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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1919
Page
3
Mrs R W Spingle of Lake City in Filer last Friday gathered data with her husband for a special issue of the New West Magazine. The August Salt Lake City event promoted the Mondet bill and irrigation interests. The issue will focus on Bruneau irrigation and be sent to Congress.
A man reports his prized ring vanished during a pool visit in Artesian City last Sunday. He removed the ring to finger while drying off, then found the ring missing upon return to the locker, with suspicion of theft after the visible ring mark.
An inspection of Che Sharttuary herds conducted in this locality followed a visit by a State University team at the start of the week. The purpose was to assess conditions and dairy practices during the official visit.
Oklahoma residents from a single locality gathered for a Clear Lakes picnic on Sunday. About fifty attended for visiting and sightseeing with tithing. John Penny led entertainment including a staged scene while trout fishing featured by Jim Peony. Attendees included Edwards and family, Carl Felty and tow, Penny and family, Doyle and family, Mein and family, Benn and Walker families, and others from Neeru, Bet ton Pek and Bul vol, Madr Ont areas.
A fragmentary text recalls a child’s whispered prayer asking blessing for family members including Papa Sister Lucey and Aunt Mary, then mentions Mr and Mrs CO Cartner of Fulgur Nebr hosting relatives, with Mr and Mrs T L Cartney visiting last week.
A. L. Reilly reports plans for an August 2 auto trip for county boys and girls clubs, with hundreds expected. The route includes Twin Falls, Bryant farm north of town for a sheep contest, Hollahan farm for a bean prize, Maroa for sewing demonstration, Filer for a club dinner and a canning contest, then Otte farm for livestock judging, all culminating in state fair participation. About 350 members, with 250 likely to attend, plus public guests.
The annual school election occurs the second Monday in November with a ten mill levy for school purposes. An additional two mills will fund interest and sinking, intended for two years but neglected. Mrs. J. K. Johnaty was hired as a grate teacher, completing the corps. School opens today in September.
Miss Edith Willis departed Thursday for a two week Loriness trip to Salt Lake City.
Lost to Buhl on Sunday as eight players faced a short-handed Palo Beach team. Ed Rip played in holiday attire with no ball suit, agreeing to fill positions but declining to run bases in Palo Beach trousers. The game was modest in pace and not as rough as the prior week, with a 5 to 1 score. Mr and Mrs Caoude Whinnery returned Saturday from a trip nearby.
A fragmented wartime style scene shows a banker in daily attire and a workman who flatters with a tentative wallet gesture while the banker asks about the mystery of his hat. The exchange hints at social tension and a curious street encounter, set in an old town atmosphere. Eb Haustrot of Poentolhi.wine 4 Filer vieitur Sutday.
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