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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
10
Local items report births and visitors, theater ads for Pollyanna at Gem theatre next Tuesday and Wednesday, and residents visiting relatives in Boise, Moscow, and Oregon. Notes mention H J Weaver purchase, cherry harvest, and various community notices including hospital stays and travel plans.
William Jennings Bryan will visit Twin Pallo on Thursday July 14 as a special attraction presented by Ellison White Chautauqua company. He will not speak at the regular chautauqua event but will occupy the speaker's stand in the city park, likely discussing recent political laws.
County auditor C C Sigzins reports updated delegate apportionment for the county convention. Republicans gain nine seats and Democrats eight, with overall county totals showing 233 for Republicans and 224 for Democrats, amid public notice of representation changes.
A serious outbreak occurred last Sunday when high water in the Malad River washed out the foundation from 200 feet of fume conducting water to the replast, according to word received by officials of the Idaho for company. The institution will be shut down for two, the Malad institution.
Dr T L Cart recently installed a modern X ray machine in his office at the First National. The device is stated to be of excellent manufacture and suited for all medical uses ordinarily required. This is the first X ray machine to be installed in Filer and the community views this as a significant advance.
Ralph Musser and wife Miss Musser with their baby visit Rev and Mrs Grayetti. Musser, assistant state extension director, assists county sericulture efforts and previously lived in Twin Falls, later serving as agriculture instructor at Twin Falls High School.
The death of M Caddy C M Cady occurred at his home after illness. F E Drake was appointed guardian for Mr Cady by Judge W A Rabevek. Burial will be in Iowa after arrangements, with the body shipped from Parlor awaiting word from Pitzger ald.
Rev EW Wilder left Monday for Tacoma Washington on business trip. It is announced his pulpit will be filled this coming Sabbath by Rev J T Walker of Mnhl.
The Amalgamated Sugar Company at Ogden Utah announced trade allotment details for Utah and SIALTS. The Filer baseball team again lost at Kimberly on the fair ground diamond Sunday afternoon. Team members say the squad was formed to spur athletics rivalry and amusement, not out of chagrin at defeat.
A crowded fair scene on Tuesday drew families and locals to enjoy a brisk program headlined by the brothers and performers, with crowds filling the midway as the show rolled into the evening.
Two bands of gypsies have toured this season in motor vehicles. Prosperity has brought roving people into towns where they ply the real trade and attract attention with their itinerant presence.
A historical column discusses proposed bond returns to lower public debt. It mentions individuals labeled A M and F 3 T, their motives, and a pledge to encourage others to emulate. The piece notes wartime service limits and reactions from merchants and industrial magnates amid debates on excess profits.
Rev Seth Hees of Pasadena California led a revival at Brethren Church in Christ on a Sunday evening with strong turnout. The event raised more than $540 in free will offerings to defray expenses as attendees filled the pews and engaged in the service.
Undated fragment notes Salvation Army activity under the direction of Kasign Jon with a party event mentioned and unspecified details.
Well known editor of Collier's Magazine Mark Sullivan is scheduled to speak at the Lavering theater in Twin Falls this evening. Anticipation runs high as many local residents plan to attend, continuing the lecture series at the downtown venue.
Mr and Mrs H J Weaver and son Walter travel with Mr and Mrs G H to attend the Sarinees' vende and rose carnival. They will proceed to Speinie after attending the event, heading toward the July port activities. Local stake for horse and cattle staked elsewhere.
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