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KEITH NEWS
(From Staff Correspondent

W 1Vll. 0toAA SVAASoQO4OSAGsI
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Anderson
visited in Devils Lake Saturday after
noon.
Miss Myrtle Brudseth and Arthur
Holten took in the show in Devils
Lake Friday afternoon.
The picnic given by school number
one and number three was we'll at
tended. Amusements were toasting
marshmollows and other excitements.
A very enjoyable time was spent. The
teachers were Miss Alma Olivia Tor
berg and Miss lila Olson.
Miss Gladys and Rosamond Thoe
visited on the farm with their parents
over Saturday and Sunday and return
ed to Devils Lake Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Anderson call
ed in Devils Lake Sunday.
Elmer, Sam, Henry, Lawrence Thoe
and Gordon Brick attended the dance
given out at the Shawn home in No
non township Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Mahoney and
Miss Helen Przybyleki visited at the
Fred Brick home Sunday afternoon.
Miss Alma Forberg left last Sat-
urday on thirty to her home in Long
Prairie, Minnesota.
Miss Lila Olson left for her home in
Minnesota last Saturday evening.
Gordon and Frances Brick and
their mother Mrs. Fred Brick, visited
in Devils Lake Friday.
Mr.. Albert Olson of Keith left Mon
day, morning for Minnesota, on a
fishing trip. Howard Latham of De-
wills Lake accompanied him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Riesdorph and
family visited in Devils Lake Sat
urday afternoon.
Mr.. Albert Olson was down on the
farm on the reservation, Saturday.
Mr.. Peter Kettwig was in Devils
Lake Saturday afternoon on bust
ness. While there he purchased a
new Chevrolet touring car.
Arthur Holten returned to his home
in Warwick Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Joe. Lee took in the dance at
Lakewood Pavilion Friday evening.
George Miller was in Devils Lake
one day last week ON business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kettwig and
family visited at the Fred Brick
home Wednesday.
Mr.. Joe Perkins was on business in
Devils Lake one day last week.
Mrs. Henry Thoe shopped in De-
wills Lake Saturday. Cor. H.
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NOONON NEWS
(From Staff Correspondent. }

Mr.. Pete Erickson and Mr.. liver
Sorbel were callers in Devils Lake
Monday.
Mr.. Oscar Anderson was caller
in Brocket Tuesday.
Mr.. L. F. Reardon was caller
In Webster Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Daily and children were
visitors at the Brick home Sunday.
Mr.. Schafer and son were callers
in Swetewater Tuesday.
MIR. Frank Daily was caller in
Rohrville Monday.
Mr.. George Stewart was a caller in
Southam Wednesday.
Mr.. Fred Brick was caller in De-
wills Lake Wednesday.
Mr.. Martin Anderson was a calle,
In Devils Lake Wednesday.
Mr.. Art Smith was caleer in Crary
Wednesday.
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IS o U T H A NJ
(From Staff Correspondent

Arthur Wander autoed to Crazy
Thursday morning.
Miss Susie Vanderlin returned to
her home in Devils Lake Wednesday,
after spending a few days visiting
Miss Gladys Wobbe.
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Fingerson auto
ed to Devils Lake Thursday.
Mrs. Alois Fab, son Avis autoed to
Devils Lake Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Stewart and
son Orville, autoed to Devils Lake
Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Brady of Nixon
township autoed to Devils Lake Fri
day.
Paul Jaqua autoed to Devils Lake
Friday.
A, number of boys fro mtown at
tended the dance at Knoxville, Thurs
day night.
Mrs. Mari and son George were
caller in Devils Lake Wednesday.
Albert Hoppe, Mrs. Tom Grandson
and Mrs. Arthur Henly, autoed to
Devils Lake Thursday.
F. j. Bosworth autoed to Devils
Lake Wednesday evening.
Miss Lydia Kunkel was visitor
and shopper in Devils Lake Friday.
Arthur Burt came home Friday, to
spend the week end with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Burt.
A number of people from town
attended the Elk's dance at Lakewood
Park, Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Searles auto.
ed to Devils Lake Saturday.
Mr.. Harry Kelly and children
Violet and James autoed to Crar,
Saturday afternoon,
Alvin Cromdt and Mynard Met
Friday.
o Gunderson and son Leonard, were
business callers in Devils Lake Sat
urday.
Harvey Kunkel visited Joe Rutte,
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bens ant
family, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Schols Sunday.
Alvin Crmodt and Maynard Met
zold of Rohrville, were callers in tow,
Sunday.
Cor. E.
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Alice Hold, arc receiving their certifi-
Gates from the two years course in
education. ~
Joe Shelver represented North Da-
kota at the track meet at the Uni
versity of South Dakota. He tied
for first place in the high jump, and
won third place in the the broad jump,
making total Of five points.
Dean Smaller Matthews, of Chicago,
gave the Hazlett lecture Friday, Sat-
urday and Sunday, May 26, 81 and
%. While here he was the guest of
Wesley college and the University.
The Northern Interscholastic Press
Association was former at the High
School Press conference held at the
University, May 10.
Membership in the organization is
open to high schools in North Dakota,
South Dakota and Minnesota.
The officers elected were as follows:
President, editor of the Devils Lake
high school papers,. Vice presidtn,
editor of the Fargo paper; Secretary
editor of the Ada Mimi, paper; Treas
urer, editor of the Dickinson paper.
Honorable mention was given. the
Devils Lake High School Life, in the
judging Of the high school papers
sent in.
Glasses will be discontinued Tues
day, June 6, at s P. NJ, as examina-
tons start Wednesday morning, and
will be finished Saturday, June 10.
The two year course in education
has been discontinued. Those who
enrolled in it this year are allowed to
continue, but no new enrollments will
be permitted next year. Special.
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Ov E R L A N D
(From Staff Correspondent

(trom StaH correspondent
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Welcome and
family were callers at Andy McBain
Sunday.
Alfred and Davis Gadberry were
Edmore callers Tuesday evening.
Some of the Overland residents
attended the base ball game Sunday,
between Cato and Triumph.
Jim Keogh has been planting some
corn during the past week.
DR.. Fowcett of Starkweather was
called at the P. ]. Boehmer home Sun
day morning, ON account of Herbert,
who was taken sick Saturday night, we
all wish him speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Hagen and fam
lily were visitors at C. Dahls in Fan
cher, Thursday evening.
Vernon Keogh has been making a
visit with his brother James Keogh.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. Chappell and
family. were callers at Gust Aims in
Fancher township, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Robert Wallace, Mrs. Car Lee,
and Mrs. Gust Wass autoed to Grand
Forks, Monday on business, returning
home the next day.
Mr.. Richard Graham was an Ed.
more shopper Wednesday.
A Cutler of Devils Lake, who is
Salesman for Wards remedies has
been making his usual trips through
I this vicinity, during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Erickson and son
Eli were Devils Lake shoppers Sat-
urday.
Mr.. Ole Morseth was an Edmore
shopper Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Boehmer and
family autoed to Devils Lake Sat.
urday, they also visited Leonard Dab.
len, who is at the Mercy hospital.
Mrs. E. Kalhagen, Anna and Car
were visitors at A. w. Belling's Wed.
nesday evening.
Fritz Boehmer and Mabel Banker
were Edmore shoppers Thursday.
| Mr.. Alfred Anderson called in Ed
more Thursday.
| Mr.. Bert Currier the Edmore OF
man has been delivering gasoline t
some of the farmers out this way.
| Mr.. Carl Newgard was a caller il
Edmore Thursday.
I A dance was given at the Martil
Vigor hame Saturday evening. Quit,
a number from Overland attended.
! Mr.. Jim Keogh called in Edmor,
Thursday.
/ Mr.. Erick Kalhagen, Elizabeth an,
Alfred called at Belling's Friday.
Bjorn Trontvidt and Alfred Da
men called at Ed. Erickson's Friday
l E. Erickson has been hauling graf,
to Edmore on his truck.
I Mrs. Robert Wallace. and Mrs. 7
Briggs, were Devils Lake shopper
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Belling an,
, sons Bernard and billiard, were shop
pers at the County Seat Saturday
They also visited Leonard Dahlen a
the Mercy hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Welcome an
family were Edmore shoppers Sat
urday evening.
, Mrs. Hans Snippen called in DerricI
Saturday. ;
, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Kalhagen called a
: Belling's Friday evening. Cor. K.
$1,000
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ROCK LAKE.HOWELL
(From Staff Correspondent)

W oISA SVIIVSpU41UCHtJ
Arthur Lannaye called at the Carl
Hauschulz home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hauschulz and
son Bonnie and daughter Alma at
tended Church at Ardnt Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Heaton and
daughter Dorothy and Hester, Eva
Reynold and Mrs. William Foley and
baby visited at the James Blezzard,
and George Mcdonald homes Sunday.
Elsie and Annie Cotratz, gladys and
Sophie Auka Lucia, Agnes Nelson,
Rogna Larson, Isaac Belt, Harvey
Hauschulz, Ingwald Larson and son
Lawrence were visitors Sunday at
the Moen home.
A surprise party was given at the
Henry Vhrhammer home Sunday
evening. About seventy five people
were present, the time was spent in
playing games, baseball, Horseshoe,
Music was given by Henry Vhrham-
mer, John Moen, Carl and John Peter
son, Julius Keidasche, and Ernest
Holmquist.
A delicious supper was served about
six o'clock and everyone started for
home at 1880, reporting very plea
SAINT time.
Miss Rogna Larson was an over
knight visitor at E. Moen's Sunday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Peter
son of Monroe township, son.
Pete Haugen and Einar Larson call
ed at Mems Monday.
Miss Lorna Blizzard spent the week
end at home here with her parents.
Ernest Holmquist has been assist
ing Henry Vhrhammer with spring
work.
Elsie Potratz is keeping house at
Martin Auka's.
Jehn Peterson was business caller
at Perth Thursday.
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Miss Carrie Moen went to the Mar
tin Auka home Sunday, she will spend
week with Miss Sophie.
Mrs. Ernest Holmquist and Mary
Moen were visitors at the Oscar and
John Peterson homes Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Brandt and son
Robert, Herbert, and Alfred Jr., and
Sander Dahl spent Wednesday evening
at the Holmquist home.
Matt Christensen, Clifford Scaef-
fer, E. Holmquist and Ralph Sch
wandt have been assisting with field
work at Gust Sshwants this week.
Miss Alyce Hauschulz is assisting
her sister, Mrs. Arthur Lannaye with
house cleaning this week.
Nels and Thurs Lindberg, Oscar
Peterson, Mr.. Longie, and 1ngwald
Larson were callers at Moen's We'd
nesday.
John Deal and John Hindman the
assessors were callers in this vicinity
this week.
John and George Moen and Harvey
Hauschulz were in town Tuesday and
Wednesday night.
A,base ball game was played be-
tween Rock Lake and Bisbee at Rock
Lake, Thursday evening, the score
was 10 to 10 in favor of Rock Lake.
Gust Schwadnt is still i'll with the
flu. DR.. Belfour has been a caller there
every day this week.
Cecil and Albert Holmquist visited
at the Stanton Nelson home Wednes-
day. Cor. r.
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Farmers And Threshers
Can Quarrel No More;
Time Keeper Invented

Hamilton, N. D., May 31.-James
Smile of this place is the inventor
of machine to keep time on the
number Of hours threshing. The de-
vice, it is said, records the fraction of
minute the time the machine opera
ties, but stops when the power is
thrown off.
It his become the custom for thresh-
ers to thresh by the hour in most
parts Of North Dakota, and it is claim
ed for the invention that it will head
off all possibility of dispute be-
tween the farmer and the thresher.
Mr.. Smile has patents pending
and H. G. Chambers has accepted has
accepted the position Of state sales.
man for the device.
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Miss Francis Eisele was a shopper
in Devils Lake Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Olarie was
bushes caller in Crazy Monday.
Mr.. j. M: Killalea was visitor
at Devils Lake Wednesday.
Miss Wood Bush was a shopper in
Devils Lake Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hoffert motored
to Devils Lake Thursday.
Mr.. Parkas and son were transact
ing business in Devils Lake Thursday.
Mr.. Anderson of Crary was caller
at Sorbel's Friday.
Mr.. Fred Brick and Mr.. Art Smith
were caller in Devils Lake Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Henly and Mrs.
Thomad Cranston were. callers in
Devils Lake Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stewart were
visitors at the George Nixon home
Sunday.
Mr.. L. F. Reardon was caller in
Devils Lake one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jet Wheeler and son
were visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Stewart at the Art Smith home Sum
day.
Mrs. Fab was a caller in Devils
Lake Wednesday.
The dance given Saturday night
at the Schwan home was we'll attend
ed.
Mrs. James Stewart was a caller
in Devils Lake Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Daily were
business callers in Devils Lake Mon
day. Cor. A.
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UNIVERSITY NOTES
(From Staff Correspondent. J

1lOIH otaH C0ffesp6ndent.J
The University Of North Dakota
this year will graduate $50 students.
The annual commencement exer Uses
will be held on Tuesday June 10, at
which DR.. Charles F. Aked will be the
speaker.
Among the graduates are the fol-
lowing from Devils Lake: Frances
Ohnstad and Pear Griffin, who will
receive their Bachelor or Arts de-
grees.
Lucille Ohnstad, Agnes MEME, and
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HOPE SCHOOL, NEWS,
(From Staff Corre.rondent.)

On Friday evening May 26th, COM
mencements exercises were held at
Hope School. Eight bright young peo-
pie completed their eighth grade
work. This is one Of the largest clas-
ses in the history of the school.
Revernd Christianson of Crary de-
livered an excellent and inspiring adj
dress, which we hope will sink deep
in the hearts of these boys and girls.
He tried to impress them of the
Importance and need of high school
and college. education and also urge!
them to enter Gods High School Of
highest culture.
The following program was given:
-ttReces1onal" -Glee Club
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United States Senator for
North DakOta.

s~OAASSS> 80.
North Dakota.
Chairman Of the Senate Committee
On Finance, the most Important com.
mittss In tho United States Senate.
Senator Mecumber's long experiences
and committee positions make him
more valuable to the state Of North
Dakota than any new nan could
pessIbsy be for many years to come.
North Dakota should keep him in the
Senate bseauss Of tariff legislation and
The St. Lawrence Waterway Project, II
for no ether reason.
Vote for Me- umber Jun. %
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Invocation $500 Rev Christensen
Salutatory ------ Alfred Sscmechel
Recitation --------- Curtis Adams
Song ------------- Ray Robinson
Recitation 1855 Walter Schmechel
Recitation -------- Valeria Dodgson
Song ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BY School
Cantata-"Birth of the Flowers"
---------by eight primary girls
Recitation ------ Mamie Moilanen
Glass Prophecy ------- Leona Holm
Two songs ------ by Primary Room
Recitation ------- Verona Nixon
Song ----------------- Glee Club
Recitation --------- Leora Dodgson
Valedictory ------- Howard Nixon
Address ------ Rev. Christianson
Presentation of Diplomas Mr.. Fosgate
Glass Song -------------B BY Class
Benediction $500 Rev. Christianson
The boys and girls completing the
eighth grade are: Howard Nixon, AL
fred Schmechel, Leona Holm, Leona
Anderson, Fred Carpenter, Marvin
Henly, Orris Robinson, Stewart Robin
son.. The above names are not arrang-
ed according to the highest averages
except the first two.
The three children having the best
attendance record for the year are:
Jack Adams, Curti4 Adams, Mary
Grace Day.
The children having the highest
averages for the year are:
First grade, Curtis Adams.
Second grade, Mary Grace Day.
Third grade, John Robinson.
Fourth grade, Mamie Moilanen.
Fifth grade, Gladys frisco.
Sixth grade, Lilly Moilanen.
Eighth grade, Howard Nixon.
Special.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-08-10

Guy Shinn. OF Cedar Rapids. Ia.
who has been visiting for the past
three weeks at the home of his
grand parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. p.
ShInn returned TO his home this af-
ternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Ehler and daugh-
ter Of Harlowtown. Mont. have been
visiting the past week at the home
OF the formers brother. Z. p. Ehler.
north OF here. Mr.. Ehler was here
ten years ago, coming 10 Filler with
f. p. He Is now a deputy in the
office OF the sheriff. in Harlowtown.
Mrs. o. L. Dudley was pleasantly
surprised last evening. IL being the
occasion OF her fifty-first birthday
anniversary. All OF the children
and grandchildren OF MIR. and Mrs.
Dudley gathered under the parental
roof. bringing with them food and
gifts. and a big dinner was spread
al 1880 o'clock There were 10
present. these including besides Mr.
and Mrs. Dudley. Mr. and Mrs Wal
ter Beer and two children. Mr. and
Mrs. c G. Thomas and son. Mr.. and
Mrs. clyde Dudley and son. and Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Dudley and five chill
lren.
Don't fail To see Ethel Clayton In
Wealth at Gem Theater Friday and
saturday ADV.
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Local NeWs Notes
PHONE Al OR ADDRESS RECORD

| f. j. Finch OF Twin Falls was a
| Filler visitor Monday
I Edgar G. Dasis OF Twin Falls
was transacting business here Mon
day.
Miss Ruth Barron of Bull spent
several days visiting at the home OF
her friend. Miss Grace Detweiler.
DR.. j. r. Billigton and daughter.
OF Twin Falls were dinner guests
Sunday at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
George E. Denman.
The Camp Fire Girls. together with
their leader. Miss Gail Musser. have
Just returned from pleasant weeks
outing at Clear Lakes north OF Bull.
A daughter was born To Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Tyler at the county hos
pital Tuesday. Mrs. Tyler previous
to her marriage. was Miss Pearl Fish
er.
Mr.. and Mr.. Harry Hammerquist.
and son, Mr. and Mrs III. III. Schild-
man. and daughter Marjorie and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Fox re-
turned this afternoon from a camp
ing trip over Galena Summit
Ethel Clayton in Wealth" at the
Gem Theater Friday and Saturday.
ADV.
Abner and George Darnell were
visiting their brother. F. F. Darnell,
and family Sunday.
Large or small apricots for sale. on
the tree, cents pound. Mrs. c. G.
pine 517.-Adv.
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Estrayed

sSTRAYED-from Grassy Hin. roam
horse. 3 yrs old. VT from 100 10
1900 lbs. Was seen az Roseworth
July 20. had headstall halter on:
finder please notify A. NJ Wilson,
Filler. box 70. and receive reward
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL
MEETING AND ELECTION IN
INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIST
NO. FOUR, TWIN FALLS COtN-
TN. IDAHO.

Notice is hereby given. That the
annual school meeting of lndepen-
dent school District No. Four. County
OF Twin Falls. State OF Idaho, will be
held on Tuesday. the 5th day OF
September. 1922. at the schoolhOuse
IN said District. and the polls at said
election shall be open between the
hours OF 100 o'clock =. NJ. TO 600
O'Clock p. NJ. on said day.
That az the said meeting the fol
lowing business will be transacted:
/. One trustee To serve for a term
OF three (3l years will be elected.
2. One trustee to serve for term
OF three go years will be elected.
3. That at said meeting general
questions pertaining 10 school and
school interests will be taken up and
disposed OF.
The name or names OF all candi-
dates for election OF Trutees. to-
gether with the term for which nom
mated, shall be placed on file with
the Clerk of the Board OF Trustees
at least six co days prior TO the
day of election, excluding the day
OF election.
That the election. at said meeting
will be by secret and separate ballot.
Dated this 9th day OF August. 1922
W. A. SHEAR.
Clerk OF Independent School Dis
trict No. Four. OF Twin Falls county,
idaho.
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NOTICE OF ANIMAL SCHOOL
MEETING AND ELECTION IN
INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIST.
No. FIVE. TWIN FALLS com
TN. IDAHO.

Notice is hereby given, That the
annual school meeting OF lndepen-
dent School District No. Five, County
of Twin Falls, state of Idaho. will be
held on Tuesday, the 5th day OF
September, 1922. at the schoolhouse
in said District. and the polls at said
election shall be open between the
hours OF 1899 o'clock =. NJ. TO 600
o'clock 4. NJ. on said day.
That al the said meeting the fol-
lowing business will be transacted:
/. One trustee TO serve for term
OF three 90 years will be elected.
2. One trustee 10 serve for a term
or three 90 years will be elected
3. That at said meeting general
questions pertaining to school and
school interests will be taken up and
disposed Of.
The name or names OF all candi-
dates for election of Trntees, to-
gether with the term for which nom
mated, shall be- placed on file with
the Clerk OF the Board OF Trustees
at least six (6) days prior TO the
day Of election, excluding the day
OF election.
That the election az said meeting
will BE- by secret and separate ballot
Dated this Sth day OF August. 1922
CHARLES CONOVER.
Clerk of Independent School Dis
trict No. Five. OF Twin Falls county.
Idaho.
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Wanted

WANTED-W Washing 10 do Mrs
Bert Munger. blocks west Of the
old school house. 20 IN
WANTED-to buy small house.
or rooms. one that | can move.
c. L. simmons. l3fs 9TH East.
Twin Falls. 2i-3p
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Found

FOUND-the Record has three auto
cranks on hand that have receltly
been found. Identify and pay 90
cents for ad charges
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FOUND Recently. lady's hat
owner may have same by paying
for this adj
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL
MEETING AND ELECTION IN
RURAL HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT
M. ONE. TWIN FALLS COZ NTN,
IDAHO


Notice is hereby given, That the
annual school meeting OF Rural
High School district No. One. County
OF Twin Falls. Stale of Idaho. will be
held on Tuesday. the 5th day 81
September. 1922. al the schooihouse
in said District. and the polls al said
election shall be open between the
hours OF 100 O'Clock p. NJ. to 600
o'clock p. NJ on said day.
That al the said meeting the fol-
lowing business will be transacted
1. One trustee 10 serve Tor q term
Of three 90 years will be elected.
2. One trustee 10 serve for a term
Of three 90 years will be elected.
2. One trustee 10 fill out the un-
expired term OF Trustee ID. l. Cray
bill will be elected.
4. That % said meeting general
questions pertaining 70 school aud
school interests Will b. taken up and
disposed Of.
The name OF names OF ell candi-
dates for election Of Trustees. to-|
getheF with the term for which Hom
mated. shall BE- placed on file With
the Clerk OF the Board Of Trustees
at least six 80 days prior 10 the
day Of election. excluding the day
u election.
That the election 81 said meeting
sill BIZ By secret aud separate ballot.
Dated this sth day OF August. 1921
r. &. GRAVES,
Clerk OF Rural High School Dis
rict No. One, OF Twin Fails county. 1
dsho.
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For Rent

FOR SALE-The finest income bust
ness property in the city Of Twin
Falls brick building, adjoining the
new three story Orpheum heater.
A bargain and exceptional investment
opportunity, terms. address p. o.
box li66. Twin Falls.idaho. EN-
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Rev. and Mrs. e. r. Deal and Mrs
J. C. Reichers and daughter Margar-
ct. returned Saturday from Lava Hot
Springs where they spent ten days
enjoying the pleasures Of that resort
pastor here. f. IN charge OF the
church camp there. and asked to b.
remembered to bis Filler friends.
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ADVERTISING

Classified ads, Zoe a line for first
Insertion. y cents line for suisse
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Local readers, 10 cents line each
insertion.
Card OF thanks, SI.oo.