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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1919
Page
3
Burglars blew the safe at the Filer Post Office on Wednesday night using a jack hammer and shovel discovered in the office. They smashed the rear entrance glass, ransacked post office boxes, and stole stamps money and small change. A missing registered letter troubles the postmaster, while no strong clues remain beyond a muffled hammer and damaged inner door.
Filer won another tall game as Ball list Sunday visit. Final score 8 to 5 with Lind LaChance and Over Peet Ko for Bohl. No scorekeeper for Filer, local sporting column out of town with no game account. Captains listed Miller and Heaths point to a first year player joining the team. Next Sunday Chie faces Filer at Pay Bohl, Barley and Rupert at Twin Falls.
E L VanRiper a leading Bub district farmer died at county hospital after an altercation over water with ditch rider Grosvenor. Authorities allege a weed hawk strike caused a fracture and cerebral hemorrhage. An arrest or charges on Grosvenor may follow.
A victory celebration will be held at the Methodist church on Friday evening to mark the clearing of the church bell and the installation of the new bell. All invited. Kid Blakeley and Mrs Red were visitors at Revers on this week.
Klaas was ordered remanded to the State asylum on Monday for immediate transfer. He is deemed not responsible due to an ongoing mental illness and has a history of prior treatment and release followed by relapse. The case was heard before Judge Duenn with local officials noting past commitments and relatives in fear.
A garbled notice requests assistance with remodeling an old building and providing rooms. The editor seeks ideas or inquiries from readers to supply or arrange plans, materials, or space. The piece mentions a property owner and a desire to rent rooms, inviting input from the community.
Mrs. Tanner arranged a new pipe organ from Salt Lake City for the Gew Theatre. The instrument will be in place within days to accompany the film The Heat of Humanity, opening Tuesday night. A crowded house is expected for the premiere.
Notice to contractors regarding a pavilion and a 100 foot area to be built before Avenue 1h Seed Mo Mark et. Chas Frees, overseas service, received field wages, and others are listed. Mentions Tei Malte ty White, along with a promentet for alor Lei, Hotton oil, and Myre Bote. Several names like Path ie and Mra Get Path appear among notes of local feasts and gatherings. Town updates mention Ladies Aut tit ueek, Mee 10, and a doctor visit. Loren Biakeslee’s county hospital stay is noted as well, with recovery near complete.
Engineers from Miniduka project and the Twin Path company arranging to borrow 6720 acre feet of water to ease the shortage on the Vey Path tract. Delivery by August 23 with return to Miniduka. expected to raise local supply to about 60 to 68 percent and reduce headwater readjustments.
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