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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1919
Page
3
Our leading range The Majestic is now available in every size and style suitable for winter use. The stove promises reliable heating and steady performance through the continual duties of the coming season.
The Howard line leads a selection of heaters including Torplex Charter Oak and Round Oaks. We have a good supply now and invite buyers to choose the best units. Tera and prices are arranged to accommodate all customers.
H G Munyon has platted fifty lots in a city block sale listing. The notice describes parcel boundaries and payment terms for buyers seeking early purchase rights.
A sale offers 97 1 2 acres of block three lots near the railroad. Prices range 200 per acre or 600 to 650 per lot, with over half spoken for in 24 hours. A B Wood is agent. Mr Munyon’s 13 room home in the block is included. Financing options and rental income described, with expectation of yearly value growth. Shepard Investment Co. Agente Wendell Idaho.
BP Kirkpatrick purchases an up to date ice plant and plans installation after the current season ends.
Burley clinched the league title by defeating Rupert in Rupert last Sunday before a record 1800 fans. The season’s largest crowd witnessed Burley secure the championship as the final score stood at 3.
Paid A Fine Way Pierce of near Buhl was fined five dollars in police court here Tuesday for driving on the wrong side of the street.
800 breeding ewes and twenty Shropshire bucks are for sale with flexible lots to suit buyers. Also 100 tons of alfalfa daily. Must be sold by September 1. Inquiries at miners two miles south of Filer. Roy Buckman.
A Nebraska Democrat remark notes women stop wasting family funds on stamp collecting and trading. The piece mocks a single other fool who would smoke a million cigars to win a $1.50 prize, usually a pipe, suggesting it should be a tombstone.
D. F. Detweiler of Filer topped the market on American bred Hampshire rams at the Salt Lake sale last week. Detweiler showcased exceptionally good rams in the event.
Earl Peck of Bubl and Mary Otto of Filer were married at Twin Falls on Friday of last week. The bride is the daughter of L. S. Otto. The couple will reside on the groom’s ranch near Bubl.
Claude Whinnery has sold his famous mare Ada Ann and shipped her to Pendleton Oregon by express on Tuesday. He announces retirement from the racing game after owning top animals in the state and raising the noted racer Black Bill who was recently killed in Montana.
Real estate notice offering 240 acres with 210 acres in crop, one and a half miles from Tattle. Price $1 per acre, total $120,000 cash or loan options including $10,000 and annual payments. Crops expected to cover land cost. Shepard Investment Co agents in Wendell, Idaho.
The yearend school meeting attendance was high. Wa Bunce and Arthur Schelter were elected trustees of Independent District No 4, succeeding L M Smith and Ernest Dexter with low terms expiring. At Rural High School election only eight votes were cast, all for W A Grieve, who begins another five year term. Lost hog found by Jaylor Maurer in Filer.
The FR. Griffith 50 property, three miles west of Filer, was sold to a New York businessman for demonstration purposes. Located on Twin Falls tract, the sale price was $400 per acre, completed through Ripley & Tin.
Re sale of land on the new Marshall street in Utah occurred last week. Dr Wyatt of Twin Falls and several others benefited by the sale. The land was broken and re‑cords show an advance of $25 per acre.
The text reads as a garbled historical ad urging merchants to avoid local rivals and to seek new markets. It references churches, patronage, and trade goods like golds and groceries, urging persistence in business while warning against overreliance on existing sources.
John S. Gourley advertises God quality Ellette peaches available now from his orchard at $100 per tex. Four wiles worth of Peaney 1 tile weet in canyon.
Mrs H J Weaver was a guest at the Lo Dodley home from Friday till Sunday. Clyde and Margarelta Dotler attended Monday evening events in Hagerman with trends noted in the Hagerman area.
The Filer district delays in state and federal aid hold up new construction including a $15,000 bank building and two office structures in block 15 on Main Street. Bank home will be Farmora and Merchants Bank, planned for next spring on the northeast corner. other projects and residences await material prices to ease. Grace Muserlux begins relief nurse duties at the Bub hospital.
Twin Falls drew a 20 to 6 loss as Pauls Warriors dominated a poorly attended Labor Day clash. Christain Miller Fix and Hart were all in the box for Twin Falls, with five Twin Falls pitchers failing in one game. Linda pitched for Maal.
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