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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1922
Page
2
Trappers near the Clarke place report five otters captured on the Snake River with each fur valued around 35 dollars. They have sold 1600 dollars worth of fur this winter. Farmers Mutual Telephone cuts maintenance charges by 26 cents per month if paid before the 10th following receipt of statement.
Mrs. Jobo Lienen returns home from Kansas while Zelma Ball recovers from a near eye injury. Families relocate to Beamer and Dabl as Washington school boasts strong exam prep. Laura Clark earns honors at Filer. Ethel Watt mourns her father’s death. School clubs plan April exams and athletic events proceed post finals.
Miss Hart and other students attended the contest at Piler on March 24. Walter Bertsch won geography and will represent the county in April. Henry Toth and Wil0 Diebt placed in spelling and grammar/story telling. Citizens debate keeping school wag es to save taxes while road improvements resume with road drags back in service. A horse injury and doctor visit are noted, along with improving Sunday school attendance and chair shortages.
Rasdol in Mahi and Willem A Handolph, now of Howding, wed at the home of Mr and Mrs J. Adame in Nome with Justice of the Peace Cart Ho Norris officiating. A church gathering followed to honor Mr Momdertch who received temporary leave, as Rev DL Graybith Tite noted services would resume at the church. Public sale announced for tomorrow at the former H Telford location.
Mrs. Telford plans to sell the stock and machinery of the northwest ranch after Mr. Telford’s death. The property will be farmed this year by RT Graves.
April 15 is date for the annual meetings and elections in the state common school districts. Notice lists Elmwood Poplar Hill Cedar Draw and Washington districts as holding elections in neighboring areas.
Bible school at 10 a.m. Sunday. Preaching service and children's meeting at 7 p.m. Gospel services at 5 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday. All invited. Pastor Honderich. Piler Business Woman’s public dance Easter Monday April 17 at Reybroco Hall. Jim Story’s music. Mrs. Arthur Scholten hosted dinner honoring Mrs. F. O. Walter and Mr. Scholten. Guests included Miss Grace McGinnis, George Patton, and Jack Johnson.
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