American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-11-19

=. ". Dawson was = business vtsi'
tor at Selt Like the first Of the
week.
c. w. Brown. the -ioner Aberdeen
Carey settler, was In town on bust
ness Tuesday.
G. L. Myers. the potatoe king Of
Aberdeen. was In American Falls
Saturday on busiess.
Have your family washing, rough-dry
1t the Steam Laundry. We iron the
fiat work. Phone No. So for prices.
An auction sale OF several head Of
horses and much machinery Will
be held on the big dry farm next
Tuesday.
ID. w. Davis will sell about *
head u good Young hogs next Tues
day. November 22nd, nj the Big Dry
Farm sale.
/T. II. st. John Is laid up with a
hadly sprained back. and probably
viii be confined to his home for
kSeveraI days.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r.. Winter leave
for GreeDville. Mich. tomorrow
mo HiHe ior q Two Houtns Ninit
with relatives.
H. l.. Evans and son. Roland, have
from a trip to kelton,
New, at which place they delivered
d big bunch OF cattle.
: Dan Altmyer, OF Sunny Rockland,
Rex Talcot and Ed. Quinlah, OF the
same place, took in the dance at the
Auditorium Thursday might
The Oliver e. McKown Hardware
company have II story In this issue
telling OF some good reasons why
buying for cash Is better than on
time.
Captain +. G. Davis has been as
signed to assist in instructing the
state militia. and left Malad for
Boise for that purpose, the first OF
the week.
The Teddy Bears of American
Falls will battle with the foot ball
team Of Rockland on Thanksgiving
day in this city. A good game is
promised.
Mrs. ii. w. Hall is suffering from
ptomaine poisoning. She was taken
sick Tuesday night and for a time
was In a critical condition but Is
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Brumbaugh, OF
Laura, Colo, parents of Mrs. j. G.
Carpenter. arrived Monday night for
an extended visit at their daughters
home here.
s. II. Anderson, contractor and
builder, has saved many people in
A f,nr1sap EfulIa aA,A ,s L,tl1,p.-
Let him save some for you II you
are going to build.
Mrs. j. 0. Hictt left for a visit at
Marysville. Mo, Monday. She was
accompanied by Miss Zula Clark,
who will visit relatives near st. Lou
Is during the winter.
Mrs. Jensen and Mrs. Nelson, of
Logan, Utah. sisters of Mrs. Charles
Johnson. were here this week
attending the marriage Of their
niece. Miss Lille Johnson.
Bishop Funston and Archdeacon
Stoy will conduct services at the
Episcopal church Tuesday evening,
November 20. Archdeacon Stoy will
conduct services Sunday morning,
November 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. S. Ellinger leave
next Tuesday for Detroit. Mich.
where they viii visit Mrs. Ellinger's
mother over the holidays. They
viii visit Chicago and other eastern
cities before their return.
DIR. j. f. Nee received a telegram
Boston Thursday afternoon
him to the bedside OF a sis
ter who was reported to be dying.
He left on the night train and will
remain until after the holidays.
= The Auditorium bowling alley
for the winter season last
Thursday night I'm charge of Ralph
Peacock Some of the old time high
score makers are now busy getting
back their condition for matches.
superintendent Thompson says
schools are making better pro-
gress than at any time during the
past three years. The attendance
month was about 9S per cent,
and all pupils are making splendid
progress.