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The Filer Record
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FILER. TWIN FALI-S IMHM V. IDAHO, Till RSDAY. DECEMBER I», ll»ltl
SUBSCRIPTION j.',u
VOL I, NO.
COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS TREE AND SANTA CLADS FOR TBECHILDREN WEDNESDAY EVE
CANAL VOTING SYSTEM
✓
At Mtetii; Hort SiturJiy Pr»p«; Le,i
A:ti«i U Determine Apparent
Discrepancy
i
At a meeting held lu the Filer Hu
rai high school last Salunlay attei
noau atleudcd by about one liuudreo
laud owners and paiyous ot the Tw.n
. rau» Tamil company. it *as decide*,
lo iiiBlitute proctediiiKH to de« lare U
1 -^v > legal Ihe recent T
1-alls tana.
in
election and lo lest the rlghi
company
oi land owners of the Twin FalU
tract to vote in canal company elei
lions, regardless of whether or not
jlock lias been transferred to them
Jr upon turlher Investigation
jhowu that the alleged irregulurltle.
^oOSlitute a cause ul action.
It is said that the meeting wa:
called by the friends and supported
ov D. F Uetweller. who, according u
ll.e announced report of Ihe election
was defeated last week for a seat oi
the board of directors of Ihe iana
tempany.
L. (J. Hill presided and briefly
stated the purpose of the meeting
Elmer Annin was chosen secretaiy.
D. ,F. Uetweller wi
explain the situation, us he
stands It. which confronts the farm
ers'of the Filer district,
welled dwelt at considerable
upCm the subject, explaining how In
had visited the several Sections oi
Ihe tract and found great discrepan
tics in lue aim nnt of water furnish
it h
cal led upon It
under
Mr Del
length
kit to Hie diltc-ieiil sect urns.
Mr. DeXweilar was then asked to
explain the results of Hie recent
election held In Twin Falls for mem
bfcrs of Hie eaiml hoard, and to what
circumstances lie atlrihuled the re-j
suit upon which Hie allegation is
founded that more votes were cast
He slated that in rechne king the
vete it was found that :io;!9 more
voies were cast than could be ac
counted for.
it an could he accounted for.
A motion was made ami carried lo
employ Mr. T. K. Haikman to look In
to the matter and it he found the sit
nation as stated, lu commence pro
ceedings to contest the election. Mr
Hackman explained the law in the
case, showing that the slock should
be voted by the hona-fide owner of
By an unanimous ris
the acreage.
ing vote Mr Hackman was instructed
to proceed at once.
On motion the «hair appointed F
P.
DeKlotz. Ernest Dexter and K
Puisun us a committee of three lu
to collect
make all arrangements
funds to push the case.
It is said that possession has been
at
obtained of the ballots hv ihe
torney for the complainants.
Walters Return From East
Col. E O. Walter and H B. Walker
recuiued the first of the week from a
H.p that took them lo the big Inter
national Slock Show at Chicago, to
Ohio, and to other middle western
points
The Walters stale that the show in
Chicago this season was Ihe largest
Jf . In its history, and that Hi.- livestock
exhibits on display there were a mar
\«i to the slo* kman'e eyes
While in the east. Colonel Waltei
listed sales in three states and say:
be was compelled to refuse anolhei
in Ohio, which would come al a time
that would Interfere with other dale.
here He attended a meeting of the
f en heron Horse Breeders' associa
tion uf America, and a hanqutl of the
Shorthorn Breeders' association at the
Congress Hotel
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Home Service Extended
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Sir* A, A. T.mm exc:ut. r* »ecr*
tary ot tte Home Service ecrHcn of
the Red Cress, states that following
a visit to Twin rails of ôiiss Wiser
field worker tor the state of Idaho
the
it has been decided to extend
heme service to civilian as well as tc
ex-service men's homes, in commun
ities like Filer, that have no estab
lished associated charitable organ!
taxions.
This means In fact that Filer, ar
weii as Kimteriy. Hollister. Hansen
and other smaller places in tfcr coaa
upon the support of men either in or
just out of war service I» now open
ty harp an ofilciai organiration to
look after the poor the needy and
th. destitute
T"he great service that hereto free fcar
only been given to homes dependent
to all. and it may be depended upon
that Filer's want* in this regard is in
competent bands.
,1r ; a " d " r P s ; G - s T e , rRe '
turn to filer in Winter
"There i» no seitlon in ihr country
as this. ' salil U. Stimula
is good
domu>. upon his return from south
•rn California where he ami Mrs
I ionimer have been spending the win
with Ihe Filer colony at Lons
er.
Beach
However the Sommers
hemselves in the coast city and meat,
o return later on They have pur
bused a tine home at Kong Beach
enjoyed
md anticipate returning later on
i'hey plan on having a big closing oui
iale in Ihe course of the next iwo oi
get
hree months, and one of the reason:
for Mr. Sommer's return was l
als slock in prime condition for this
sale.
Mr. Sommers is inclined to think
hut he made a mistake when he soli
iis SO acre farm, adjoining Filer in
he south, for »40.000 in IBs opinioi
and is going to he still higher. Those
who have noted Mr. Sommer's prog
• ess us a farmer and investor will In
in-lined lo place great credence li
Bs opoiBons.
"There are only' two classes of pen
pie in southern California," said Mr
ionimer, humorously,
ire there and have money, and thus
who are trying to get it!
.1rs.
ire at present in California
toiilil return in ihe spring.
1 ho: e wh.
Mr juin
Foul Sommer and family, wh*
will u*
.
snd
Mfm. D. Persell Dies Sudden
ly Tuesday Evening
, ell. uged S2.
f IBs dang In er. Mrs. I'ynilna
ilf, here at 11:11« Tuesday
Mr.
i from Bloomington, Nein- .
bought Hie long trip taxed Hie aged
: icnlleman's vitality. Tin* limerai
: will In- held troin
The deuth of William Denman Her
1 'curred at Hie home
Met
evening
Hercell arrived here Oei einher
ml It is
Metmonite
Ihe
Brethren in fhrial church ;■> soon as
Ai.rd regal ding the arrival of rela
Ives rcai lies here.
Dei-eased was horn April IS
Kein in ky,
-
n Bourbon county,
was married lu isf.y lo Jemima D*id
hildren
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-on To ibis union
were horn Ills wife
years ago near here, and three child
ren have preceded him in death. Mr
Hercell was a veteran of the Civil
nine
died
i welvo
.»ar. lie having served in Hie union
lie has been a
army seven months
oemher of Hie Mennonile Brethren
having
hurch for twenty-five yea if
een convened thirty years ago ai
Smltl
lie Melcllf school house in
ounly. Kansas At the age of forty
I lie came to Kansas from Indiana
From there he
View. Washington, ami after
removed to .Mountain
living
here for four years he came to Filet
He leaves lo mourn his loss, beside;
Ins countless friends, four sons, tw<
i
td 8 ^ ^Ülî rfl
and sixteen great grand inun
Watch Ihe Record Grow
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In order to lake rare of its In
i leasing patronage the Be* ol d own
era have been compelled to set ure
! more space lo bouse Its
plant The floor spare of the Record
•ftice will he increased one Hurd, by
vn artangeroent with II li Munyon
WhCTfh» - the r ar hall of the Mon
.on offices will now become a pari
f the Record office
The partition now separating Ho
wo rooms is being removed and h)
glowing
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Hi.
he end of Ihe week this newspapet
will find itself in more iciramodiouf
• nd much needed quarters
Filer School Notes
The »eninr domestic »cicncc git le
nave a xraffl.? luncheon Tuesday to
A price of 2-'
cents per plate wa« charged,
menu cnn<-i«ted of a wnfflo, Imller
ihe high «chord,
I and srrup. eaumtre and coffee.
Those partaking evidently liked it
for many came after the w-cond
The money taken in
plate.
amounted to $20 75. and after ail
expense« were paid f"> 20 remnin
^
If you want to tell, buy or trade
Land ' g toc jj Auto*. Farm Product*
- crtl uurc or anything. Invest a few
Tvrentv-nino hundred Red Cm«?
seals were sold nt the rural hijrh
»chool in two days.
j
in a Record Want Ad
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Buy Ecd Crues Citri»!ma» Seals.
hllr commercial
HOLIDAY AFFAIR—CANDY
Real Santa Claua Will Bi
of Filer and Vicinity
Filer is going to liait a log t'i
and Santa
I
( dually Christina» Tree.
laus IS going to be here with a trial
Filer
.or every child m lb« whole
ouutry !
li.K aie under way by
A'luh to make thin
ihe
j .''der I omniums
me of ilie most pleasant events of
be whole year not only for Ihe child
j ru but tin everyone who appreciates
he spirit of Christinas and finds eu
lOjrment in seeing others made happy
School Started Ides
The plan originated at the Filer
iural high school by Snpl
lays, and when it was broached ul
he meeting of the fuminercial clul
.londay night It met with instant nun
I
E K
.ullieiliale response.
Tuesday evening Ihe board of di
I eel or s met named Ihe various coni
Iiillees. loliibleled I lie plans fur lilt
uuj by Wednesday nooi
og event
learly flfOO liad In-ell cuntrlbuted h)
• cal residents, henl on seeing him
Ireds of kiddies made happy on Hi*
nigh) In-lore Christman''
Tu He In Open
The plans call for the erection a
he intersection of Main street mu
i'ukimu avenue of a litige Christina*
lee lo he electrically lighted will
i large slur at Ihe pinnacle. Bunli
s due to urrive early in Hie evening
1 (here will he a short program of u
ew appropriate Christmas sung.
j 1 veil hy Ihe sehool children. I'resi
lent J M. Marke! of Ihe Comments
lull will give the signal after a few
.voids of explanation, suit then al
he children from Filer, nnd Maro»
uid Washington, and Curry, and l'**p
'ar Hill, and Kim wood, and t'edsi
' Hruw and Clover and all the districts
* the surrounding country are ex
.tried to greet Santa Claus person
ally and will lie presented miuiy and
I nuts mil goodies
Free lu
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Ul ( IBIdreli
As ui-iiul Santa's gifts will lie free
j snd wholeheartedly given to all the
children
There are no exceptions
ell will receive epusl amounts, and no
favors will he shown hy Hie genial
Old Man who yearly tries to make all
BENEFIT FOR VOLUNTEER
FIRE DEPT. IS PLANNED
In. J. W. T»«ier Ttftlktr With Oiler
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I
Sdfferen in Receit Fir* Winkl
I Mrs J W Tanner, who incurred
Auut Wirtky Cuw
f*re
1 h - vy ,,nan " m * "*** " ,r
, Ahlch destroyed Ihe stock of the F.let
! Department store, located in Ihe Tan
.-■«r block. 1» heading a movement lo
I
Bug« two big benefit perfurman* •»
j or ihe Filer Volunteer Fire depart
1 .nenl
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of the Filer
Mrs Tanner Is being materially
.at ked in this commendable plan l*>
»V W. yaylor, owner
j Department store Ihe Filer Hiuim
j icy. and the First National Hank ail
J *1 whom underwent losses during the
j lisastrous fire uf two weeks ago
xk. that beat U r.-,»lrrd the S
itpartir.'nt building to keep the ha»:
n Stable condition and thei cbemt
al. ar* Mreiy n.edtd for ike ap
It n« piunntid to kIv« benefit»
>D Muik al ll*«* Ur-in
rtir.tirr A l*i «4 pluili) |»Ih> will I»»
luirii«* a«1dt«l (»iiuiM »ill *»*•
iated
■ ala will la
uni on the program und
•old al a dollar each It la propoved
o turn Ihe proceeds over lo the hi
al fire department for Iho pur* ha»«
:f needed equipment auch as coats
-leliriets, lire fighting apparatus snd
nher necessary paraphernalia K Is
_
paratus
The date of the tig benefit
i
w!tl .
probably be set so soon os the wea
her moderate» for a large crowd I:
j
xpected to attend
Nail Your Packages Now
Dimlnlsbed train eervlce will great
iy interfere with the prompt dellrtr/I
of Christmas parcels and patron* ar: !
urged to mail their parcels early
Aitho extra help and extra car s?r
xice Is being u.ed now and mor* will j
be added later, yet the enormra« :
volume cf Christmas business will |
make the prompt delivery of r.ii
packages Impossible. Mall your per
.
cel* now. Don't delay.
cldb sponsors big
FOR CHILDREN
Here to Entertain all Children
.is Filer's Gur te
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good hoy
and girls happy.
Most of in. t lunches oi tiler and
.11 «lu* way
vicinity
ii uni(> 4*l»i » :».«i i
l«i t tt «.* I'cUd
a and h«f
i;l aiulitii» < 1 ( .a.uNllilaiKl 4 hriatlUu
oi ilie st hoolt
However, some churches and schools
will hold programs hut will hues
them on a different night, or else af
1 er Hie lug Community i'hristtiiss
Will
in
Tree prog ■ am
Big I'repuralluus
Hundreds of pounds of candy and
mis are being barga ued tor at
nine of Simla's heudiiuarters in
lier, and many uien-hauta are either
tonal ing t urtaiu amoiiuta or supply-|
ng (lie goodies at cost
Scores
bulbs will a-1
liminale the linge tree and yards o
lecoralion.-i are going lo be used, as
well us iju.inl il ics of tinsel and olhei
let-oral ions. i
So thaï no one i hi Id will he envious
•I any other there will lie no person
I gills lusiowed during the evening
kiepling III one already meniloned
l,,N iM a ..munlly preposition and
1,1 . . . " ' l
..-.lei ... make this « log .uc. e„ fur
in- child., i. The children will h.v.
he ugh. nt way Wednesday night
md they will he guests of the com
anility and of the Filer Commercial
is engineering Hi« log
if electric
veryom
lull.
•reject
which
t <> Hi lit ii nit > (kiBiIIiuI* h
1'olilrlhulfOIIS to help defray the
Il r y expense of Hie alfalr are
iccepletl hv Hie C*ilnmer
uB club and may be luiido tu au)
of the conimlllee.
Those in charge of the affair are:
(leorge l.coimrd, Karl Munyon and
John I'enny. (oinmlttee on tree
K Müsse r. Krank Hall.
A
W
IIIW lM*|||g
WihhI. II
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Drover llavls. Harry Wi.hlalh, W T
<'miaul. Mrs. A A. Timm. Mrs J. K
i ole. H I. I learner, and I. U Mill,
linama 1 1 tin in lit ee. Decoration*.
T. Dove I I'ublicity, J M Merkel
The pioprmn will he in charge of
both of the public s- bools, of which
K K I Inv • und W T. Doyel are eu
p< riaieudeulH
DENOUNCE ENEMY ALIENS
I. W. W. AND RADICALS
Abhkiii Lrewn P«l Plia Ptraaarat
ntft IWICC 1 Pltatl***
Put Hu 76 Weaken
A majority of the seventy six mem
hers of Ihe Filer Host of Ihe Amen
• an la-gton n.el In spe. lal ineellug al
aud
Hie city hull Tuesday evening
adopted r« oluilons < ailing for th*
at rest imprit **nment and deportation
,*f all I W W », alien «OeuBrs Hoi
-bevistk ai*.in tunic and other cue
a.lew of the nation, flag and ot the
American legion.
The governor of Ihe stele was (uui
mended for hie action lu ridding this
»late of Ihe rade si element, and Hi«
uiuider» loiiuuliied ai Centralia.
Wash on Armistice day wer« de j
iiouni ed ;ts ,* i nine against ll.e flag
lu Hie abecn-e nt I'u.-i t'oifiiosndei |
r.e I;•) n Bd», the vice command
•f Juneau Hhinn Ol . upled Hie ebair
B.*in militer.i of vital interest wer«
skin up ai Mie Tuesday nighi uie«i
uc among Hum being Hie new home
.or Hi. I.u al post, parti* ipalmn
Ihe l '.* 11 * 1 . 11111 !: y
Helati-uienl of
xiid a meBitiership drive
The by law » were .hanged *o that
the rerulai m ci.nri .1 ibe r, -at wUi
' ald thUd
4 cndan of the month Th. Chrl.t-!
, a , night dnn e to ho ».aged ai *«T ,
, r rde. tv th. iorai po .1
In
4 hr list MIMA IM*«,
rt
war risk lusuialic«
ryrrtr. scs to be a big holiday affair
»cd the whole community la Invited
u be there,
<1 to the p -t constantly, nnd It «* j
plalrly e-tdent that th.
[legf'-n here is a strong organization
f ex-service men
Many new members ere being add
American :
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WilBam M. Zemz. veteran prfnur
and fermer ed'tor of thv Recvrd. nd
-nly assisted tn "getting out" tht
ilUccid laid week, but after this paper
had gone to pres*, be jumped over f
8ubi to B«sl.t the Buhl Herald fore:
in gettine their monster iS-pag
Christmas «Jitlcn Into th. mail*. Mr
:'ertz is now helping Postmaster
X. P Shinn take care of the Chtlat
rua* rush In the local office.
Col. Munyon Here on Busi
ness from South
Col. II. U. kiui,)on, no.. of Mini
«ih, t'oUtornia. rviurniHt rinu.iiuv
runt
,
ills .
.h» » ItluinrtH
...»it. bi« i* iuvi ai i ii she* erectluu
>J«I l»US IA«*»» blvski
Li. à
h fiAt» und lo link«
.«.II
iff
M
Munyou
•lia week pul chilli the business
■ tosh lying between the U I*
ITo~
I .Hiding Upon who
- tic « LuilUm* nidi iM»' Kannma
A>i » La a in
• aiu
..* i oulvniplalea
,
block at s later dale
.
!
indem
bu.tsl.ug a
Col Munyou has bei nine au en
■uthern full
.huslsatie hosier for
forma, hoi still mainiulns that south -•
rin Idaho I» ihe idare In which the
jin binon, can make money Not being
! used to low li-mperaiures.
i
Munyou
Idaho
.ou hi! our coinpululilely cold
v eal her n<*l
altogether pleasurable
dy hied himself hack to
and li.» all
what U Sommer call» ihe land ol
ihe rich and of ihose
-eking ulhet
people's money."
u| . oullltMll t - 4 |„o rU i,. Munyon
b,ought a handful of rose, and flow
r<iw|1 u ^ m 11WU property,
uf ....rlo,t,v
^ accustomed
lutaily are eu
joying themselves, and lliat his son
l*oy. is much ImprovVd in heallh Ills
Fred, who only rec ently joined
Ile repolis Iles I h
soil
IBs parents at l/ms*Bes<h Is aileud
iug lieald's bus|iie*|«
pls.e
To make his friends in Filer fesl
envious of those enjoying Ihe udvaii
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college si that
ti.
to z em
weather.
New Jewelry Store Estab
lished in Filer by Davis
A li llavls of Bluckfoot will own
and conduct Hi* new enterprise which'll.«
was opened lo Hie public this week
Unable lo find a mure suitable lucu ,
lion. Mr llavls him been compelled te j
open his business in Ihe Beeiu und I
Hsmuirt'iiuisl hullding two doors east
The Dsvis Jewelry and Musli- Mhop
I» Hie name ot Filer s newest him! i
uess concern
lUte holiday trade Hie flxiuree are ol
'ueceseity only teiiipmaiy, hut Mi
Davie gives assurance that he will
uf Ike Modem long Shop
lu order to he aide lo lake care uf
April Orel In a now location which
he hope» to have.
I* FB«r'» new Jeweler has bad much
ex perlene« in this business, be having
done bench work for flfl»«ii years
Ur. Havis will tiling IBs family here
•• • uoU "• • Uu, " , • •»«'•■w*
oe«« C«u< #ru will b« («»und in iAtio(li«r
®* lh * •**"'
Filer Grocery Sold
J T t'alsy ot Bui ley I» Ihe new
uwuel ot the Flln Oroceiy c-ompaii)
fomi«rl>
wued and operated hy Otto
Th» deal
and I-, A Seeley
closed the leel uf ibe week whereby
was
the new owuei took Immediate pov
session
The Filer tiro* **ry company wa
established in HH Î by Munyon Hr»»
abd was sold by tliein In Ihe »priny.
„/ jsyj to Beelry Br *lb«la, who have
voudiicTed this I* , ular gimery sl .r
plan* fur their future end expies
until now
The 1 «leys have made no dell.BH
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desire lo remain in Filer
j'• VlornU» Hi. 2ïud. will -au«
* rl,f lo d»**f un unwary taxpayer
' hfa.ncL I. not maintain«.
D »»"«««cy r.n.t a .lx p«r cent.
""''.It^tU^ut Vo
* alternativ, but
Saturday. D.c«hB>< r :o I. the la.t
Belter Pay Your Taxes
j
whii h ad i
A change In th* law.
vantes lb* date of delinquency from
tb* first Monday In January lo the
fount Monday in Dei em loir which I
day for paying tax*, without the .lx
! f. Monday »rill b«
Checks mailed Saturday i
per cent penalty
too lat.
wtsl b. accepted, though they may
artr# at th. collector', office later
The ilx per cent penalty should be- ;
.Ufact.nl to dtsccurag* tard Ines, on
lh* part of the tar payer* a. It tnoana
fit added to entry floo of Use. A (
further penalty of on. per cent, as
Interest, for each month of delta- I
How
VUtncy. added if necessary
rver. It Is ftar*d that lh* chang« In |
aw which sets th« date ahead may I
The
called I
~atch many u.*payers unaware.
.ounty commiteioners have
special attention to the change of dare
and expressed a desire that everyone
ihould undeistand the situation thor
oughly.
MARKEL IS PRESIDENT £
Of COMMERCIAL CLUB
Sixty CkuUr Menton Orginat to Pu
;
note Welfare of Tova and C»un
try- Start^Neakenhip Dr.ve
The Filer ('oniinerclal
t'luh
s us
1
permstietill) organized at an elilhui
ikalli Hireling held In the city hail,
Monday evening with Ibe election '
J M Muikttl, pruNkluiil; Junuu
Shinn, »**en»Uiry, und O. Madiunu,
irmaiLTtir. * Hiwm with
K Hill.in
B*orge 1-voiiaril. and U
ham will conatiluie Ihe hoard of Bi
rectors.
Many mailers of public
inter*
were discussed at the Monday nigh
meeting and Ihe need of u comm
*'lsl oi gall ma I ion was deemed in
(->*ry for Ihe ad» mi cement of the town
A representative gi up
and country
of Filer
mg und
ilizeus alleiidetl the lin-i
veral pi otiillieiit
farm . t
oi Iho community were Ihvre All •
pressed a willingness lo
-n any liiuiuiur possible to
{ilia welfare of ilie community
.SKI) Member« Xnw
co-ope rin
promo j
The clnh was organised with un In
i Hal membership of sixty m-nB-ei.
und plans were laid lo Inaugurate .
iiivinbeiship campaign Dial will .. . I
)■ ihs club's rosier ihe name of every
eiligen lu ihe community who wish*»
ut lit en 1 1* > himself wliti an ory-atu
/ui Ion that has for ils purpose Hoy
-•dring i. Hm vlial problems ol Hie
whole Filer country,
li is planned to divide the town mid
country iui• - wards, in which rosi
.lents id these dlsll.cls w ill he sol - -
isd for li . inhere hip by io. -iillli-cni a
residing la such words.
Mark* ! i »1res "Kijr "
J M Marke), who v..*. cl.airman of
Ihe tempos ., iin.inlkalloti, furiiod
lyo w bin Hie commercial
il nt» was laum In d. maile th • opening
(address of ll..- eieiBng mid onlin* d
plan- in - de. und il. Ores . a
counuuull> . iBzallon In Ih lo
calily
lie suggesi
sary lo mnk
| U «
i«" day s
d Hub II v .is i*nuei n«
pi -i* ol ou.t dull ptane
iwn of Hue M Hi.. Iuig >
expense in *1 not be lim it red .< -.*1
Him a unn.-d o* ».ml... 11 * n of i-llt
eus could do much to promote ll*»
cublk- enterprises con locally < <ui
HOinlni II. » section
( «un ally I tirl-lms» ire.
At the Uggesllon of Nypl K i
Hays of Ihe Filer Kural h.gh **■ li***d
ilhe waller of a community I'hriainms
i Bee was presenled. slid Hie boar*! t
' dirsi lots ware in**iruiieel to form**
late plans * have au* h a prop*milu*u
hare next week.
H »«»nia I i be Ilie consensu» of
eplnh.j that Hie Filer ('ommi-rcUl
i 'tub i- destined lo perform cotmirm
live oeiiice in title locality If tin*
sllltude exhibited mi tar la any crlt
ertilu, big ihluga may be looked for
(hat will redound I» the benefit o'
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»very farmer, husinc«» man and r-*»
t hient uf this great country.
Reservists Nay Drill
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Orgo Izalloii of the Bis* live imv *1
r«M*i V« force In eai h naval dlslio-t,
with provision fur peilmltcal drill
and ll. »Hm I mu. wilt be lagried
by iHidrlil collllllaudanls Ulidei
slrui tloiis frein Ihe bureau of m
Hon announced Thurmluy, Heu-u.i
<1 «> the navy department. U
(oil D I'
With each district organized into a
-Hgade composed of battalions, df
Batons and aet Hoiih liMMled through
ut Hie illslrirl. every effort will be
Hade, it was aald. to preserve ami
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batch luilude William Ut-u.
A Information from Ihe command
^ Qf ^ T ^ flnh N(lval dl<lr! , ,
I*"»«« «"» denmt. addres. and c
into other Information
hiillil up Ihe efnrietiry of Ibe o:i'.,..i
dion rei rulted during ihe war
I/msI men who belong I» Ihe I'nl
led Hlnle» Naval Reserve Force, wh*
iw are on inactive duly, and com
Nurtaugh Boys Buy Pig
L. 8 Otto on Wednesday shipped
Murtau , h cJub on „
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hU a re? T ' ^ v
r.-.ng hard of Duroc-Jereey swine. T
ar.luuil "Idaho King." Is well kn >
u,lon *' breeders of registered he
a0< * * he purchase Illustrates
»lability of th. pig club at Mart««
' >!r Otto has supplied this organ
'-hui with several animals from
hej-d. ao when the boys met Tuv
c.fjrhl to* decide on th# purchase
another animal, they unhesitatio
chose th* Otto lire.
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