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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1920
Page
5
Miss Edna Ludwig county home demonstrator will lecture and demonstrate at the fifth meeting of the Filer Woman's club Wednesday afternoon in Musonic. A program of musicales and readings is planned. Hosts include Mrs. O J Childs and Mrs Abworth along with Mrs Mosetey.
Docal Hews Mates Mr and Mrs John H Gourley welcome daughter Mary Anne at Twin Falls county hospital. Pauline Ripley visits Twin Falls and teaches in Berger. Elizabeth Smith and sister Phoebe return from Mayo clinic, Phoebe recovering from infantile paralysis. Mrs A A Davin and daughter depart for Oklahoma and Missouri. Alice Carnahan Ripley visits from Monrovia. M E Sunday school class elects officers with George Walker as president. Raleigh Drake leaves for Boston to study cello. Mrs Louis Barbarar welcomes a baby girl. Filer Bible class/news notes and state fair participation by Filer sewing girls.
J H Walker sold Maron property and bought a ranch near Jordan City in the Jordan Valley Oregon The Walker family intends to operate the Hey ranch and expects to move stock to the new property soon.
Rural High School organized class officers with Lucille Murray as Freshman president and Hazel Nanecolla as treasurer, Donald Munver Sophomore president, Claribel Walter Junior president, La Vaughn Mann treasurer, and Carl Mckenson Senior president, Frank Thompson treasurer. The football team defeated Jerome 13 to 7, with Filer scoring two early touchdowns as Jerome recovered late. crowd attended the Thursday game and a new fall ball was awarded to the winning team.
J G Hayden of Castleford N Hi evans Wendell and Keguabros Kimberly announce a sale of store Shorthorn cattle at the Twit Falls county fair grounds on October 19. The auction will include two year old bred heifers or those with calves, five yearling roan heifers, and a herd bull. Notable lots include Village Jor the 2150 dollar bull and Village Vieto, a 2200 pound roan cow. Leland, a leading Shorthorn breeder, is among the consignors with Miller Caldwell as vendors.
Mr and Mrs John Kaeser return Monday from their trip abroad sailing May 16 aboard the Philadelphia and arriving in Cherbourg France ten days later. They then went to their old home at Duerren roth Berne Switzerland. This was the first time Mr Kaeser crossed the Atlantic. The trip was described as most enjoyable and was regular during their stay in Austria and Switzerland.
Walter and Shearer announce sale dates with farm auctions: October 5 Seth Custer southeast of Twin Malls. October 15 Harry Crandon northwest of Filer. October 26 O. Sanger southwest of Twin. October 19 Hayoen and Lel and registered Shorthorns at county fairgrounds Filer. October 20 C A McMaster registered Shorthorns Twin Paths.
Sunday school at 5 PM followed by a 7 30 PM evening service titled A Tender Entreaty. A cordial welcome to all. Pastor DRAL CB invites every member to be present for the twentieth century peril and related rally at Huble seriool.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions Honest weight and test near D I Produces Co appears linked to Rick's Creamery Co. Readable bits suggest a business or equipment testing context involving local producers. No clear event date or participants beyond company names.
A condensed list of upcoming auction and closing out sales by Munyon and Hopkins and related buyers. The notices include dates in October for cattle and farm sales near Buhl Dub and surrounding towns, with several names such as J W Car ruth Ed Chamber lain and B H Wicks. Also mentions D. P. Produce Co and Nelson Ricks Creamery and a film listing at the Geen theatre for Wm S Hart.
A large new electric sign was unveiled at the front of the cafe on Main Street. The modern sign is designed to operate effectively both during the day and at night, projecting a bold display for customers.
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