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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1922
Page
8
An advertisement notes affordable furniture including beds muttrows springs chairs and more at the Manyon House with a private sale price. The notice names a spouse and other household items as available for purchase.
Two more coke, three years old, coming three Will trade for Ford car truck preferred, ale will consider kood cows. Borlower at the Bithorn Creamery Station, her POR TALE OW TRADE -Tia prove a femaere tract, with four room house Halt west of Filer, Will consider house and let anyw are Charles Owings, Wiler, how aradour
The rural high school held a declamation contest at the Gem theatre Monday evening. Judges praised the high quality and keen competition. The contestants and sponsors are congratulated on a strong showing in the event. In the girls basketball tournament the Junior team had a close game.
The event page outlines freshmen and juniors contesting for boys and girls class titles with winners advancing to face seniors. A crowded gym hosted games and an upcoming assembly features orchestra and glee club numbers. Debates with Shoshone were postponed due to illness. Albion teams will meet Filer Friday to decide district championship.
Elmwood club met Thursday afternoon with Mesdames Krohn Raby Kennett John Jarvis George Lincoln Frank Ritchie Glen Corum L Dudley present and refreshments served. Mr and Mrs Kroto hosted Brethren and Sclase Friday evening with a business meeting a short program and a two course luncheon. Several families visited the Ritchie home and others with Mrs Claudin near Twin Palace, with Mr Claudin returning for a few days.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Walker on March 7. Mr and Mrs Mike Tannehill welcomed a daughter born March [Tad]. The regular monthly meeting of Filer Post American Legion was held that evening.
Funeral services are expected to be held today for Burl Cameron two year old son of Mr and Mrs Irvi Cameron who died here yesterday following an attack of pneumonic influenza.
A vintage advertisement extols watch inner workings. The balance wheel turns 18 times per hour and 157 million times yearly, while dust and wear harm bearings. The piece urges regular oiling and cleaning every 12 to 18 months for accuracy and longevity, with 8 G Davis guaranteeing satisfactory service.
Notice is given by Marie Duquesne executrix of the estate of Achille Duquesne deceased to creditors and all persons having claims to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication to the executrix at Filer Twin Falls Idaho. Dated February 13 1922. MARIE DUQUESNE Executrix. W D Gillis Attorney. First pub Feb 16 1922 Final pub Mar 9 1923.
Public notice states Elsie Bassford left the home without cause. The writer, Bari Bassford, declares he will not be responsible for any debts contracted by her. The notice seeks to inform creditors and the community of the separation.
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