The Filer record., November 13, 1919, Image 1

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Wendell Proposes Bridge
Across RiOer North Filer
Will GiVe Filer Direct Road to North Side by
Way of Clarke's Grade--Small Expendi
ture InVolOed
m
A Hu it, bridge to span Snake river
two am one half miles weit of Clark
nrade twelve miles north«' I of Filer
is Iv-e proposed by tin- Wendell
ColtiU iat club, and t. "ling in
Itresi .
Hie <V,mmeretal etuli of the north
aide town in considering the fra:
tilily of a drive to secure the opening
of the i-iad south of that town lead
lug to tlie proposed bridge and grade.
Vpyt a mile cut-off between Filer and
Wehi I il, v.ould he elieeted and lb-
site of the proposed bridge is on Ui
ret t i "iih amt south line ». Ii Wi n
It is estimated
deit .iinl Gooding.
that a ,ix per <ent grade can he built
on the north side of the eaiiyuu ai an
appie . i in. lie io»! of » 2 .. 1 OO. .-ml the
Niagara Springs Orchard company, if
which I preaeutativc Jam» II Mays
of Sah- Luke is owner, »ill guarantee
nearly half or this num if tile order
in secured to build the bridge.
The Wendell Irrigaiionisl say«;:
It i- thought the bridge should
be built hy the two counties Join!
i>, and uould not cost to exceed
eight thousand dollars, as this is
probably the narrowest point on
the liver, the exact length
brhlgi required being 140 feet.
J lie : rude is already built on lie
fcouili ide. and only needs the
It IS
f '
bridge to make is u eful.
said tin; commissioners of Twin
Fali county are ready t<> appro
j;ri >•< eye lis If the cost of the
Li...
will appropriait; th. .
it • : » ihe general opinion tiiat all
thal is needed to sei lire the open
ing ol this road is to r*-l to; i-lher
and to ike a big pull for il.
. C ii.!- * uni.
r in
11 i.t
Committees have been appoint
ed tc meet with Ihe eomiuer ial
of Twin F'alls, F'ilei. Buhl
end tF-oding. aud luten st those
poi'i. in tho project if jm able.
'lie toad Is already graded to
the rhn and w ill be hard urfai ed
by M udell highway district to
within two miles of the rim rock.
club
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It , well known tha a l.r.dg.
acros the river north ol 1 r has
long I 11 desired, and ll c the opin
ion of many that Twin Falls county.
the F iler and Buhl Highway districts, j
and 1 lie towns of F'ller and Buhl will
I do all in their power to co-operate
with the north side to stimulate In- i
teresi in the proposed plan and s<*cun- ;
neediil appropriate ms for financing
the building of the bridge and grade.
There is at present a grade on the
not IF side of tin} canyon ul the point
pupi .n d for the building of a tn-w
grade bur It I» only leuipoi ry and
unsuitei to the demands that will le
1
Clark's grade on the
one 01
made upon it.
south ole of the < an yon
the h t i-iades in Hit- • lion and it
would r' lUlre very lllth- » x}• udilure
to nril it 1 nlted for the trav»l IkuiiiiI
to come if a bridge uein- the rile
at this tmint i« construcli"!
Tho cite of the proposed bridge Is
In tic I 'till Highway dlstrh t. but I
*ald th it Buhl Is deslroe of tin
bridge, a - it would make a four or live
mib mi off between thal town and
I
i
1
Wendell, and divert trafic B in tin
Clear Lakes bridge, whirh route
unsatisfactory on account of
The Arthur grade on the soetb
aide of the canyon would rve the
''■hbl territory The bridge »ould be
bn the John Dalquc t pr"i -tv an '
It is -it Mr Daiquist ha ca-red to
donate >• neces- r> r iit ■ • 1
it is pointed out that the heavv
traffic 1,-tween the North and South
very
■and
aide- Justify tbe erection of a bridge!
auch a* Hie one proposed at some in
tnrmrdiate point between Clear loiki
and Blue I-ikes, and that the I'fP
posed bridge would tie loratiul on thc|"
i-u available point of ihe chan
pel between the two present bridges
With s hnrd ïorfa'ed rosd connecting
with the top of the grade on the north
aide, leading into Gpoding. much of
tour-t travel Into the Saw-tooth
ttry would go orer this reute.
Tim 50« acres of orchard in the can
yon northwest of Filer bring a larze
;e of the residents of both
into th»
narrow
canyon every season to P r ™' nr
npple«. Chemie« rutnm***
of^rÄ..
. .. , ... n n- T in
2tvc!"'"nd ' ira»«pôr»a*ior' fa ili.e*
_ J ' _ . , _ ,, „
f ° r P ZS,r TÔf SSomk Ï
5P ^°cnlT to thp rroi^rs bit
*'* r ° ' numlK . r ,' 0( cer p, p i a
noon that
Idab pe *
perron
,F.r Nonh and South -id
peach
and d fruit.
cm pa«
Bind
portar.
to th. cr at
southf m
parti
n * h m
z , 31 !ä U ',a« of pao^lfitnlth
££ "„w empt^ S ^ river
ular -pot for thrir fruit
near l lark's grade, while opposite H
C; > f.il Kpnii cun cling of huu
died of natural ,-p-' pouiiug ou.
of tin- i.inyen wall. the Mays!
i . n -ii. Iteie I-, Im.ili.! da; tlsh
hatched lor nonuui
river
; ?.. in r.
, rauehe -, of
. h:..d eolH|i. . >. \V It 'ill '. the Ml
a era Spring- Orchard company. John
Guurby. lie - Klli n. or Charles
Arthur ranch." Ktl William» and John
from iiutiii rolls other
! hatchery »Fere numb :• - » trout arc
purposes, j
-N'lagar.i sprint's limber down the j
is another beautiful piece ol
eial
In the canyon arc In
he Cry-I :l
ilcil the fruit
Kpriugs Or
Duiquist, a ate
smaller holdings
I 1 , 111 s rlalii thai tie- I ih-r High
way district will liulld a urfuced roail
in the top ol * lari.'a oh . and ils
pointed out I hat a» h.-r ■ ont rihuted I
some $500 In the building of thal 1
splendid grade several years Igo II»«- j
value of good transport.'.lion facilities .
out of the canyon were appreciated 1
then. To r>'i|i'/.e tlio lull value of th
;
I
1 x|M-mliture then made il Is-eomes ap
parent that linking up » 1 II 1 the North
side over this satin- grade would In;
not only wise hut economical.
Woman's Club Wednesday
The Filer Woman's Club »ill hold
tile next reguLir meeting Wednesday,
Novi tuber HJ. Mrs. M. J Sweeh-y",
president of Federated clubs
rile an address, sud Mrs. W. II
Dwight of Twin Fall. . Mrs H. J.
Weaver and Mrs L. H. Grown ..re on
tlm program for number* . The host
1 sses for tie- day are Mondaine* Mos
lev. Canne y. Noggle at.d Mins Gifford
Ali members of the Rural Clubs are
invited to this meeting, as the State
i'renident has a message for all club
ate
wHI
1 men
The Filer Woman's Club greatly
:j.| recialed the u-ldr s given li> J.
L vlarkel. of Hie 7'.In falls < ounty
1 air at ,,ie l:t ' 1 '"''etiiig, his suhje'-l
t ., , • Th. Woman club ...,d the
, Fait 'I.I ... » men of
|.'jmr w ill j -nd much time and energy
durinK (he coming yi»r 1
inleresl In the county lair exhibits
an j attractions.
promote
j
Idaho Apples in Demand
Idaho apple" are the cream of them
-ul ertlsetnent in ,
all, according lo an
the
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Hltiludelphia North American, a
lualio in justly famed in the east for i
her luscious apples and dealers say
they bring extremely ill..Ii price*. An
nd In ihe »bore-named paper urges all 1
httv appli s to
those who expect to
<•!,. live the ones from Idaho. Oregon
or Washington. The apple* from these
vl A es are
advertisement in snb- iance and every
one should sefei t the "ri<l
of 11 per quality, reads the
red Jona
;
thans from these sla'
There I« no quesliou. eastern deal
;
!
j ers Fay', that wrstein apple
, equalled in flavor, bejuty and luscious
are 1111
Legioners Have Big Meeting
j n i
an i Smoker
— a —
At « g|iecial mretinjf of the
American Le^itm hei I in I fie Cit.v
evening, fifty
f the »even' y five member»
were |ire«etit. Joel
enjoyed h feel mid -.1 »moke at the
|| ,|| Thtirslav
1 the local po-t
.
brought I e fore the inetiBf, in
,,f
Taylor cafe Many mutter* of vital
liit«re-t to tie-hc-il lai-t wa
cludinir plan» lookinsr f- rward to
club rnoa)«. consideration pending
legislation
lb
seme«
m> n *
Cobgres^. and pai Ucipaii.-n mi
*,h e Arm » ice day celebration. I
Newberry, who -erved
.ieuterntnt m the Me.i a,
, , .
cor ** -of l, " ! * rmv * * nmi ® lb<
. riiLi.il pool i-h.Mt 1 ui.
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of th#* Birthday - Irb
the guesta of Mr* George Patton, at
11 .* rattrn borne re« of to r. Tu.
Tho-» p'- M-c ;h*
Mesdames Fisher. DuQucsne, Shinn,
T iiord Li. lonte Young B. m. L. M.
Cedarholm. Patton and Misr
Der -y Teiford.
d*;
Armistice Day Murders In
cites Local Post
•t
F uit Commonder, American Legion
Ccntralia, Washington.
We are grieved and indignant to
ler.in of the Armistice Day mur
der:;. and of the brutal assault up
cm our flag. Americanism and Con
stituted Government. If you need
men or financée to combat and
bur.g to justice our common ene
mu », call on Filer Post 47.
CEORGE REYNOLDS,
I y*t Commander.
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in the foregoing terse telegram, the
Filer Cost of the American Legion
-,CIced Us opinion on the horrible
crlnn coni lulled ut Cetilralia. Wash
tiglon, Tuesday, when pemons, said
to lie member* of the Industrial
Workers of the World .fired upon and
killed four members of the American
Legion, wounding several oilier», ull
of them were limn hing In an Ar
Kv pressions of horror were evl
den -d throughout the town and coun
Legion
uiisi no Ihiy parade at that place,
t>
word spread of the attack
men were unanimous In condemning
Tuesday night am! yesterday as
the ittack of the I ,W. W.. hut were
also full of lirais« of the attitude as
sunn-d hy the ( 'entra Ran Legioncra in
prott-etiug the jail containing the 1 .
VV. W. from the mob, declurlng this
was an exeniplifiratioti of the organl
/alion's lielief In stumling for law
ami order at ull times
Schools and Business Houses
Closed Armistice Day
A „ FU ,. r _ un Tuesday, eelehraied
|h) , :tnnK .,. rsary th) . Klenll( „ ,, t
Armistice between the Allies uud Cen
tral powers on November 11, 1918.
ill rough a proclamation of th« gover
nor, I uesduy was a holiday through
nul Ilm -täte, and Ihe day was tilting
1 > < ommenioraled over Hie eiilir« slal
with impressive programs. Frarticnlly
every place of buniuess In F'ller, In
c | u ji„ K> | )4 i,k» > jpug »tores, depart
n)( f|( ware and grocery »tores,
|, ar |„ r s h 0 pn, pool halls, officiai, meal
millK „ Sj and olll ,. r m.slness pla- .-s
. , , ur entire day Tues
day.
Al.iny Io« ai people, im lading 1 I 1 « en
tin- membership of the Filer Host of
jibe American Legion attended the
celebration in Twin F'alls. staged by
the Legion post of that place. Other*
went hunting; at many homes, friends
land neighbor» were entertained at
diner, and more than one home In this
community was saddened hy the
poignant reminder of the lo«* of loved
one« who died for their country in the
war cmllng a year ago.
The schools of the community and
entire county were closed In tribute
to ending of Hie war. The Filer Rural
hi»•'
■bool was rinsed from Friday
lo Wednesday of till» week
Repair
work wa* needed on the heating plain
so advantage wa* taken of the usual
Katurday and Sunday recess together
with Monday and Armistice day to
ek
make ihe needed repairs.
It Is an
nounced Ihat session» will lie held al
Ihe high si bool Saturday of Ibis we
to m >ke up for the time lost on Mon
da/
A ide from the censution of Hte or
ditiary daily pursuit». Ihe only feature
of ilo* day ill File« was a football
of which will he found in another pail
of th.- paper
Wrestling Match—Buhl
fi.it» Hetroff and George Nelson, two
of ti/i nation'» roughest and !a»ie»t
WT< Jh rs will tussle to a finish at the
Stum» Aniufctueiit Hall In Buhl. Tue»
day. Nov. I, at 8 oclock. An a pr
liminary, l^-nny :;nel«on, a local pugi
ii t and Ray < oppenbarger, will en
dc&vor to settle their dlflerences Iu
their e< ond battle, the winner to be
tnvtrhcd with Voung Leonard Tbanha
'' v;r 1*7- in an eicht-round battle
in the receip contest* ataeed a' Buhl
cante! get the decision over Howard
ia > match that went for two hour«!
without a fall, while r op penbarger
^ hooor * OTer Sn * l * on
Th» Ragsdale property north of
teer, wa» recently »old by Ita new
owner. Mr» Ago,-, Porter, to John
( kber, of Boh« for a constat ration of
|3.«ca Mrs. Porter who It an aunt
of L A and Otto Seeley will move
back to Filer, and with her nephew
L. A Seeley, will occupy the latter - *
com in the Munyon addition, no-.
occnp'-d br Vfiniam Zentx. and
Dm, y
First to Exceed Quota in
County Says Swim
•
Junta« Shinn.
Chairman Koojfsii Memorial
Association for i'iler.
This acknowledges receipt of
your remittance which makes the
Filer total «167 so
This makes Filer Ilia only com
inanity thus fur to report Its full
i quota.
Thanking you, and congratulât
lug Filer upon its leadership In
! this couiniendnhle move, I am
Very iruly.
ARTIII II l.. SWIM,
Coiiniy Chairman.
•
Additional Locals
1
I
W It. Hurst I» building an fildMIon j
to his property on North street re i
cently acquired from Frank Mae*. I
J"'*" Kanter, who I» holding big I
dosing nut sale on Id* farm rive miles j
south went of town Malay has atarted
the building of a modern seven-room !
Victor i'ease is erecting u live-room
residence on hi* property on North
11 e.
home at Clover.
Harold Moore, »bo is employed at
Beem and llsiuiuerquisl took the Mon
day evening train for 1'ucaiello. where
he planned to visit over Armistice day
Mary I*ukfonl will U»
in ill**
great play **!>:.<ldy I «on# I»***? " n\ ih«« !
Gem Theatre next Tburnday and Frl
day evenings. Nov 2n and 21.
It Is estimated by local denier» 1 I 1.11
iu Hie neighborhood of twenty more
j cars of coal will I« needed to sup
I ply ihe demand of the Filer territory j
j I his winter.
i building a substantial addition
resident-« properly .
p ar i of lowu.
W .A.
Shearer,
vive president of
the Farmer» and Merchant, hank Is I
10 his
'Ue south Wc.'
and Horterfied, tacke» ; Gariison and
Henstiak. gun ids, .Sheldon nml Khane j
berget, ends; and Vochem. Ilert*. |
Twin F'alls: Tucker, center; liecker
King und Ktearns In the back field.
Kuhstltutea are Hobertn..,. ami Bl. e
The First Church of Christ, Helen
•Id Its church
Miss
Fid llh William»
has
taken
j charge of Ih« Nelson Ith ks 1 ream sin
Hon formerly operated hy Mrs Ward
Blakealee. Mr. und Mr«, lilakesleu
are making preparation (o go to Kan
Berdlnlo, California.
**at In Twin F'alls ha*
building ami lots at No
» Third
avenue east lo Hie Menaolte church!
Ä"U"^Tr*S:
K. H Fra m is and II Boyd are the
new proprietor* of the pool b ill own
ed and operated hy 1,. L. Walker, for
Ihe past three year* Messrs F'rain I» !
and Boyd arc from Twin Fall« and |
look |HisHe««lon of the hiislness Mon
day. Mr Walker inlends lo «lay rlglit
here in F'ller. He «peak« highly of
hi* pleasant business 1 areer here and I
,h - r - -• P'-«- ,,k - ">'■
1 «uni 1 y
To Ir» H»t of "Filer people at <oi
lege", the Record this Week add* the
name of luira Muto-er daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Musser.
member of the freshman el«*» at the
Wa«hlngt<Hi Stale
Il I» asked that the name*
local people attending college, aside
from those already pulili«he<l. tie re
ported to Ihi» office
She I» a
ollege a, I'ullltiat.
• f of
Special lecturer* and revival mi»-t
li'tc* will tie held cacti evening from
November 19 lo lu »1 Hie Mdinonite
liutih. iu charge of the Ret D II
Bender, president of the He ton Cot
.
1*44* «ad Hibk lukxil of Ksn
mss. sud Hlkhyfi J A. ««f I .a
The Rev
Hcndetiih. pa«tor of the church an
Samuel
aounceg that the whole
oiuuiunity I«
invited to attend thege meeting»
Announcement* were received here
here this week by friend* and relative»
telling of the «arrival of a baby boy at
the home »I Mr. and Mr; William
j
done, who wa* Miax «mm. Steve...
-daughter of r r. s .even, and i,
Malcdor" , in
Chicago
Mrs. Male
well known here, having lived In Filer
for many year* She wa* a mernbar
of the graduating clan of TC of the
filer High school The Malone.
are now ih+ parents of two boy«.
Th- G*a Sute Lumber company
are making extensive alterations on
their big lumber shed which extend*
cro** the enure back portion of th«
lumberyard A fireproof wall la be
»bout th. structure.
Red Cross Roll Call
Big Success Here
S63 Members Enroll Last WereA, Making 12 Per
Cent Gain Over Last Year--Mrs. Ida
M. Allen is Chairman
Mrs. Olsen Presents "The
Young Mrs. Winthrope
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At the Gem theatre tomorrow night
I Friday l "I lie fount; Mr». Winlhrop"
Hu- play so »ueeessfully priMluci-d .at !
the Laveriug theatre In Twin Falls |
hint eWdnei day evening wjll be given i
"""" ' " *•* l! al l,,t> j
large Twin Falls uudh-nce
1
Mrs Wilfred .NtuKiiy-Olaen, of Filer
the director uud producer, \t lin will
also he In charge of Hie play » presen
tation here was prevailed upon to
bring (ha caste here to give Filer a I
treat In pleasing home talent enter j
As nearly as laisaible the
** m '' "'»he settings will lx- used, lie -
get her »illi the Identical between the
nnmh :< OIndy» Non-tl». »
Filet gli in Ih caste n I» pos
1
sihle that the high school orchestra
will ntlpply the munir for the occasion.
More tlinn Mid people saw the piny in
"
Twin Fulls, many of them paying 12
for the opportunity . The price» an
nouni'ed for here are 75 rents.
Raleigh Drake, local Yelloist will
play, slid there will be u musical num
ber or two, aside from the orchestra
selections Many In this community
• ,n * plnnnlBR l<> uvail th»*m « lv» of
. .ppottunlty of neelng on Friday
.-veiling the r.-lilts nltained hy Mrs
t Ilsen*» directing, who Is well know 11
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m a reader a d Instructor also,
Must Avoid Recurrence of
Influenza Epidemic
FI K. Lau bn ugh. M D. Chief Bureau
of HuUic Health Service. Department,
of Hubltc Welfare, Bols»', nays:
If we nre not to have "Flu" you
must observe the followlug:
1. Consider »II told*
1
>s "Flu
•oidi: "
2. Complelr Isolation of palli-nla
with "Flu cold»."
3. Keep away Iront tlioso with
4 Make th«.fellow who Insist* he
lust has a "Sliidit cold" cough Into
his handkerchief.
5. Wash your hands frequently nml
don't put them to your lips or mouth.
ii Gargles have little or no merit
»nd wash the protective secretion*
fr " ni **"' throat.
cuaipettxl.
Otto Wins Many Premiums
at Lewiston Stock Show
one third of the motiHV tiffereii in
Winning tliirly mie place«, anil
t lie danse* in whirl, he
Duroc . ferse V
L. S. Otto,
breeder of Registered pure bred
- » me, III ll — I ic i I il
nfrjdimtch toîthe Re urd todav, tel'a
wi'll-know n
'mal
of his aivecpiiiif sucre a in the
Eleventh Annual Northwest Liv
atm It Show in -ca on thin week a
ioewistop, Idaho.
Mr. Otto left for l/ew'i-ton
1
P®47W
.I.tm y prixc-wiuii tik' herd, where
w j,|, fjftget, head
of his
of the
he colite»! ed
with -nine
best breeder* in the nation,
in the I'lf'ent l e alt ek show
in the northwest.
That this
l.-cnl breeder I'll» made a «at onal
reputation for hiuiadf I' evidenced
. .. ....
liv ttif I cm.I t - ». hi . I ! it Li W 1 -1 " t.
thi* week
Only three of hi*
ununal* did i.ot win nioncv.
At the Idaho State fair, ( RDi «
herd won thirty place» and at the
Twin Fall« county fair, here this
. .
*** ' K ,,,, t »>'
Orat filaci!»
eleven
( Htn hu« bi i n
bnr every year.
Seventy five • «rload* of cuttle,
borne», sheep, and -w n > wer- tria
... ... - . ,
«'•ib.tK* at the . pemntf of the
«how, and premium« offered to
p.ul jHUOOJ. A leadiliff feature
, crthwcal natn.nal round
U P futurity for swine with «C500
Mi
:
superintendent >>f the swine de
partment of the I win Kall« county
in total prize* for »wine of all
Filer went "over th« top" again In
the Med Cross Moll Call conducted
bore last Week under the able man
»«eluent of Mrs. Ida »VI. Allen.
A total of M3 member». »Ith tliaL
many dollar» aubacrlbed In the Flier
district | H the report of Mr». Ida
A , Vn ,| ialnimi , of Koll
M.
This
Is an increase or 59 member* or 12
per cent morn'than waa enrolled in
a similar drive lust year.
The Intensive drive In thin com
munlty waa not lUrtM until the mU
dh- of the
llic six district» of the Filer territory
week, hut tile response lu
Tlio headquarters of the local com
min,.,, | n ||„. (-Jry n it || |„ , j,..
fir-t Nalloual Hank building lb
| n thl* district ».
and whole licartedly
i peaks eloquently of the
American
Hed Cross und for the service* it has
rendered ami I* rendering at noun- and
a Frond.
jwas generous
given, und
regard held here for the
conducted by Mrs
Allen from that
point, amt that
the campaign was
ihorouglily and pain takingly ii.mdh 1
H evidenced by the results achieved
The report of Flier Hraneh Aim-ri
can Red Cri
town:
un given hy Mr*. Id 1 .
Allen, chairman of if. n..n 1
for 1920. glv.-n by distrlctn in as fid
M
Filer
Rolteltom: Mm. A
A. Timm.
.Mrs K K. Hayes. Mm. W. A. Shearer,
Mrs. Clyde Hawkins, Mrs O. A Mad
,, r K ,,, |yn Misse» M.
garet Gourley, Ilse« Je
i'hlpmaii, charlotte Clark.
ship» 315.
Clover Auxiliary Mrs.
chairman. Rollet torn :
ke, Mr. Lierman.
Mu row Hr of essor R H.
Chairman,
Ilia
nrd Brown, j
Washington
Chairmen
luwiuard, Mrs
Ruby fieklotX,
I*uvis, Mildred Rlruud
ml.
Iduheli«
Mamie-r
Dannenfelt.
Ilermun Item
Mamljaraliipa 4*.
McAlee.
Solicit or» : Mrs. John
, Mrs. Loomis llrown. Mr», Leon
MetiilH'rshlpH Ull.
R- Mr». R. rt.
Solicitor»: Mrs.
K F. Cedarholm, Misses
Myrtle Ilyl, Onih
Memberships
Amies,
Geurv
id
Fit town
Kolidtnrs :
Musser, Kltuu I mud.
Poplar
chairman.
Total for llraju h
d
Mis««« Mary
Memberahipa LI.
Helen ■
Hill
Miss
Kla ,
M'-iiiIh f-lilp, 2 ti
M3.
Football Team Defeated
The F'ller Rural High Krliool team
was defeated by the second team of
the Twin Fulls high school by
of 4M lo 0 III a w< II atlemied game at
the falriground* here Armistice Day.
The line up was as follow a;
Miisely, full luck; Williamson, left
half, Mogesoii, right half; Aman, qnnr
terL.u k, Drake, right end; Diehl, right
tackle. Dlelii. right guard; Cole, ren
ter; Knil'li. left guard, Blackburn, left
tackle; Almut, left end; Kubetituti 1 ,
Rutter. Dobbs.
»core
Merchant Mann Makes Plans
For Poland Pigs
1
V. A M.mn. maiiagi-r of the Filer
Mercantile company announce» thal
I* about to enter Ihe pure hr. J
attack raising I »usine»» Mr Mann re
|«-ently purchased ih»' Brown farm e
of town »ml now
ant
pro|«i»e» til slock hi*
tain Ii w IHi pur»- blooded Hoiatid < 'hin
I mg Mann I* un old limer al th •
; mode a of
ine in Kansas He pot
ol Hie best of the Jane •
N Nelson herd at the latter'» bag
■ring out suie last week, and la I»
pig gum»
breedilig «
cba .*1 Hire
I . f K un- as an animat
•« to Import from Kale a» an anitt. .1
* UJ be superior tc
anythin* b«r
Clothing Badly Needed by
Local Red Cross
* < alive s»n retary of the department.
T*"'"' *«« » big box on th.- front
pwr, ' b of Timm hoB,e *° wrcrt **
thus« much needed clothing, in ma
no one is home. Clean, warm, gar
Tbe Home Service Section Of the
Red ('rota, are desirous of being sup
plied with used garments suited f . r
near by the needy of this community.
It is asked that all garments such us
boys' and children's shoes, and crvrr
■ oats, children's clothing and 4re#»>-s
be left with Mr*. A. A. Timm, ex
"enta of any de r ription are desire.;
and will bo appreciated by screrxl
poor famti.^a here.