT CO.. lsS lIth NV:
BRoDrs, INC,
HATE REPAIRED AND BLOCKED.
40 llth Nv. opposite star:
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LADIES ta1eD. brunt. capable. ut once. u
travel. Senonstnts. ard sell dealers: SO to
97S per week: fsilrosh fare paid. Write At
Evening star., 1921-07-24

will interview two men for hish-class SELL
ing positions; must have positive personality.
earnest desire to succeed and good character:
II you lack self-eonfdence, save your time.
Call Main SOL for appointrnent
The Keota news., 1921-10-21
Obituary Nstiess
HARRY BAKER

The death Of Harry Baker. formerly
Of Keota, occurred at Fort Collins,
Colo. last Saturday, October Is. fol-
lowing brief illness Of typhoid posu-
mooia. He was going to school and
driving one Of the school buses at
Buckingham whsn stricken, and bad
been taken 70 . hospital at Fort Collins
for treatment, his mother. Mrs. ". E.
Baker, and brother, Harley. having rs-
Gently moved there for the latter to en-
ter the agricultural college. It was
known that his condition was serious;
but the community was unprspsrsd for
ths news Of his death, which came - .
dietinct shock 70 all who knew him.
The body was brought to Bucking-
ham Monday, and on Tuesday morning
. funeral sSrvics was conducted there
By Rev. Moselsy. now Of Hudson, Colo.
This service was very largely attended
By the psopls Of Buckingham. many Of
whom followed The body 70 Ksota,
where . second se.viee IVES held, and
intsrmens nade IN Tie Keota cemetery.
A nns tribute was paid to the dead led
By Rev. Mosslsy. who said that hs had
The Keota news., 1921-10-21

known him best not - biz pastor. bat
- . friend. he influence Of whose HE
would remain IN incentive for him 70
make The best Of bis own life and op-
portunities. Taken In budding man
hood. Harry will bs remembered BY all
- . fins. outstanding youth. clean In
mind and habit. true to friends. church
and school. He was . msmbss Of The
Keota Methodist church. had attended
grade and high school here. and last
term had gone 70 Buckingham high
school.
Harry Baker was born At Arapabos.
Nsbs.. December 2 1905: came to Ks-
ota with bic parents In 1916. and died at
Fort Collins, Colo. October Is. l91l.
He leaves bic parents, Mr.. and Ars. ".
e. Baker. and twin brother. Harley.
now Of Fort Collins: brothers. Sidney.
Of Ssd9wiek. Colo, and George. Of
Plainvills, Kansas: and . sister. Ars.
Ora n. Long. Of Brady. .Nsbr. His
father and sister were unable 70 attend
The funeral, but The others named were
0030s
The Keota news., 1921-10-21
FRANCES QuAcKENBusH

Frances Roesiter Quaeksutush was
born Ia Somsssetshirs. England. March
q. 1855, and died at her home. esven
miles northeast Of Ksota, Sunday af-
tssnoon. October l6. lS2l. She cane
% ehe United Statef With hes parents
when bat two yeass Of age. settling at
Augusta, H.. whore they remained un-
u loe2 Thsy thsn moved 70 Cage
County. Nshe.. bsing Of The piooesss b
that otate. With her husband. Frank
E. Quaeksnbush. and family. che came
70 Keota IN 1910. 70 help build up and
develop this nsw country. settling %
the homestead that hes since boen her
The Keota news., 1921-10-21
NEWS NOTES OF THE DAY
Items Of Interest to the People al
Ke0t1 Community

Seventeen states outside Of Colorado.
and Canada. China, japan and ths Phil
ippine Islands are represented In ths
enrolment at Colorado State Teachers
College. All records Of attendance
were broken with ths close Of registra-
tion for de fall quarter 1921, with 7ll
students. This represents IN increase
Of 1893 students over the enrolment Of
The entire hrst quarter last year.
J. r. Rawson and wife and J. R.
Jones and wife. Of Atwood. Colo. visit
cd In Ksota this morning. on their way
home from . district church convention
1t Eaton, Colo. Rev. Jones, who was
formerly pastor Of he Keota Methodist
church. promises 70 make longer visit
here. possibly at de time Of The armis-
ties day psaoe pageant.
Rev. Wintssbousn accompanied Rev.
Mosslsy to Denver Wednesday evening.
to bring bic family 70 Ksota Saturday.
They will reside for ths present In he
Roy Andrews house, . mile north Of
town.
Herbert Willst shipped IN immigrant
ear Of farm machinery and horses 70
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, lsaving heso
Thursday. He came 70 Ksota Tuesday.
stopping With tho Poeglow family.
Yea can't have good health With .
disordersd stomach. Correct your
stomach disorders With Tanlac and you
wilt keep veil and strong. L. H. Un-
dsrwood.
J. p. Krum viii bold IN auction sals
Of his furniture. household goods. etc.
at Ksota Saturday. October =. at 3
p. N.
Tanlac = made Of roots. herbs, md
bafks and contains no minerals or opi-
steo. L. H. Underwood.
! Ksota Kash Grocery now has new
shipment Of bujk oatmeal. still selling
at low psiee.
Z Lost: Set double trees. betwse. Sligo
and Keota. News Once.
Swan Self Filler. Tie best fountain
pen. At SANKEY'S.
/Fsstase, PheeographsR. 9teRiiag. Cs1e.
The Keota news., 1921-10-21
Writes es Wit - A.ess.t Rains

Writes 81 V103e - A0e9oog 8oeoD
Niss Mildred Krum. formssiy a Ks-
ota and now. . tseehse st Bayhsd. Co1o..
has writtsn Tie following lsttss. dss-
eriptivs Of ancient ruins rsesntiy visited
BY hsr. With party Of other tsschsss:
The Chimney Rock ruins ass located
about twenty-five miles east Of Bay.
field. Colo.
This summer de government en-
ploysd soms men 70 DO The sxeavating.
which was hsadsd b Prot. jeaneoo Of
The State Historical and Natural His
tory Society Of Colorado. and J. 8.
Palmer Of Fsrmingtoo. New Mexico.
assisted By ave students Of archaeology
At Denver Univsrsity. and laboesss.
The 6sld y concentrated within three
miles square. and evidences have bssn
found that thsss ruins cover Tie three
distinct periods Of time that has bssn
allotted to prehistoric dwsliings By
Leading arehasoloGists. Viz. :pss Pueblo.
early Pueblo. and late Pusb'o. In
other words, the ruins disclosed show
both types Of pit houses Of pes-Pusb1o
times, tho circular hoass of he early
Pueblo, aiso the faced stone houses Of
De late Pueblo period.
The ruins aro estimated 70 b 2600
ysazs Old. o. 800 pears older than any
ever found With de possible exception
Of ths johnson Canyon ruins.
Up TO he present tims there have
bssn sxcavstsd two pit houses Of both
typeo, two of the circular ho00es md
sbout ooe.third ef . large Pueblo. One
Of the eiresla1 houses has besn chris
toned ~ Guard house. dus - ID con-
manding position - . lockout o. he
south end Of . high 0eea.
The pottery spscimsas. which run
from de mast ancient 70 ~ latest
types ever disclosed, consist Of plain.
corrugated. eoilsd ware. black On red.
black and white and blue inside with
gray outside. The last nsmsd has new
q bsen found elsewhere.
Among the epeeimsns found azs stone
axss, hammers end maals, boos needles
and avis, turquoise pendants. absloos
she'll ornaments, uaataeeo. arrow points.
arrow hsads. anvil. polished stones.
skinning knives, hsed hands and sksls-
tons. No cemetery or burial ground
thus far has been found. de bodies b.
Ing buried singiy outside Of he build
inss.
The large Pueblo now in process Of
excavation will measure about 3Nx8s6
feet and u rectangular in shape. IL
consists Of forty rooms On The ground
floor and IN equal number On the top
floor, making eighty In all The rooms
Ire seven or eight feet In height and
vary In size, lxS and Sx22 feet. This
Pueblo is supposed to accommodate
about 900 people.
In The center Of Tie building y the
Kiva, or council chamber. This 10 sup
posed to Be The place where the wsighty
matters Of The tzibs were settled aud
from which women were excluded.
Rare features found are community
grindin9 min, carved II . stoos oct In
ths opou; side entrances and roous
with stsps; . frs place; system Of
double vsoeilatoes: he rsmaius Of .
pss historic dam and reservoir; also
loesil skelstoo Of . psreoo.
The Chimney Rock ruins preseata
world Of possibilities. The work =
near III elese for thie eeacoe due t.
The Keota news., 1921-10-21

home. She has dooe her part we'll: and
Of Ill her nsighboss and aequaintaness.
not one has words other than Of good
viii and eommsndation for her. She
was member Of the Christian church
Of Beatrice. Nsbr.
She is survived BY her husband. Frank
E. Quaeksnbush. and soas, Oscar. Clar-
sncs. Walter and Earl. living near Ke-
ota: . son. Clifford, living at Beatrice.
Nsbr.: daughter. Ars. Charles Dins-
moor, Of Long Beech. California:
brothers, Charles Rossitsr. Of Casio.
B. c.. Edgar. Of Dewitt, Nsbr.. and
Sidney. Of Guide Rock. Nsbr. and By
sisters. Hattie Rossitsr and Anna
Dolan. Of Beatrice, Nsbr.. and Sarah
Morey. Of Pjsasanton. Iowa. All Of
tlssss relatives. sxespt two beotbsss.
Chariss and Sidney. were here 70 It
tend The funeral. Othsrs from . dis
taneo were Mr. and Mrs. william Net
tleton, Of Eaton. Colo. thsir daughter,
Mn. Jessie Whitcomb, and her baby
dan1htAY.
The Keota news., 1921-10-21
Card of Thank.

We extend our sincere thanks 70
neighboes and friends for The many
acts Of kindness shown % during The
sickness and death Of our beloved wife
and mother. Frances Quacksnbush.
Their ministsatious in our tms Of grief
vim ever b gratefully ssusmbersd.
Frank Quaekoobuoh and family.
The Keota news., 1921-10-21

/Poopls Who have besa helped By Tan
lee are always anxious and willing 70
ten others about Il. L. Il. Underwood.
vNONEY TO LOAN on irrigated and
nou-izrigated land. c. 7. Ahlstrand.
C1eeIsy. Colorado. ~
xWheo yoo Deok yooS bese 80 Fsgt1se.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-28
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: MAROA NOTES =
3 AA - e . q . = =

The Maroa Canning club met al
the school house on Thursday. July
"a, and canned peas. Those present
WEREWOLF Dlehl. Eva Moseley, My
"a Peters. Ruth Brown. Grace Ma
lone. Grace crosno. lila smith. jess
sic Landreth. aud Mildred Bertsch
County Club Leader A. l. O'Heiily
aud assistant. Miss Mary CrayblIl.
we're present and gave the girls some
valuable Instruction In canning
Mildred Bertseh. Ruth Brown aud
Eva Moseley were selected for can
ming team to prepare for demonstra-
tlou work al the coming fair.
Thelma Greenwood aud Yeima
Grimm will be the cooking team to
represent Maroa at the falr.
County Agent Powers and the
state Seed Inspector were In this
aeixhborhood last week looking oy-
~ some piafs az Dickiow wheat rel
ative TO eertifieation. 80.
The Maroa womsn's club closed
the club year with lawn social al
the school house where they served
ice cream 10 their husbands aud
children A great deal Of lee cream
vas taken care Of and a good time
vas enjoyed by all
Mrs A Johnston called on AIRS
,lrkfss Thursaav
Leo Greenwood reports good fish
ING at the Salmon Dam.
Repairs are progressing rapidly al
The school house To get things ready
Tor school which will begin Ssptem-
Der eth. -
Mr. and Mrs. Armour and daaxh-
.er and Leo Greenwood speat few
tags camping lasf week at Clear
lakes
Mr. snd Mrs. John keSsl~r return
"a Tuesday from long auto trip %
Barns. Oregon. their former home
They report an eaieyahle eating
rec Of much auto trouble
Country Club Leader 0'neilN
slll BE- host a. sn iSe cream party ta
- given at the school honse Wed
'ssa4s evening. August :. Tor mem
'ers % III. hoys aud girls eiahs ia
his district and their parents
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A LITTLE LESSON
~ AID WRITING

The copy was written ON the backs
OF several old envelopes the farmer
had handy. which got shuffled be-
fore reaching the printer. and here's
what appeared In the newspaper;
Twenty-Five good cows. broke 10
work: III head OF eultivators. com
ing In soon: 10 head OF shoyeling
boars. with scoops by side: piano
mares; i20 rods canvas betting. bet
ter than new; DeLaval COW. with Ice
cream attachment. Mccormick bind
er. In foal; Poland China bobsled.
due TO farro~ In April; IA head OF
chickens. with grass attachment. in
good working order; j. I. c. rid
ing heifsrs. good as new; spraying
outfit. eau be- ridden or driven by
children; 10 billy goats. 20 bushel
capacity. With spraying nozzle ana
other attachments. many other ar
tieles too numerous 10 mention.
which I expect TO get at night be-
tween now and date of sale conn-
Try Gentleman.
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IAN ORDINANCE. AMENDING. Or
DISAScE NO. 81 BY AMENDING
SECTION 1 THEREBY. IN REF
ERENcE TO THE FIRE LIMITS
or THE VILLAGE OF Filler.
AND KEPEALfSC SAID SECTION
OF SAID ORDINANCE
BIZ iT ORDAINED BY THE CHAIR
MAN AND THE BOARD OF
TRUSTEES or THE VILLAGE
or FILLER. IDAHO,
That Ssetioni Of Ordinance No 81
entitled
AN ORDINANCE EsrABLisHING
FIRE LIMITS FOR THE VILE
AGE OF FILLER, DEFINING THE
KINDS or MATERIALS WHICH
tiAY BE USED IN BUILDING
CONSTRUCTION IN SAID DIS
THicT: PROVIDING FOR THE
KINDS OF WALLS WHICH MAY
BIZ ERECTED. PROHIBITING
ALTERATIONS BY WOOD OF
EXISTING BUILDINGS IN SAID
DISTRICT: REQUIRING FRONT
ENTRANCES TO ALL BASE
MESTs: PROVIDING FOR THE
FILING or PLANS AND SEcUH-
ING or BUILDING PERMIT:
FIXING PENALTY FOR VIOLA
TfONS or THIS ORDINANCE
AND nEPEALINC ORDINANCE
NO. "a.
be amended 10 read as follows:--
Section 4. That ali parts OF the
Village OF Filler. as hereinafter DE-
seribed shall be Known as aud is
hereby declared TO be and establish
ed a. the fire limits OF said village 10
Wit
The north half lShj Of blocks
seventeen az. Eighteen IB.
Nineteen tisj, Twenty 900 and the
Whole 81 blocks Thirteen ti3J ana
Fourteen ,l4j and the South half OF
IS y Of blocks twelve iI2) and FIJI
Iesn IsI according To the Final and
A IN ended Plat OF the Village OF Filler.
as ths said plat IL OF record In the
Recorders office OF Twin Falls coun-
y. Idaho.
Section 2 That Section 1 OF Said
Ordinance No. 81 bs and Is hereby
repealed
Passed by the Board OF Trustees
his izth day OF July. 1924.
Approved by the Chairman OF the |
Board OF Trustees this 18th day Of |
July. 1921.
VILLAGE SEAL)
Guy n. SHEARER,
Chairman. Board OF Trustees.
ATTEST.
FRANK E. ALDIN.
Clerk
Published In IN. Filler Record, July 4
zstb. 1874.
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at the hour OF 200 D m. for the
purpose OF handling all matters that
may properly come before the
Board
H. J. WEAVER. Presidens
l.. q. HILL.
ATTEST:
ARTHUR T.. ANDERSON.
Secretary Treasurer.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-28

Join the merry throng az the reg
nlAr FRIDAY aiEht dances conducted
weekly az Nsyhfoco bY the Legion
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LIAM ruK AUTO BUSINESS

LEARN Tnx AUTO BUSINESS
saru usrs Hlonsy - sats Gsseanie
or n ists ssssssss fer yearsslf 90
lesfess snesrt. battsryHsn. Nsiosr
TrsstsruAs. vsNsxiisr. hsehirist
Or Lathe hssi sssrtsst read to sss
ssss If zen have goss
frsa tAsss sAsps to Gss< isss yea
ssn d TIE sams-ysu sas ears board
and rssa whils attending ssssei--
vriss ssssv fer free sstslsG lsrssst
end bsst equipped Auto Sshssl On the
Pacific Cssst = ever z 90 nen trained
snasslly.
HssIl's Asss0ehtls e<hsei
ilet svesss ssrsss Be- Frs.sisse
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There hesns no further business,
motion ~as made aud carried that
the meeting be temporarily adjourn
I'd 60 r~convens In regular session
on the sfterneoR OF July sssd. lsat.
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FIIer. Idaho, July 2s. 1921.

Filler. Idaho, July %. 1921.
The Board OF Commissioners OF
the Filler High way District recOnyen-
ed In regular session az their office
on this date At the hour OF 200 pm.
The following members were pres
emit.
IL. j. WEAVER. President
l. c. HILL
ARTHUR 4. ANDERSON.
scretary-Treasurer
The minutes OF the previous meet
ing we're read and approved.
The pay roll for Highway employ
sss covering work done during the
first half OF July. amounting 10
y5.scs.s0. was audited and ordered
paid.
Motion was made and carried that
the administration account be dis
tributed over work done 10 the
amount OF $4,000. said distribn-
ton To be made on the following
basis:
10 per cent 10 bridge maintenance.
20 per cent 10 road maintenance.
80 per cent 10 bridge construction
40 per cent 10 road construction.
After regular routine affairs had
been disposed OF the meeting was de-
ciared adjourned.
n j WEAVER. President
l.. @. HILL
ARTHUR u. ANDERSON.
Secretary Treasurer.