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HL FILER RECORD
A S IN'IXCI'RVPBNT l*KV* sl'Al'KU l'f Bl,l»lll:u AT ITI.KK. IHAIIO
JINKAl II. SUIN' N. Ki. itou
HKM tV K LA MM Kill*, ITmlihikh
HUBSCRIi'TlON UATLH
.. .$2.00
... 1,00
.0»
One Year ..
Si* Mon tlu
Mingle üopy
■foO«4 rit»« «u»H«r it lie« f «I l'ilwr Miho. March SI, Itltf.
iirfriiijt to promet*
»la of arary hiitlmal« huai
tint In Ih* community
Bai
uni la
arnl coo-J
>r<! will pine* wtiM(«rrr |q
pu »o liHftfr any mriilltlon.
nr brhljc»- **n>
CD« Im(W<MI||
strife
un y
ui«n
of the Record as an
il in Its Hr
lo be Its cardinal basis of
me.
a bigger and
drive f<
lo
If
Ml Ihal the 1» vue here was)
I, nur creed, nor anything
(hut of assisting to
of th« Mj
JU'ig
plillg
the Infer.-.
Filer '
.« amp y J
right!]
In Oise with which
Iged
I* Ju.
III« re*
have Isvii met.
I
. ■!,. Urcord three!
f
J
beeil, and our)
bsen I
!
. Irculalloi
has
igu Us
prar
II» ftlze was doubled
doubled
verttsliig support lias been [
RboU)«l l»UVt
»iihiH'i'ipIliili lint bun
We ho|w Hie sails
rsllfvlng
been mutual, and Ihal
•I will continue lo morll
ii..»
* p
Ijs.-i* support and subor rlhers
will and confidence.
r harbinger« ...... I. for
community
bilghl j
Every
ihU
lit
mrnt
it* u«v*r
ml iro|w nr# iinhummI
tiulri Im* uiiII«h 1 )|| M COltllilUlt
w«rt>
•se to help the town and conn |
to help each other, lo solve out
KM.ii problem» and to promote Hie I
mi Welfare
Pi
I this end, the Record opens Its
nr tuple of generul Inleresl Aside
I asking the residents of Hits
iiunlly to regularly inform as
news matter of general Inleresl
ash that anyone and everyone
I use of our columns We waul
lei, contributions, reports on
lo do things, bow you made
of fainting or slock»; tow lug
Want crop reports, nows Heins.
si tuns. Ideas, suggest tuns, In
and everything Ihal will
of help and Interest to readers of
FILER RECORH
a t ton,
ign your name In all utanuacrlpls
•vblsnc* uf their validity H« will
•MHessarlly use name ur Inltlalsl
< ill nut pi lut am.in un. us cum
ilraltonn.
lUlp the K.
urd. help Flier!
this
m» of ('hr ini tin* a pr€M*itfi*
•mt* lilghvr Hutu lh«)f h#vr|
Y#l r«
the Civil Mar
reaching the (lovernniwnl In
> ihal buying was heavier than
» Ihm* ii for years
would
from these two
ihal we «rer» enjoying an
real proaperlly
not In years have Ox
As a 'jns.ie.
financial
ominous
t by amrb
tl«ikf*n lb# Mini
htiriluu liKlrtV
Willi (yrluuiv fury on
dlrrntly (tillrl lii# j
U» «>1 Ahlftlik# «Minld
K» of (hi Ut« war
tnlMiHtii it* ilrfvr (nl#i
threatening
foul
I***
* •
,»iul with Kiting uuahlv lo bov j
Civ« l»#t furtbvr
* my«* nui hh»iv
n# loot un
I Tb#re m
»•rttolu»
our
t«o w«
miinilinral of |
»(N^n RUM
it n fctrwà# with j
I by n »Mitd** I
f our irMkt In ,
•Ci
i of giHMls for j
« of j
Ihm !
and chavs* 1
gradual coal roe I ton .
iww being j
k*t TbU
it Inn
r lb«* priktfttnli
fkmm ut It t¥.
CAlat U «I
any Boaurial
Itbl Mini rut I*
I
«»•t practice III I
national
a*«H»»iirp t« hifh
tu«N(ifl|p|y
mu>k **«»u KwvIuk luiurU't!
Hx lbk*a (ixttaa j
•
*r
liàv Mini (iikv
* H 19 «Mir lUUhPt
r-.,«îd mm rioat
Hrjm m» tupftml Birr
th* » - #«Uai* oi ur
. tHhar «otUi. wi »
'«ml (Xk-optratlon mil
tj
lulUMM
ikrtr pntdur
■ary to pMMtu.ej
at tower
it
Leonard Wood in Cantata
1
I,
; aard Wood, well-known 'orme
resident la taking as proiiimoi
ft In the musical 'IrHes of Twm
. as lie did while living here, ■ -
ng to the fuudilory comments o
Twin Kails natter
llrech.r of the Mendelsohn "bora
luh •>< Kiev whi produced "Wind
I mills of Holland." and several othe
. suinta» which delighted local mudi
ars
J 4
I *
<ii i
Mr Wi
I I
* A wrll f.rtl)*' ! im( nfficl^nt «boni*
' '' ■ . .* •■•.« 'he .11...
-.n i»f i. !.. v. tt'i g IV»- ii t U im f n i
i e mspL n g ch. .im. Cantata in -ht
llap'lsl church Holiday «veiling,' ».
lie i'wln Fulls Nows. "The
I ; e.|
Hal drew ■ ire nedous throng, many
:
bnng turned awav on account of lack
of seating space "
The cantata, "Salvation of Israel,"
by Wilson, while of light order as a
,,,, r ,. j rule, contains uany cherns.
■ nd solos of a caliber miking with the
■teller class of church anthem and solo
selection. Throirthout ;he work is ai
. .. >|y. „»»sing hrough an evclutuo,
. 1 . »; n*» wi h rin- hl hl lim I #v«ntx prioi
fo V . nat • \ 1 1 y and «*ri<lin« In .» oy./ii- !
and bout. g refrain .a praise of Hit
»ilrfh of , nc Buvlor 1
M. », of :he aif.gera composing lb , '
i h.irus 'or the cantata wen
taken from the rank and fll- i. , he '
chinch, but they showed egecllent 1
irnlelng a» lo tochalque uttaek mod j
I 1
of
I
[ or
I
to
lu ,p| W
ilia' <oii and expression. Coninien'lallon
accorded the dlr«iT>r of tbs per
|a
rornaneo for the excellent showing
Soloists taking part ire: Mis-i Edna
Graham, soprano: Mias Juant'a He,in.
contralto; Mr» W G Smith, mezzo;
Clarence Beatty, tenor;
L L Wood
rUan.v
♦il > 1II> 1 Ml MH> (Ml HOPKINS
II ( THIN NALL HU tS
This firm announces Hie following
ale dales:
Thursday, Jim Hi A A (Hodowskl. |
farm sale. Hull I.
.day, Juu Hi M P How, farm ami
registered Holstein sate. Buhl
Widnesday Jan 21 il Hwullow. big
farm sal*. Hull I
rn.'ulny, Jan Z? -Jertmns's. lärm
sale. Bai.i
IThurx.luy Jan 29 G Sommer, big
1 Closing out sale. Filer
( lues,!.*', Fell to W I, Norr's, clos
ing out sale, Halil
tie. your ».lie dale early. If X»u
..h H.1» firm lo am Hoi. von, sale,"
|
I
| ii Hie advice of Col Karl Manyon
I
N «»»m* ii<* lit I u r« of l'iirhtrr*
I). O
of up
lu I he files of the Bureau of Will
ItUk Insurance, Washington,
the the names and record«
j wards of 4.r>oti.ni)ll soldiers, sallorrfl
land marines. Insured under the War
Risk Insurance Act. In the card In
(teles are listed the name« ot K3.2l>il
Johnsons. Hie most numerous family
name In Hie Miirenn records Hume
I uf these Johnsuna also spell their
I names variously, ns Johnson and
I Johnstone The Hmllh*. with 61.860,
) are not far behind nuinerlcallv. Th*
a third, and
on.es ..
-n. with I, .. . es Then In th.
! 'Hung; the Anderson«, 22.1100. (he
! Walkers, 18Mai
(If the 63.200 Johlt«
christened John, ami
The favurlle
I
j
Mis, S. 138 were;
3.042 William
Christian
name in (he Smith family la William
borne by 3,412 Smith«; while
is the given name uf 2.42
Of the 41.000 Browns who
j„|iin
Ml
...
John wi
smiHis
(Din
wore the uniform
plum John Brown
imo were named
of the Williams
family 3811 signed up as "Willie WII
William WH
There were »no "John An
1 » 0 *» were christened "Carl,
Chnile«"
hr] Were til There
he Bureau of War Risk to
». the files of nur lighting
ea Imheale that many prumtneni
represented by namesake
ge Washington»" there were
and I7D
Usui
THOU«.
H
r„
(»j
*r •
if
" Hub«'it
l«*w. ' It#. ' John Qulti« y AiIriiii,
" \l*i u tu« m Ütiioin." otilv 1 U»*u
I till* til, Ut*
'Uenemt unhlnicURi." I;
K
nd!
»CI III Welling loll «
General Jackson,
Bunapurte were
oltbinigh Ihelr rank In
« 0 ( 1-1 war was that of private-.
A OUliavalihed Lamll)
The loMlrlguet I
lUeo. «• ' »nlliig to
Bureau of War Itlsk Insurance, i
men Into lb« American fore*
and among this number, whh'h was
PtckeO.
v v
Napoleon
th
n .
y from Port.
> fit«« of the
»94
gin cl- rk in the Bureau of W
b -k l-> uiauce finds from the curd
Hoi * tues ol I a »le Sams fighie
that th* nam» Alov «lu» la »pelled
in forty ulus different waya. am!
*itn**»t Urg« timuRh for • ballalkit* .
lh»*|4= «PIP Dut ''Ml MJktkirw as
iHMkklitgtt Kmitiidi'n, Joh
Urn
Th** «toruil uumtN«r
»'.* lb** «(HMHNI Hi««
Mumj Ht)* !«• '(m
TwttiH au4
c*f rat h m*u wa*«
'U*
AnitiiiUi
■
,\
£lv«u
I« 1 * 1 ;.Me.»
John
Giovanni, Ivan, J.ic, Jack, J... >
-.que». Jan. J. rif, Haï », Jean Jno.,
Jcahn, Jock, Johan, Johann. Joba.i
ne», John!, Ji-hnie, Johnnie Jiibuuy,
Johny, Jon. Juan
.Soin» of (lie Orrai While (Vlliei'i
Indian soldier* lw,r» melodious,
complicated, descriptive uai
lu s.gfa;»*,» v. ■./».
halbe "John'
cnty-fi.tir wsys, >.s follow»:
if na u
lUfrt
A
Harry-Crlee-f.ir
trw amour; many
If : le. Ueaits-Bloey froni-Heuee,
■■min L'oniea-out Hear. Üt'.vid IJr.jpt
a lllslam > Charles Owl Walk r ln-llje
rtiîii
fl u-.o, a«h Day Cloudy l-aac H
llorsa-la*F««t
The town ofbalmon. fur r,l»h-.i a
Her v. 1th five given nam-i Hurry
Adolph Thomas Richard Eugene Uul
lock
PAY YGUaR FINE
IN W. S. S., SAY
POLICE JUDGES
~ ...... _
rrancuco Court# Will iry
Character-Building Meas
ure» in Minor Ca»ea
I pon the thesis Iha* a thrifty man
i i..n • . i. l/en and that mauv
... ,.-nt day »oriel unrest are due di- [
■ rdly to thriftlosHuoss," Police and
Superior Judges of Han Francisco are
planning lo give persons convicted of j
ninor Infractions of the law an alter
: our economic Ilia and much of our I
.
' ,4 " v# of '»''• dînent In (lovernioent
tl ■ urltltf*. Much hh War Bavin#« |
Hfttfup# ami Treamiry HhvIuk» Certifl- j
"»'»K them Judge
* Fll*p#lrlcfc. Presldln# Jud#o of I
«»•<• I'oRce Oonrt here. a».d, T shall la |
tt 1 " 1 * to assist In the movement In this
i"r»> 'lun. keeping tu mind, however,
141 u11 ' hu provisions of the
h * r * #r ut ,h « •'"T arit * fount) ."
The alien .alive of Investment In
Government securities will be offered
whenever It h within the power of
the Jud .o lo fine or sol f ,n th
fendant In a mUdeinc mor case. "This i
11 temp ." said another Judge, will
give su. h deft oduuts a chan- o to help
themselves and their Government and
cultivate a habit of saving, lae-k of
which we feel Is often ut the bottom
their transgressions "
Family rows which find their way
Into court and have many times us
inelr fundamental cause lack of thrift
spendthrift habits, are expected to
furnish a rich Held fur the experi
ment In penalization to be tried by
Hie Han Francisco judges As a rule,
the Judge has In such cases the right
fine or release defendants with a
,b
| *«*«re lecture, and hereafter It
j probable that family rows In San
, I' r tttlct»cu win really be beginnings
I many bankfaccounts.
1 will attach only one
i " p,ll,lu " levying a penalty of In
vu,,, »""' rat h « r t.^an fining a defend
U,, î; " nd Cün ' ,,,lwn *• t,1 " t ">*»
! "* '"•'■rnatlve must
">e 1.1.
of
maturity.
dope lo lead the thriftless Into tho
vays of thrift, sound living and bet
ter citizenship
In this way the Jurists
Give your boy
I i #»»P *or Christmas,
J You only |4 2S and It will lead him
along way« of thrift and sound In
vest melt
u War Savings
It will cost
I
I
I
| „
' h * ■ - ■ ...
' "• Christmas
'' T!'* V' VV « ■***"*•
napator94.il Qlva a War dav
|
A War Havings Stamp Is the Ideal
Chrlatmaa present. It brings pleas
| are to the recipient and at the same
time In ices him to save hl» money
nnd buy more. A $u War Savings
Stamp cost» $4 23 this month.
: mgs Stamp for Christina»
Your dollar will go further In
buying Christmas presents this year
If you give War Havings Stamps
postuffice or bank
: *9
An>
will «ell you a
War Havings Stamp for 14 23.
The bank dueaa't make any profit on
the deal
j
j
;
Make
your Christmas
mean something thi« year
presents
Glv«
I ulted Hinte« War Havings Stamps
Five dollar Stamps cost »4 33 at any
bank or p*>*t* fftce They increase In
value constantly and Induce the re
11 ''''a ■ g um ... bov or girl I
a ueeleee toy for OiiUtiuas. give him |
or her a War Havings Stamp It will I
i t«ach the lesson of saving and luvtsi- J
tuen'
c(p(#r t to buy moru
j
The Oovvrnment will continue Thrift ;
d War Havlui
21», I he 183*
bands uf the eagravc.
damp vales thrwugb
•v *r... «s are In the
■ or w a. «. T
1
j
j
of il,,. j
W «SK« liiaho* IW
W 1*»».« tisia*
«i«M ial ime-ilav
U«ho
amernhueol
«7, —1
ordere. I a S
I».
seisiun
legislature for sotf rage
Hie fornml rail for i
i
ojri»Iatl*«n ma v tie taken up. I
T*.^ . t- . .. ...
Tk* «fate w February 11 »nil llie j
tforernor w;ll a«k tho ieiri«latiue ;
coniine its appropriatiim for I
espen J lUr# t „ t , )( . t , atn ., l|n j
«* iwnded l»V MCbmgMr, Dot lb*
lawful alUic.tnce of 2*1 cents per
mile.
th«' «ktl|U|la(|M tit«*t tl«» OthkT
:
It*
ths,
In
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Complete Protection
By REV. B. B. SUTCLIFFE
Litem Jon Department, Mood/ Bibi«
la.tr.ute, ( i
;
TK.XT-Jrsii* who «lell. <-red ua from th«
• C.J .1 .... 1 Th -.. ' ; • *
In a recent magazine appeared a»
un advertisement a picture entitled
''Complete Frofec-1
lion." In Hie pic
ture vvu» shown
life-insurance jail
Icy, protection for
the family ; n sav
Inga bank book.
protection against
old age ; a fire in
sura nee policy,
p r o I e c 1 1 o n for
property; and a
revolver as protec*
tii.ii for life.
Hut something
more is needed to
. —
1 !
is
•#f
—h m
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i.
IÉ
"complete
* « y «
protection."
limn may he wine
!
A
-
enough to protect bis family In ease)
death, and have protection
^ ,,r 1*1« old age, hi- in p rly and
Ids life; but his protertlou Is In
complete until he cures for Ills soul.
The grave of this pre-.-ut life Is but
the gateway to the life to come, and
r his
. ■ _
'Ul«d»da on how one has prepared
*° r » whether that Ilf»* to come has
complete protection. All must stand
'» 'ure (Jod to he Judged, for It Is
written, "it Is appointed unto noun
'«• « to die and after this the Jadg
ment" (lieh. Il: 22). Wo will not be
surprised, therefore, to hear the proph
*»'• warnlug, "Prepare to meet your
God."
There is an instinct in every man
w hl 'i warns of wrath to come, and .
how. ver oue may stlth- It or give heed
to ii fidel denials, this truth abides.
even though a mini has doubts :
concerning whether there Is any wrath
' I..C, to- IS unwise I,. Imw III. pip.
tectlon against the possibility. He !
protects himself against the coming of
old age when he Is uncertain of attain
ing to old age. He pays money for
tire lusnranee when he does not know
If fire will ever devour his property.
Even admitting, therefore, a doubt as
to the wralh to come, neglecting to
provide against the possibility is folly.
The Means of Protection.
Protection for his soul cannot ho
found In anything a man has by Ids
own efforts. He might have motley,
property and all material good nmf
still be unprotected. He might have
all the learning ami wisdom of the
world and still bo hi ihingor of tho
wrath to corne. Whatever a man has
or has nut In these things does not
enter In here, for there Is no respect
of persons with God. and God is the
Judge. Our text declares It Is "Jo
■us who delivered us from the wrath
In come, ' Gist has-given man the gos
pel, and the gospel is that "Christ died
for our sins according to the Scrip
Hires and rose again tin* third day"
(1 Cor. 1Q:4). "For God so loved the
world that he gave his only begotten
Hon that whosoever belleveth on him
should not perish hut have everlasting
life" (Jno. 3:18). "Neither is there
salvation In any oil., r, for there H
none other name under heaven given
among men whereby we must bs
saved" (Acts 4:12). It Is written ol
Jesus that "He hare our sins In hh
own body on the tree" (I Pet. 2:24).
and "He was wounded for our trau»
gressluns and bruised for our Iniqui
ties" (Isa fk'l tl). He was "the l.uinh
of God who taketh away Hie sin of the
world" (Juo. 1:2V). In this one, Jesus
Christ. Is found the only protection
from future Judgment, hut it Is found
so surely and completely that the be
liever can say of him, "Jesus, who de
llvered me from the wrath lo come."
Th« Obtaining of Protection.
Many make the mistake of thinking
taut protection Is found in a good life
or charity toward one's fellow man.
Some think It Is found in keeping cer
tain laws, ami others In religion. But
however uprightly one may live one
still is a snmer. for "all have sinned''
j
I Bum 3 23> mill "w lie bed
ding of blood there Is no remission."
However charitable a man might be to
Bis fellow man It can never absolve
I' 1 '» from his treatment of God. And
however strict a man might be in obey- I
mg the laws of the land it cannot
«Urne » taws otL
God. All IImm ibings are good and
proper In their place, but turtle of them
nor all of them together ent> give pro- ;
tvrtlon to n nmn « soul in view of the
wrath to P it .
The IHM* declare* t
aplo faith
. of ..tit;.;nina
in Jeans is the only
m Ik
e«us Christ und thon «halt he saved'
c of the Bible. Tiwlay
am the door, by me it
la the mess
Jesus says.
any enter In he shnll b*- saved" (Jno :
10.-S). He also says, "H
eth unto me I will In no wi«c cast out'
(Jno. 4:37). In the day of the flood
the only protection w
who had fulth went In an.' were saved ;
I
that com*
ark. They
The
the other« perished
ise man
therefore will not only have prnteetlop
f«>r hi* family in life in«uram-e, ami '
» »d«*'"« tor bla old age in the nr-j
lu«» a.-count, but protection from
wn *tb to mm in Jésus, who u God s j
gift to all *Ko will receive him. j
———————
D, "y Theoflbt.
What greater cmlamity can fall up
a us 11 mi than the loss of worship'
—Emerson. j
PROFESSIONAL AND
BUSINESS CARDS
V.
! • ARTHUR E ANDERSON *
• • ' Honesty 1» a ç ood thing tdcaoae •
j • It maure» a better chance cf •**"
I • cea» In today 's L islneea. "
• Insurance That Insure»
t Ail Kiuds
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IDAHO •
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B. F PHILBY
Real Estate and Insurance Agent
Twin Falla Mitual Fire Ins. Co.
PHONE 174
FILER, IDAHO
PIONEER FEED STORE
* T. D. SMITH, Prop.
AUTO LIVERY
Flour, Hay. Grain, Seeds, and Coai.
Oils and Cas
TELEPHONE 43
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J. L. EDWARDS
BUILDER
BETTER HOMES
X .
DAVIS BROTHERS
J
TRANSFER
PHONE 182
■*
THE FILER HOTEL
M. MIEYR, Prop.
REASONABLE RATES
DINING ROOM IN CONNECTION
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AUTO SERVICE STATION
JOHNSON & MALLORY
General Auto Repair
Buttern » Charge. 1
FILER, IDAHO
PHONE 97
4
Scotty the Tailor
MEKt HAM TAILORING
' 'caning and Pressing
MUNYON HOUSE
«rs. J. I». ROGERS, Prop.
Hot and Cold Water in E
Room Steam Heal
Transient a Specialty
Plume 79
very
J. S. McELUGOTT
GENERAI, REPAIR SHOP
"'TUIM M El.Ill M.
In funnecllua
Opposite Nihley-Chatinel
DR. H. E. McMILI VN
Graduate I eterlaati.ui
Office and Resid :ce North Street
Filer. Idaho
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wit an à rw v n/v»«, . .1*.
* *""" f LUMP Axil
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Phone 453
J. C RIECHERS, Prop.
Dealers in Ford Cars
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, ,
antl Automobile Supplies *
. ,
IT you want to help nier end The I
Record to acquaintances la the East
Sea Level.
,09 •» scientific sense t
'•«Bs the«retK-sl mean
mm which elevs -.-ns or depmeaiaos
o the enriK are ct.lculaled The coast
ml ge-sletlc min. y. which is govern
meut authority on -uch snb u-,. .
Mean «ea level may be defi-i.'tl a« tha
mrface which iroqld he a--vned by
he water of the .w ins at rv<t If there
>ere no actl.m by .he wind or by the
Ides doe to the at. -ictloo of the moon
!,u<l * un - The tea ievel surface Is at
Point» at right angles
»winging plunum
to a fret»
Dr. L. W. Hawkins,
Osteopathic Physician
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!.. 12 *t. J i L I, « Il «p
orrict hours:
k' l,!
W.xxl* Building
FILER. IDA
Pkine 98
• F. 0. AIiDERSON
• ßlacksmithing,
• Horseshoeing,
«
Plow Work *
FILEE, IDAHO
t
V
L. M. SMITH
PR( t DITE
POTATOES IN CAR LOTS
l; idence Phone 962
Phone 98
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EARL MURRAY
HEAL ESTATE
FIRST national BANK ULUU
TELEPHONE 1102
Dr. H. H. ERSKINE
V LTEBI.N AK1A>
Residence
321 W
Idaho
Office Phone
438 J
Twin Falls
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Do You Know I Am Here?
C. E. CLARK
Peavcy
Ccnsral I*, re!.: disc
Open E >eningc.
t
HIGGINEOTS ' M & ELLIS
Building Contractors
FILER,
IDAHO
Opposite Nibley-Channel
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L. R. MUSSER
Real Estate
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE CO.
FILER, IDAHO
PHONE 2102
t
CHARLES McCLEARY
TRANSFER
PHONE 103
4—
D. I* PRODUCE
J. E. PEWV, Prop.
We Pay Cash t r Cream, Eggs,
Poultry. Hides, Etc.
ASHER D. WILSON
LAWYER
Practice in All Courts.
First Natn mal Pack Building.
Office Phone 96.
TWIN FALLS. IDAHO.
1
Residence 559w
T
J- L. BURKETT
HARMSS \M> SHOE SHOP
VI lit Act i SSORIES
Now U the Um
Harness
fi) have your
Oiled.
C. H, BEWENDERFER
GARAGE
BATTER| E3 charged
WELDING
GENERAL REPAIR
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ARTHUR L. SWIM
FARM LOANS
TW IN FALLS
In the r'arning.
eoa ,ha Pr \ h0Ur iB " ,0 ">on*lns sweet
whu,e - -Louisa Olcott
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