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The Filer Record
VOL. I, NO. 4::
FILER. TWIN FALLS COUNTY. 11»AII<>, THURSDAY, JANUARY s. l'.OO
suascRimoN $_>.
FILER RURAL HIGH SCHOOL IS NOW AN
ACCREDITED INSTITUTION; 4Tfl IN COUNTY
1
The Filer Rural High -.boo! 1 now
f accredited institution ami all of
1 graduate* hereafter will l>c ail
mitteil to any college or unlvi i .it> in
the country without an entrance es
amination.
This was the re asi.-uring inform:«
tlon contained in a wire that came to.
local school officials this week and
will be good news to local people who
have long desired to see tin- local
high school placed on the a. credited
list
Fourth In Fount)
The word was conveyed
kl. E. Hays by Ur. E. A. Bryan, coin-1
issiouei of education for Idaho, and
• doctor added his congratulations
to the local institution, saying that
Flier was the fourth school in the
county to attain the coveted honor
Twin Falls. Buhl, and Kimberly, have!
been on the accredited list for some
Unie and now Filer is placed on an
equal will, the balance of the high
Sunt
schools in the county.
The action of Ihe st-ite comini -ion
ur follows closely upon Ihe visit her
on December 5 of Prof. I : 11 k E
Howard of Ihe Albion Sial Normal
School who suent l wo days inspect
lug? the Rural High School with u
view of recommending that it
plaped in the accredited list -
; Filer Schools Advanced
He told a representative of ihe Ttec
ord that he found the Filer lioois
most satisfactory and fnr hove th
average of those in oth"i towns of
this size, and he practically gave a
stprance then that Filer w
h/te un accredited school,
d-.v.fvssor Howard was greatly Ini
above ti
pressed wxtij
He made a cumpici
-Hi o
town.
of the high school, visit ,1 ev i • ch
aud familiarized himself with Hi-' p i
sojinel of the school, incimhng
denis, directors and teachers.
survey of the Rural higii
by the Record and published in lis
isfcue of October 3o. was used by Pro
fessor Howard In making hfs repovt
slu
Tin
•bool made
ta the state commissioner.
Progressive Officials
- That Filer has a high sell >ni offer
int courses equal to unv In lids sec
tlon of the state is amply evidenced
ttv this recent certification. The law rd
Of directors consist ing of A. A Davis.
§• C Graves O H Shearer. W. A
and W. A. Grieve, have been
striving ever since they assumed of
ed class by providing every requisite
class by providing every requisite
It is to
needed in a modern school,
them and to Supt. Fi. F.
has worked zealously in the Interests
of the local school, that ihe
credit belongs for i.inking the Filerl
Rural high school the splendid in
stituticn of learning that il is.
Hays, who
bief
POCATELLO SEED
SHOW IS JANUARY 12
Agricultural Convention Predicted to
be a Big One l.itlrles .J-tsl
Boon Be in.
Everything Is in readiness for the
agricultural convention to be held in
^'tn 0 V' Shrahan 'field ü'rônôn.Dt
ing ' ' . . lie i-'ion
of the untversi y • x » 1 ^
who hu-> ieen »e, i
confereme . , , t | ( ,
« T ah«ahl^ gr "the livestiM'k III«» have
Mr. sneenan, _ . hj sa , (
their entries n..u > ' . ' _ , r
'tt.r.' 1 'recé'ivedM'ch dav l nu ml in
^terest is being shown in all ■ «-tm.i.
lere ' . , n u .
the state and the Pocatello < om
"
mercial club is making arrangeinenta
" care for the many visitors that an!
to be there during the week
•For the seed show, some of the
best ludges in the country' have been
secured L F Gräber, of Wisconsin.
recognized as a leading authority on
alfalfa and clover, is to judge those
exhibits. He also will make an ad
G It Hyslop of Oregon is to
dress.
Judge the grain and speak on federal
grain standards There is no better
fn the west that wc could secure tor
this work L. C. Ai cher, superinton
dent of the experiment station at
Aberdeen, will Judge the potnto ex
hibits. Farmers of Idaho already arc
aware of Mr. A.cbcr s ability. 1
Seed entries shouîd be started
early enough so thru they may reach
"V 0t laler "" MOnda> -
The catalogue of animais that arc
to be put up for sale contains some
of the best stock in the suite, i tie
are to have more than TO
animals on sale. The Shorthorns and
Hereford breeders also are to have
some splendid Mock."
Dont forget the date of ihe Fire
benefit to be held at the Gem
™ Den . anuarv -s ac,'
Back to cid'* 'counlrr' 'i, the
name oT'thc picture » be shown.
swine men
::
M» OL t'f TAAÇTMKTF'I?
U/Ullllzlj 1 UflJI 1 JrtJ 1 Ll\
! » 1 « ll/PIfftE 1 ! I MrrTINP
A I nLlll/LLL ilLLllI'IU
,
.1 M Market, secretary of the Twin
Fall- county fair, and piesidenl of
it he Filer Commercial Club will pre!
laide as toastmaster at a big banquet
:,»J convention of stock raisers, farm
bureau members and commercial
-mb members of Wemlell and tiood-1
Col E. O. Waller will also be in at
tendance ut the meeting as a repre
tentative of the Twin Falls North and
South Side Breeders" association, it
is understood tliut quite a delegation
from Hooding will be there headed by
ip,, r, v . A. C. Evans, formerly pastor
,f the Presbyterian church of Moron
Among those who will be present
. , offer suggestions to the breeders
will be F. It. Cammack. field ilniry
and William Kerr, swim* expert
mg county, to lie held at the Wen-j
,!c-ll Ini. this eveuing
man.
,f the extension division. I'niv.-i ity
,,f |,| a ho. besides a number of Held!
,me extension work
This gathering is for the purpose of
lining some concerted move for tlie
improved breeding of livestock io ibis
of lituho. and no one who
section
received an Invitation should miss
In addition lo this, it
iiaa
being present,
. a jj| , l;a ,-|ç ihe formal opening of the
AYndell Inn. width has been lifted up
.iy proprietor, E. T William' as
the finest hotels in Idaho
Walter to Sell Shorthorns
at Pocatello
n m tie- uu<
foot
tered
About fib head of purebred, régis
shorthorn stock will be sold|
•tlon block at the Black-1
fnirgrounds. Saturday. January
!7. according to a statement mads
this week by Assistant Farm Agent
\V. Stephens, who is being assisted
in handling the sale by H Taylor
and R. A Parsons of Black foot This
auction of purebred stock is being
conducted ns the first annual sale of
tie Sunt Inn slern Idaho Shorthorn
Breeders' association and will bring
to Hlackfoot some or the best
owned by the leading breeders of this
ection of the state.
All of this stock has been tested
I for tuberculosis and is guaranteed
v " '
| of Ihe sale will he handled by two
The
j free from disease.
of Ihe leading auctioneers of this
ioction. Col. K. O. Walter of Filer
ind Colonel Joseph Dickens of Cald
vell.
:
Cattle Sale at Twin Falls
■
The Twin Foils North Side Breed
■rs have announced a sale of pure
bred stor k to lie held in Twin Falls -
The
19, 20. 21. 22 and 2
stock is consigned by the Twin ''alls
" f ,hp !laeat 9,l,rk ,n ,his ' K ' n of " ,e
'' ou *' , ry.
Th"re will be lfin heail of -' .»*< h
and Scotch top Shorthorns offered for
the Ilrst three days of the sale ehlch
t" lude 145 cows, heifers and 20 balls
Twelve of the bulls are of Scotch
blood of outstanding breeuing. This
freutest offering of cow,
breeders bave ever coll«*«-ted together.
. . '
according to r. A. McMaster, sale i
.
manager, and many of the stock of
" ■» h a '
Funilw'rlands, Pride of tjakdulc. Avon-1
an,i
T ' :, ' f uul,h da >' ot ,he 93,0 ,he
" r «"' b
- ';'' ad ° Hereford bull,
and hpWer< ot " number are
grandsons and granddaughters of the
noted bull. Beau Blanchard
N'ortli and South Side Breeder-) of
Southern Idaho and consist of some
'° f thp sal * wiJ rpp a
number of reginered hor
"'"onr them the entire show herd of
a ' a ' p •-•«:<* '-"nty f alr '•Entrions and
»rand champions of the Walter
Erothrrs cf Fncr
T1 "' «««11*«™ will be CoKr.el E.
° Walter of Filer and Colons Anns
MiI1 * r of Caldwell. C A. McMaster Is
ma —
pnu) Br , r whose advert B ment i
... . fo _ d ' ,_ th( , hllC!
offered
j,j E dosing out sale at his ranch
Ecrth - est of lawn . Monday
) U6 a ] ar pr and splendid offering
of stock ^ and {artn ,, qoi p.
1Ed , he ^ , honllJ draT t
h ,ge «• rewd Free lunch will be serv
ed at 11 o'clock, after which Messrs
Walter A Shearer will start auction-j
-g th» -ale V O Mad.and of the
Farmers and Merchants bank will b",
the clerk. '
Mr
** Î" the Census
Enumerator
^ som * time b * !for '* the enumerator s
' n * ures ^ available
The meu tuld womeu to
* ''•""""•rajora of the tour
,een,h «•«"*<• " re 'barged
; bv law with the collection of alt facial
1 John H. Troendly of Hollister is!
census enumerator for this district
which comprises the Incorporated vil
] läge and Filer precinct
.Mr Troendly started his tusk here
Friday morning and is already well
along 111 taking the census of File.
Many predict that ti.e population here
will reach the 1200 tlguie. but it will
|
I
I °* ,he he "** ur j* 0 "* <J, ber member of
,be f,u "By 91,40 19 coniiietent to
1
necessary to dll out properly tl.e|
' printed census schedules which each
j enumerator will carry when making
! the house-to-house canvas of the ter
I rltory assigned to him. Each enumer
i ator must visit personally each house
in ills district and make hla inquiries
Betritt fur the purpose) cf obtaining
Knumeru
answer Ihe census questions.
The act of congress providing for
the census gives each enumerator the
right to enter every dwelling in his
1 * 1 « 1 Information required
tors will curry with them at all time
(heir ident lltialion cards and also
their written commissions from Ihe
government which they show when
ever requested to'do so. They are in
structed to be always courteous und
considerate but in those rare in
stances where Information necessary
to till out the questions is denied
them, they are empowered by law to
insist on coi reel answers. There are
legal penalties for refusing to answer
Ihe census questions or willfully giv
ing answers that are false.
Each enumerator is prohibited by
law from publishing or commun)
ruling any information obtained
through (he census regarding any in
dividual or hla affairs. This obllga
[lion lo secrecy likewise applies to all
persons connected with the census.
After the schedules are all filled out
they are sealed up and sent lo Wash
lugton where fF!e Information is tab
Emulated by means of machinery, name#
being discarded entirely. No person.
therefore, need fear that his personal
affairs will be disclosed or that the
information given will be used lo
harm him in mi y way
it is expected thut the work of
enumerating urban districts will be
stock[completed in two weeks and for rural
districts in one month, except where
sever« weather makes It necessary to
postpone activities
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IDAHO BEET SUGAR FACTORY MACHINERY
WAS PURCHASED IN THE EAST RECENTLY
"All the steel and tnachiuery has
been pur« based for the first and a
part of the second beet sugar factory
to be erected by the Idaho Beet sugar
company on
the Twin Falls tract,"
said K. Fk Holland of the Great West
;ern Mortgage and I-oan company.
| tl
a statement made to the Record this
for some lime and Is now in storage
in New York That this company
means business is evidenced by the
big transactions that have been made
i u the last few weeks The Stone
„ n d Webster company of New York
nave been granted Ihe contract for
tbe erwtion of the»« fa< lories and
work Is going to be pushed
"The beet seed has been purchased
"Hansen is bhtdiiig strong for the
Hiving Pleasant Weather!
The balmy Italian climate which
this *e< tion enjoyed last week was
the topic of mu< h comment on the
part of l«K'al resident*. The weather
was comparatively warm and the sun
was working overtime. Bnow which
commenced falling Monday morning,
came »9 a reminder that winter was
-
Totl _ ht «Thursday» at ths Gem
th^tra. on. of th. foremost picture.
eTer * ho,rn herp u bcln * off * red
The picture Is "Little Women", drama
tlzed from Louisa AJcott s well-knowr,,
still upon us. and that it was not yet
time to p«aat gardens or to tare
spring remedies and tonics'
AT THE OEM THEATRE
if the bili.
r!r .g dainty Marguerite Clark wUl be
whether the skies are clear or
not Then on Thursday Januar,
U Two-Gun Blii Hart will be here In
Breech of Men. while on Saturdaj
comes The Man From Punera
range", featuring handsome Wailnc
Saturday r,ifnt Come On it.
Out of Clear Sky", star
boos
Snyder Hardware Company
Make Improvements
] north of the si ne will b a.« the Une
of ma. him ry now vk«d by ills
company. Th f..n us Dee ring ami
McCormi.k line .1 fsrt. .rnhis.r,
j at« now being car., ., by M. Bnvder|
and he announce that he will also
The Snyder Hard-are company hat!
| practically doubled its space by th«
erection of a „'fixln
brick sddu.oi. on
the rear of its store
The building will now extend fr.-n
! Main street clear through to the a*
; ley sod wed a in ure take .are 1
j the business of 1 1.i |*-'Pu it h-.rdw.rr
i store.
w.i • -ht 1 >e
How. ver
iur, »
cutty u complete line of pa t* unJ ac
ressortes.
A basement extends under the en
j tlr
a
length of the Snyder bio«-«, and
Mr.
concrete door has been put in.
Snyder plans to utilize the buseme .l
and the r. ur of hi lore for display
ing samples of all the farm u. bl:u-i >
that he carries.
A big new electric sign bearing the
words. "Snyder llarilwar e" wax
placed in position over Ihe entrance
of the »tore tilts week. The sign pro
)ects ten feet over Ihe sldewulk and
can ho seen from .1 ly place on Main
.Mr Snyder will « .mtlnue to handle]
the same lines of m rcbandlse, adding
to his stock from time to time any
thing that modern
should have.
street
ha idwure mores
Hr lias increased Ills
sales force, and tin- substantial lu
vestments lie ha
made lu building
Inn makes
this hue addilion lo Ills store, bene
fits. not only his business
a distinct addilion lo the business
sect lull of Ihe town
Bave You Joined the Com
mercial Club?
A
Ü 11 another page of this issue will'
Ire found a membership blnnK for Joln
Ing Ihe Filer Commercial tflub
campaign for membership to this or
gauizution is now bellif waged, but
It will be impossible to Interview every
citlsen in the Filer country,
The memhershlp of
redly interested in th eudvaucement
of Filer ami the surrounding country
is desired If you are not already s
member of this community organisa
tlon you are
«U In the card and mall to
seer. MiV VN't EHEST'
JOIN HANDS FOB
ry man dl-,
uig'sl and asked to
The Commercial club
first fai tory
there got behind the movement aud It'
was no time until th« necessary acre
nge had been signed up.
"We have enough ucreage already
signed for the ere« t ion of one factory.
Now we want to get the necessary
arrange so that Filer will be assured
«it oar of these factories
now for 22 cents p
time lo , mu* To ply this demand,
many f»< torlc- ar m iled and pni
duetlon must la- mutated
We hop" to ha. the united sup
port of every ran- li<-r slid business
man of F'lb-r in tlii : great enterprize
«hat will ....-an .. .. urh to the town
"The sugar situation Is getting
Sugar is 'Ring in Buffalo
IHiiind and the
arcity is bound to last for some
criibal
anil «'oiintiy
Registered Swine Sale
The Idaho Swim Breeders' ai»««i«
Hon has completed arrangements fur
* cnuxigniucint
Friday. January .
The week of January
,mte for the sen«
held al
is «ale
le to be held ou
al Twin F'ails
19-22 is the
fit saies being
that place L, S Otto, who
manager of the consignment
beihC held by 'he yams organ!
next Thursday
The Record Jab d. partment ha« Just
Swl-e Breeders'as»<«iatlon. who wlli
conduct their second annual associa
tion sale at Pocat« iio next Thursday
x »cor« of chob-e animais are
ration at Pocatei,',
.-.-til also be in charge of tho Twin
un will be an
I ui
Falla -raie,
ne unccd inter
will be offered at auction at Pocatelio,
during the stork r.r. seed show to be
held there during the week of Janu
ary U-lc ,
L. S. Otto loca br eeder of Den>c-,
Jerseys is the sale- manager of the,
Bxrlne Breeders^ sale and Col. E.
Walter wti be the auettonoor.
listed In the catalogue, and all these
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INTEREST AROUSED IN COMMUNITY DE
VELOPMENT AT BIG MEETING TUESDA
la.mm.-rs will I« K one but a few days
1 and ho aspects to rduru on Monday.
( _.
J W*
« , ,'^u .V' .a
' uliforola weie passable.
Beam and his nephew, tlrover Beam
'hit (he trail" Sunday morning in the
News Brevities
1
1
0
Henry K
Lumm-rs. publisher
he It cord left th* afternoon for
tana li it Spring: where he iutend
-o hove his tonsil., removed
Mr
Isaac
former's Appersnu Six. bound for Los
Angel
Isaac He«» will spend the
remainder of the winter in southern
California while tlrover
j
J
Mr. and
will return
within the muuih
Bride and (.room Return
Mrs tlruul Puget, who were married
: at the home of .Mrs I'agai s parents
j Christmas day. relumed Friday from
; a pleasant huueymoou spent in Bali
They are at
take and other points
Home at (he Munvou r,MiiUs
tiuest Lentes
jf Sun Mateo,
been Ihe
Miss Anita Sudden
California
who buï
guest of Mias Margaret
(iourlev during the holidays, return
: ed ou Monday to Cherry Creek. Ne
whure she is un instructor in
V uda.
the public schuols.
The» la Meal lie J O Tire writ
from Seattle. Wusbli.gton thut he and
1 Mrs Tice are vlsittug it. that city
j after having spent a week at Hot
; laikcs, Oregon, uud t«|o weeks ut
He speaking of Beattie,
I says that first it ralmf. and then It
Portland
shines."
Skallug Heasen A large party 01
j young people enjoyed themselves
skating on the lowline caual take Bun
I day afternoon
lr Is estimated that
a hundred persona were al the lake
; on that day. und the Ice is reported
! as being In fine shape for skating
j
1
rl< entertained the members of the
p 1IU k le club at the home of Mr and
Mrs George Patton. Friday evening
Hari.rlse i'art»
JJ d JJ , (urpr f M Kenslng.on party!
given by Ue members of the Birthday
bom , r ,, f Mr . L y| Bin I Hi
Moonlight skating parties have been
frequent during the past two weeks,
and old and young ure taking delight
in enjoying this pieasinahle sport.
LHtertala .Mr sn/.Mrs Winn Deu
Mrs. Ü O. Patton[
afternoon A musical
u " ..* "
£r$£=iS
a holiday trip spent In Portland and
u ' b *r Oregon points
pro-j
Blakely Here J F
lttakelv. <d
l.uvu Hot Springs is here on business
Mr Blakely Is conducting ihe River
side Hotel at the famous health ri
sort and is an wnlhusiastl«' booster foi
Lava
( •entry*! Wealth IliJ 1 * Per ( spits
Washington, D ('.'—The artnai
money wealth of the country amount»
to 147 21 a person, according to th<
Federal Reserve Board, which an
noumes that money In rlriulutlon
that held by the Treasurer, and that
In ihe Federal Reserve amounts !•
tl&.409 uoii ,oimi
American Legion Nay Build
Pis... have been la.d «ml II I. ex |
pecte.1 th«t s «-ampnigu will s'»... « ou |
niello 1 lo se< ure funds for the erectlo
here of s modern .Inn a.
to a decision reachr«l at a meeting id
the Filer post of Ihe Ainerfi-an la
gion at their regular meeting held at
the t 'By ball Mou«tu> night
The building cotfltniHee made a .re
port and submitted a tentative design
and plan of the building The pro
posai «alls for the erection of a two
story building 12S z io feet, the lower
Boor to be rented and the uppsr to
contais a gymca^Sfftn, club room.
showar fc:.th lotJFrs, and reading
bave a permanent iiQtne and are)
-trtvlng to Inaugurate a constructive
Pr0fr "
at tee Monday night meeting Leon
ard Wink«« and R. V. Jones were ap
pointed to serae with Ralph Cedar
toim. Eari Munyon. and William Det
room
7,Title the bunding of the local post
are somewhat nehuius at the present
tune, the members are anxious to
Many other matters were discussed
attending the minstrel show to bo
given by the C.ark O Fox post of
Tm ? 4 * yrr *^ __
Adjuta at-fl u anc e
Reichert reported that Urn local post
has a total paid-up membership
sreiler on the social committee.
Many of the loca« members plan on
* Ul * ihe surrounding count
The uew memhei-M of the execui
hoard are W T Com.nl tie
hardt. X). I,
At a well attended und enthuain -
leetlng of the Filer Commercial ci
Tue*«!
at the Odd
Fellow's hull
evening.
w ** aroused, the board of direct
made In
much
community
inte
Include nine memb<
Iwenty-two names were added to
memhershlp roll,
public concern
was
many
matters
discussed,
were
I
campaign
Filer the publicity
was Inaugurated t
gi
to which
she
dit led. and the organi/al ion'.
! F 0 " WUH promised to ail worthy .
terprlaes affecting the
udvuncetm 1
urge 1
I learner, and Wes
Young
Thus
together with <leo.
1 Leonard. R K Dillingham. A (1 M
I land. J .Vi Markel, und Juneau Sh.
comprise Ihe board
The Commercial club
now In
membership of *6 and li 1 .
xpeci
that Ihe list will exceed u hundred
I a few days
lake place at the odd Fellow's h
Th® next
meeting
on February 3.
were to lie present at the
The speakers »
Tuesd.
night meeting will be here
P C
on
dale,
Meredith and May,
Charles MiQuown. of liiilil. schcilix
to la- here Tuesday nighl were rail
to Boise and were unable In add
ihe club.
President J M Market 1 (resided
ihr mceiit.g and outlined the bo.
es of the reran
«cope and 1 . : pt
organised club,
I* 14 *
membership was left in the hand
the exeeutive committee
The mutter cf fixing dues, meet.
expenses, providing literature,
meetings, uud increasing
J M. Penn ret retar. cf the l>.
of Independent
Ihe needs 1
,,f directors
district spek
sch'
111:
housing for the increasing ei
m th« local guide 1 !.<w>L n
od the neces.lly of fi allm
bond issue
of the board of lrn ,l , - of the \ ill
flux
anting
Loan company c ,,m d 1 !
lug« of such -)., alzuHo«, -
edh
*-< I
M.i;
A
() «Madlaml.
Ui -n:
of F")ler, outlined the plans for
, mi 11 net ion
the erection h i
E. O.
Walter propo
of a mammoth st
sale puvillon. u ii
domed by sévi il.
IBs plan »
Inclmll, g
Druke who urg d the c j.
more homes
1 licit«» 1
iiuperiatendest U
ibllc
Itoyel of the F" r
of the farm bureau club ivm
He
h<
done here, W
the Westen
A Timm c on. i
lluildlrg
' " " " " 1 " ' "
Foliant urged
hut turmei t lake
in
! H J Weaver und Eu ri Mini) un
domed the sewerage paving proj,
and It was suggested llial heurty
operatlou he given the census eue
eruinr. In an » adauvor to show Fil> > x
actual popular >n.
At Ihe conclus!- n of the meetlfo
lunch sua smoker was enjoyed In (
Odd Fellow*' dining hall The si
stumm! lui.tll was served hy Hue
W Moore of the Roof Gulden Cafe
NIB F l<> MF VI WILL MF I I
tlEMI MIOI s it Iflli
Nearly twi
lion pairs of men's oboes, of the ty
ild to
Washington. U (
Ui
In the army, will be
publlc through tlie War Departin'
retail stov * in various <iti«>s ot t
■'his ts the first time t
it has differed t<
Country.
Goveriim
shoes direct to the public.
The lot to be dis|>osetl ot liii-lude
marching shot
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heavy, metulllc fastened si
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RI KU. IIHill M IIDOI >OT»w
ni id-year
The
examinations
The work (
emester will begin M
being given this week
Ihe second
day
The flr»t met of the Junior Piny,
Liilian and Lucile Murray h
entered school. They have been
tending Barred Heart Academy
Ogden. Utah
David Parrot has entered sch '
He has been attesting school at P
g«r
Pair of Sixys ". was given before
public Tuesday afternoon
Marked the first anniversary of r
Rural High School ' Il waa a y
ago that school started after huv
been delayed on account ot the
epidemic.
Tm
In another part of tills paper w
be found the announcement of v
George Reed farm sale to be h
Tuesday. This offering comprize
fine assortment ot stock and f;>
equipment. Walter and Shearer
the auctlonetirs and Ouy H. Shearer
the clerk. Read Mr Reed's ad.