The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-26

4 Grange officials expect an sttsndsnc
r " so al the convention Of the stat
! organization which l. 20 be ia sessiol
q n Sampa for four days bsslnlin
January 10 Al least rs Official del
rEatss and officials will attend, Il
said
A band Of shout 20 deer 10 winter
Ing ia the hills on Warm Springs creek
not far from the Guyrr Inn. whore /,
band passed The winter last year Tn,
animals are visible from the depot =
ketchum. and so FAR have been sbl,
10 obtain rbslr own feed. when tn.
snow gets deeper and . erus; 10 form.
) ed, they VIII be fed nay
The second petition for creation or 4
highway district out OF territory nov
Included la the Twin Falls hixhway
district presented within TWO weeks
\ time Was nlrd In the office OF the clerk
or the board OF county commissioner.
lby r. A. Terrill and other residents of
Mut angh, who ask the county com
missi0ners TO call an election for vote
OF residents OF the proposed district
upon the question OF creation or the
nirtsugh highway district
The body Of KaIuulus Il. MeGoldrlek.
former soldier from Caldwell. Il be-
Ing sent home for burial. Governor
Davis wss advised by the Rocky Noun
tain club OF New York ucioldrick
was a member of motor truck company
No. ave. til. body Is being sent TO
Caldwell. where Frank MoGoldrick.
nearest OF kin. lives
mail route shout the nrst OF March.
greater . RI OF tsyetis route | sud
part OF the New Plymouth route er-
tending west win be included in the
new route. which viii serve the most
thickly settled part OF the FruItlnnd
bench sud part OF whitley bottom ter
rltory.
Niue movable agricultural schools
under the supervision OF the university
extension division will be held In south
eastern Idaho the latter part OF JAW
AIRY. A list Of 20 speakers. Including
university and extension specialists.
United States department OF agrieul
ture men. farm bureau representatives
and prominent bankers and businssS
men OF the counties to be visited, has
been prepared.
A. Z. Porter. employed BY q lumber
company At Its camp about i've miles
from 81. Joe. Was, badly injured In an
accident near the camp y few days
age. A large caterpillar tractor used
for hauling the sieighlosdy OF logs g.
capped control and ran over him. caus-
ing pelvic fractures aud severe Internal ,
Injuries. II Is not thought his injuries
VIII prove fatal
Recent reports from Chicago and t,
Honolulu Indicate that radio stations I
Ia these farswsy places are copying l
regularly messages sent out BY the
amateur station At the Boise high
school. 'it lso't the result Of any new
or more costly sppsratns this winter"
explained Harry Redsker. instructor.
Its Just case OF tunlns our instru
Inents more closely
After dsy Of work crowded with
detailed consideration OF the major 10
sues Of nuancins and marketing the
National woolsrowsrs closed their an
aual convention IN Salt Lake by adopt
nx . ssries OF resolutions among which
sre: A tariff Of 81 cents q pound on
secured wool. cents . pound on tn
ported lambs. compensatory duties on
woods. and the enact
nent OF the American valuation plan
q applied to duties Az ansndmert
10 the federal reserve act permitting
he srsntiax % agricultural credits Of
we've months time. An extension Of
he time Cor making spplisstions for
oans In the war nnsnce corporation
10 70 January |. 1875 Amendment TO
he law governing the war hnsacs
lesns 20 IS 10 permit ad
sness on the farm real sstats ef live
sock borrowers
At meeting 10 Idaho Fsils u about
M farmers IN the court house . rsso-
usloa was adopted t>eauaesss the
resent system Of stats pststo insp~c
loo aud the crowd u growers pr~s<nt
ssst an record as desiring tia prsssat
vsfsrn 30 sbotsA~d.
rr~nk Rusarff sn iO4 veara N