Intermountain Conference to Convene in Milan Next Month
The District Church conference will be hosted in Milan from January with Dr J C Gillilan presiding. H Lester Smith will question ministers about charges between Mountain and Montpelier as leaders including Charles Tenney of Gooding and Rev O Heath, Rupert Frank Rounds, and others from Twin Falls Jerome and Helena participate. A board of home missions and extension will be represented, with further workers to Hols a similar conference for Eastern Oregon and Western Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Gillilan
H. Lester Smith
Montpelier
Charley Tenney
Gooding
O. Heath
Rupert Frank Rounds
Twin Falls
Wills
B.D. Bew
Chicago
C. B. Helman
W. C. McComb
Board of
Home Missions and Extension
Hols
Idaho
Appointment of OIE S officers by Mrs Emma Case
The article lists appointed officers for the Order of the Mart er in Fi chapter No 40. Names include Emma Case as worthy matron Laura Cedarholm Mattie Hammeryquint Helen Beem Nora Davis H Berquist Adah Ruth Florence Esther Hertha John Martha Catherine Mal Eleeta Winifred La Hue and notes installation set for Friday January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acement
Order of the Marter
Emma Case
Laura Cedarholm
Mattie Hammeryquintiat
Helen Beem
Nora Davis
Swntinel
H. Berquist
Adah
Mra Hecher
Ruth
Florence Esther
Hertha John Martha
Catherine Mal Eleeta
Winifred la Hue
Local Woolgrowers in Illinois Sell Crop After Sale
About 20 local woolgrowers, many operating on small holdings, sold roughly 3,000 sheep to L. F. Jamara of Buhl. Payments totaled about 4500 dollars, with an initial amount paid on delivery and the balance due later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honkirday
L. F Jamara
Buhl
Sew Street Lighting System Work Under Way
Village contracts proceed as Kmen employed by the shop company begin this week comments on the installation of the new street lighting system provided for under most of a contract recently awarded by the village.
Canal Company Plan To Join With Pumping System
Office of maintenance and operating force discussed a proposal for Twin Fat Company to enter the math system. The action would affect costs of operating the plant as part of maintenance. Stockholders and officers weigh the financial sharing and board recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seathees
Lig Canal Company
Highway Gap Completed to Portland Corridor
The two mile gap of state highway on the district's west end is finished. A. Robinach built the road under contract at about $20,000 with a rock base and crushed gravel. Authorities say the project creates an almost uninterrupted paved stretch from Granger to Portland Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Robinach
Authoeltion
Granger
Wyoming
Portland
Oregon
Commercial Contest To Be Held April 26 at Gooding
Gooding college hosts the inter scholastic commercial contest for the South Central Idaho District on April 26, 1925. Dr. A Biles of Gooding College chairs the organizing committee with Ernest Byrne as secretary. Delegates from Gooding and surrounding high schools will attend, with a commission drafting event rules and others arranging arrival and entertainment for delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gooding College
Idaho
4. Cogging
Idaho Technical Insritate
DP. A. Biles
Aasotlaton
Ernest Byrne
Gooding
Gording
Shoshone
Pairfieid
Giwing Perry
Iurley
Herburn
Oakley
Kimberly
Eden
Twin Palis
Pilor
Bub
Zero Weather Strikes Here After Warm Winter Days
After weeks of seemingly springlike warmth a sudden cold snap hit Tuesday night dropping temperatures to zero or below. The region endured the coldest spell of the winter with a sharp wind following a heavy snow. No major damage reported, but widespread discomfort and annoyance noted. Equally frigid conditions were forecast for the night.
Christmas Weather Outlook Amid Holiday Rush
Weather notes how December had seen cold conditions through Thursday but Santa’s approach suggests the cold may persist for a week. The report hints at ongoing wrapping and mailing activity as the population prepares Christmas gifts and decorations.
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Santa Claus
Kiwanis Club of Filer Dispenses Christmas Cheer
The Kiwanis club of Filer cancels its regular Tuesday luncheon to fund dinners for needy families. The Rural High School girls H-three-O club and local Boy Scouts collect gifts and Toys for children who might be forgotten by Santa Claus. The meeting covered livestock show plans for January 6 to 10 and welcomed Walter Musgrave as secretary. Scout executive F Douglas Hawley spoke at the Rural high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club of
Filer
W. M. Bunce
George KE. Denman
Satta Claus
Robert Hinkley
Elmer Adkins
Buhl
Earl O. Walter
George Pattin
John Biase
EJ. Jenkins
F.C Graves
B. A. Wohfham
L. &. Otto
Walter C. Musgrave
Juneau H. Shinn
el W. Boring, Jr
Weyl Zucker Man Names New Local Manager
Patton of Blackfoot is appointed as the new manager of Weyl Zucker man Produce company after the death of longtime manager George Leonard. Patton arrived last week and immediately assumed duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WK. Patton
Blackfoot
Weyl Zuckerman Produce Company
George Leonard
Mr. Patton
Parent Teachers To Have Towel Shower At Central School
The Parent-Teachers association will meet at Central school building Friday afternoon at 3. A dish towel shower is planned. Ladies attending are asked to bring a towel for the event in the cafeteria department of the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Wit
Central School
Velvek
Tve Ihhe
Lodge appoints new officers after 13 years of service
Flier Lodge No 55 A F and A M elects Dr A A Newberry as worshipful master succeeding Karl Lahn. Dr H B McMillan becomes secretary replacing D E H Chipman after a decade in that role. Other officers named include R K Dillingham as senior warden and Earl Munroe junior warden, with five appointive posts filled by Hammeerquist Englebright Sedarholm Denman Davie and Grover C. Davie named chaplain and marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flier Lodge No
Masonic Hall
A. A. Newberry
Karl 8. Lahn
H. B. McMillan
Order
D. E H. Chipman
Tbaly
R. K. Dillingham
Earl Munroo
Guy HM
Shearer
Himenlf
Harry EB
Hammeerquist
Th. N. Englebright
Marold Sedarholm
George BE
Denman
Grover C, Davie
Marshall
Colonel Earl Munyon Sets Up in Twin Falls
Colonel Earl Munyon located in Twin Falls after purchasing interests of William Matthews at the Twin Falls public sale grounds. He will run a headquarters there while maintaining a branch office and has connections in Tub. Mr and Mrs Manyon and family moved their household to 440 Fourth Avenue and occupy the Manyon rooms temporarily as Munyon launches his venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Munyon
William Matthews
Twin Pally
Tub
Manyon
Fourth Avenue
D Mire HG
Barl Manyons
Three Pairs of Silver Foxes Arrive for Farm Near Cartney
Three pairs of silver foxes arrived this week for the Northwestern Silver Fox company, with Dr. TL. Vartney as manager. The animals were placed in kennels near the Cartney home on Yakima avenue. The shipment came from Mest Island, Ming. The company owns nine more pairs and the foxes will remain here indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Silver Fox Company
TL. Vartney
Cartney
Yakima Avenue
Mest Island
Ming
Iaditi
Auction Sale Dates and Local Notices
Auction notices list furniture sales at Taylor Traldene north of the Piler Hardware store on Saturday at 5 o'clock, and a ranch sale east of the fel grounds on Tuesday. Additional farm sale details and dates are sketched for late week and December, with mention of local citizens recovering ducks after a raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hiller
Taylor Traldene
Piler Hardware
Dreher
Fel
Taceiay
Tie Heme
Cross Word Puzzle Award and Prayer Question
The Record advertised a prize for the first correct Crossword Part No 1 solution with Part No 2 and instructions on waiving errors. Many attempted. the nearest correct solution was submitted by Mrs Leonard E Brown of Marca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alhough
Sone
Death of Oliver M Elliott Lewiston Normal School Leader
Oliver Morton Elliott, president of the Lewiston State Normal, died at Lachetes Monday morning after an appendicitis surgery a week earlier. He was 67, born February 11, 1867, in Whitewater Iowa. Former superintendent of public schools in Tein Falls and previously led Sheldon and Corning, Iowa schools before moving to Lewiston in 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Morton Eliot
Lewiston State Normal
Lachetes
Ethel K. Nedfield
State Board of Education
Elliott
White Water
Lod
Elliste
Tein Falls
Sheldon
Corning
Lows
Wildcats Open Season with Lopsided Victory in Local Gym
The Wildcat boys defeated Hollister Rural 40 to 12 in the season opener at the local gym. Starters included Hall, Huatin, Varnall, Moore and Grimis, with rapid substitutions through the game. Shinn and Diek led locals, while girls’ team dominated Hollister 28 to 6 with Bickley, Kaypatra, Doud, McCleary, Buchanan and Grigge starring. Idaho Falls visits Friday with strong, tough-to-beat line-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Denman
Hall
Huiatin Varnall
Moore
Grimis
Abhiga
Adking
Patten
Diehl
Atkinson
Third Five
Wildcats
Colle
Starr
Yeddell
Shinn
Diek
Capt
Matoline
Darnall
Harmon
Bickley
Kaypatra
Doud
McCleary
Buchanan
Grigge
Idaho Falls
H. P. Ross Becomes Partner of Pugh In Flour Mills
Harry Ross formerly manager at Farmers Grain & Milling joins LC Pugh of Filer Roller Mills as partner and begins duties at the new venture. J. M McKie succeeds him at Farmers Grain Milling, with McKie recently arriving from Blackfet. The Filer Roller Mills handles flour production and custom grinding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Ross
Pugh In Flour Mills
Harry Ross
Farmers Grath & Milling Company
LC Pugh
Filer Roller Mills
Farmers Grain # Milling company
J. Mmckie
Black
Fet
Filer
Mike
Hand Injured in Corn Huller Accident
William J. Holmes, a Cedar Draw district farmer, lies at county general hospital with a severely injured left hand and forearm after his hand was drawn into a corn huller during operation without his knowledge. Several bones were broken and the forearm torn and bruised. The incident occurred last Friday when power was applied to the machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam J. Holmes
Cedar Draw
Mineral Deposit Claim Filed Near Cedar Creek
A company including Drake of this place filed a mineral claim about 20 miles southwest of Roger son on Cedar Creek. John Loveless of Twin Falls discovered deposits resembling pumice with notable silver content reports of $2 500 per ton. Grover C Tinem of this place hauled a load to box and ship to factories including Ford for testing. Other interested parties are J B DeWitt and F L Stephens of Twin Falls and further assays and polish potential for furniture and silverware are noted, with large quantities claimed on the southwest county site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PB. Drake
Rogerson
Cedar Creek
John Loveless
Twin Valle
J. B. DeWitt
F. L. Stephene
Twin Falls
Grover C Tinem
Drake
Ford Motor Company
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Pasant
OIE. S
Ine Project
Ould
Jig Canal Company
Jres
Overtrend
Twin Palls Segregathon Organization
Ing
Ri. Byrne
Waite
Priday
Piler
Kiwanis
Mra. Kent
George Erhardt
County General Hospital
F. Douglas Hawley
Twin Palle
Lodge
K. Chipman
E. McMillan
Newberry
Cross Word
Mrs. Leonard
Brown, Marca
Death
Oliver M. Elliott
Normal School
Wil
Idaho Walls
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