Water Carnival Saturday Night Attracts Crowd In Filer
Water events headline a Saturday 7:30pm program at Yakima avenue and Main street featuring a water fight and water polo between Filer volunteers and local baseball team. Firemen fund drive optional. Filer beat Buhl in a water polo, team roster includes Mallory Holloway Taylor Burkett Brown. Baseball game also on the card, Hull defeats Buhl 3 to 3. rematch planned with Ripley’s Invincibles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer
Yakima Avenue
Main Street
Bubl
Jerome
Buhl
Hubb
Mallory
Halloway
Taylor
Burkett
Brown
Seholten
Johnson
Davis
Small
Royster
Washington District News Highlights Local Socials
Mr and Mrs A A Davis returned from Idaho Falls. Families and neighbors attended gatherings at various homes including Kalbfleisch, Laughlin, and Rainey. Pinocchio night featured games won by J W Tanner and Mrs Sharp, with refreshments served to a long list of guests. Miss William Cutler plans to teach in Casper Wyoming next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyllian Cutler
Mex
Casper
Wyoming
Judge Welty Renews Acquaintances in Filer
Judge P. Welty of Castleford a west end rancher and pioneer citizen, formerly Nebraska district judge, now focuses on hog and fruit farming. He engages in politics and county affairs, favors retrenchment in public expenditures, and plans to exhibit his hogs at the fair next month while supporting the Institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Welty
Castleford
West End
Welty
Nebraska
Judge Welty
Pair Premium Lists Now Being Distributed
The seventh annual premium Wet of the Twin Falls County Pair was off the press and ready for distribution last week. The booklet comprises 40 pages and in the product of the Buh Herald shop. The usual number and variety of premiums and attractions are provided for this year's exposition, there being 14 distinct departments. Mrs. Raymond Carter entertained the Just-a-mere club at her home on North street Thursday evening of last week. The evening was spent in cards, Mrs Seholton winning high score and Miss Gall Munser consolation. Late in the evening a dainty two course luncheon was served to the following guests: Mrs A. O. Madl and E. B. Allen, M. J. Macaw, H. H. Sehndmen, Dr. Mabel Hatn, Arthur Seholton, Werner Kirkpatrick, George Anthony, and the Misses Gall Masser, Helen and Anna Klaas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Hahn
A. G. Madland
J. W. Tanner
Sharp
Tanner Scholtom
Anderson
Carter
Dwight Overton
Kirkpatrick
Shear
Walter
Wood
Alien
Madiwad
Anthony
Helen
Anne Klaas
Twin Falls County
Raymond Carter
North Street
Seholton
Miss Gall Munser
A. O. Madl
E. B. Allen
M. J. MaCaw
H. H. Sehndmen
Mabel Hatn
Arthur Seholton
Werner
Twin Falls Canal Co Weekly Bulletin highlights water data
The Twin Falls Canal Co weekly bulletin details diversions at Milner and related capacity. It lists diversions at 3590 cfs and capacity at 8600 cfs, water waste over Milner dam at 36 cfs, and Jackson Lake storage with 847000 acre feet. Current storage in Jackson Lake stands at 439180 acre feet with 407820 acre feet drawn to date. Twin Falls Canal Company storage drawn totals 46981 acre feet, and Jackson Lake storage for the company is 45019 acre feet. A birthday party honors Wilkins Lahue on her tenth birthday with a group of friends and a photo. Litt Lots, granddaughter of CN Owings, celebrates her third birthday with family and cake. Mrs. Lester Musser visits Boleast to see CW previews before departure for Omaha with sheep. Mr. and Mrs. LFP Hilly of Nampa visit the Detweller family and Mrs. W A Colmer of Hansen.
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Twin Palis Canal
Twin Falls
Milner
Milner Dam
Jackson Lake
Twin Palk Canal Company
Twin Falls Canal Company
Filer Ranchman Edgar L Tyler Dies in Rupert Hotel
Edgar L Tyler manager of Dry Springs fruit farm near Filer died in Rupert lodging house. His body found in bed late Tuesday after five hours. Funeral Friday at L D S Church Twin Falls, burial in Filer Cemetery. Widow Miss Albertina Clark. survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. J A Tyler, five brothers and three sisters. Tyler, 36, was secretary of Twin Falls Horticultural Association and manager of Crystal Springs property. The family moved from Northeastern Idaho about three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. S& Church
Twin Falls
Edgar L. Tyler
4 Springs
Here
Albertina Clark
Filand
Mir
Mire
J.A. Tyler
J. BH. Tyler
Parker
D. H. Tyler
J. R. Tyler
F. A. Tyler
B. QO. Tyler
Mra
D. H. Beddes
BE. E. Mason
Emmett
J. J. Dolan
Tyler
Rupert
Band from Clover serenades Pier crowds on Saturday
A crowd gathered at the Yakima avenue and Mainstreet bandstand as Ernest Meyer directed Clover band members in a free concert. The 24 piece group thanked Pier and Filer citizens for the warm welcome and announced they cannot play weekly due to other commitments but would visit again.
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Pier
Clover Band
Tmnd
Chet
Mexer
Bia Organeation
Filer
Lettuce Crop To Be Marketed In Early October In Twin Falls
Idaho Producers' Union promotes Snowline lettuce as a leading crop with crate material prepared in four county towns. Distribution and packing facilities planned in Twin Falls and nearby areas, with 49 California Vegetable Union centers to handle packing and shipping for direct farm sales.
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Idaho Producers’ Union
Habo California Vegetable Union
Distributorn
Otte
Twin Palk County
Union
Pier
Ott Mave Viant
Pitalfa
Idaho
Crate Makere
Kismbery
California Vegetatio Union
Local Notes From Cokeville Wy and Area
Geraldine Truitt visits relatives in Cokeville as the community notes keep up with moves and weeklong visits. The Vernie Musyon family relocates to the McCleary residence on Sixth Street and Mina Mae Wolfe visits Mrs. Raymond Carter. Deputy sheriffs Owlnes, Grmaby, and Van Ausdoin attend routine duties. Crolé spends the week at her parents’ ranch near Curry. Idaho teacher Mina Mae Wolfe submits to throat surgery. the Bible class meets Tuesday evening at the Thompson home to continue the Fourth Chapter study. Dean travels to Boise for medical exams at the hospital and returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Truitt
Cokeville
Wyo
Vernie Musyon
McCleary
Sixth Street
Mina Mae Wolfe
Raymond Carter
CC. Nipper
Buhl
A. Whipper
Owlnes
V. It Grmaby
A.C. van Ausdoin
Ty Piler
A. T. Crolé
Mire CC. Wood
Curry
Min Mae Wilfe
Tdaho
C. B. Thompson
Sea G
Dean
Andere
Official Canvas of Primary Election Returns Completed Verifies Announced Results
A business deal concludes with N. A. Jackson and Mead W. Tanner purchasing the confectionery store of Mrs Tanner, closed for months under Otto Steinman. Jackson says operations will start after about two weeks with a candy maker and lunch service planned along with usual confectionery sales.
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N. A. Jackson
Mead W. Tanner
Mra Tanner
Fothw
Otto Steinman
Mr. Jackson
Methodist Announcements and Events Review
Methodist notices list Bible study at 1 40 with L 8 Otto, morning worship at 11 with sermon titled The Worth of the Poor Look, tragedy of shortsightedness. Evening worship at 7 and devotional Epworth League at 7 00 PM. Quarterly Conference after services, Caldwell meeting Sept 6 under Bishop Meade. Mabel Monell of Montrose invites Spokane visit. instructor in the public school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto
Bublect
Epworth League
Borman
J. Edgar Baker
Fourth Quarters Conference
Caldwell
Bishop Meade
Denver
Idaho Potatoes Prize Offer At County Fair
Boyle Company of Twin Falls adds 62.50 to premium fund for best half bushel exhibits of Idaho Horale Irish Cobblers and Netted Gemes. Cash prizes 10 to 5 to 2 dollars for first to third place. Carl De Lang manager announced the offer today. Also note Raymond Graves returns from Camp Lewis after a reserve officers training move and Mrs E H Snyder to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyle Communiow Company
Twin Falls
J. M. Markel
Carl de Lang
Idaho
Raymond Graves
Camp Lewis
Orveve Agricultural College
Corvallis
Military Training Corps
Laws
Kayme
Ito
Sierra Mountain
No change in county primary results after board recheck
The board of county commissioners, after examining returns on Saturday and Monday, upheld the earlier results with J W Taylor winning the one vote lead over A J Myers for county attorney. Guy Le Kinney led the Democratic ticket for county attorney by 16 votes over O W Witham, while Dr P F Dwight’s name, written in by 61 voters, was declared the nominee for coroner.
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Board of County Commissioners
J. W. Taylor
Buhl
A. J. Myers
Twin Pathe
Tayor
Guy le Kinney
Nebraska Priends Call on the Elmer Aman Family
Kirkpatrick of Paul visited Saturday with his old friend Himer Aman. Both men formerly lived in Cambridge and are Progressive ticket candidates in state elections. Kirkpatrick is nominated for state senator. Aman runs for state representative. Mrs. Kirkpatrick accompanied her husband.
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BW. Kirkpatrick
Paul
Himer Aman
Cambridge
Nebr
Mr. Aman
Mr. Kirkpatrick
Paul Man
Duroc Jersey Hog Sale Set For Kamoo Farm Next Week
At the W. H. Kamoo farm near Buhl a Duroc Jersey hog sale is scheduled for Thursday of next week. Col. RO Walter In churn will conduct the auction with further details appearing in another part of this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Kamoo
Buhl
Jersey
Walter Inchurn
MAROA Notes and Local Socials Report
D L Beamer and family spent Friday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs H Brown. J W Landreth was confined to bed last week. Mrs KT Hr McAtee entertained for daughter Myrtle Wednesday afternoon with many girls and refreshments. Harvest work includes threshing clover and barley and stacking second hay crop. Mrs Paul Luding and family visiting this week. Mr and Mrs Z M McAtee and daughter went to the Pues in Bioshone Basin Friday for a camping trip, returned Sunday evening. Jim Fegan and sister visiting their brother Marcus. Ross Moseley and family went to Artesian Sunday. Abel family spent Sunday at L B Browns. Fish trip by Kay Landreth, Vernon Grha, Ralph Brown yielded 22 fish. Horse ridden by Guy Harting to Twin Falls Saturday evening was found missing saddle. Born Sunday July 30 to Mr and Mrs Robert Blastock a daughter Beulah Rosser, formerly rural high school instructor, visiting Twin Falls and Filer from Salt Lake City.
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D. L. Beamer
L. WH. Brown
J. W. Landreth
Hr. McAtee
Myrtle
Paul Luding
M. McAtew
Pues
Bioshone Basin
Jim Fegan
Marcus
Ross Moseley
Artesian
Abel
L. B. Brown's
Kay Landreth
Vernon Grha
Ralph Brown
Guy Harting
Twin Palle
Bridie
Indy
Robert Blastock
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Idaho Falls
Thompson
T. H. Ellis
Frank Taylor
8. C. Laughlin
J. B. Rathfleish
Kalbfieish
Charles Stroud
Leaverton Hme
N. Boman
P. B. Stratts
Alma Rainey
Jesse Haintine
Clifford Stroud
BR. Smith
H. Kalbfleisch
Nat Bonton
Mary
Alam Raineyson
P. EB. Statts
J. T. Statts
Hagerman Valley
James Hopson
John Mus Wer
Twin Falls Canal Co
Wilkins Lahue
CN. Owings
Henry Hardonan
FP Darnell
Lester Musser
Mr Musser
Case
Omaha
Clover
Comeoert
Gertrude Walter
Berkeley
Califf
University of California
Magine
K. W. Bortap
Brother Charles
Hubs
Jarbidge
Bart Wee
Pleacure
George Mieiffer
Joseph
Ani Mee
Klaas
Caldwell Gow
George Erhardt
Mendamer
Moseley
L. Carsony
Young
Mary Glen
Jackson
Methodist
Deal, Paator
Mike Mabel Monell
Montrose
Cole
Walter Musgrave
Spokane
Washington
Charlee Owen
Slater
Mrs. Musgrave
E. H. Snyder
California
Arthur B. Agdrrean
Otto Sealey
Bex
Englund
Madland
W. A
Mire Englund
Elmwood
Dwight
Elmer Aman
Beulah Rosser
Salt Lake City
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