American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-10-29
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Hat work. Phone No. 81 for prices.
When you have watches, clocks
or any kind of jewelry that needs
to be repaired take them to G. e.
Widsteen's jewelry store, where they
W. have the very best of attention
and care.
Charles Prinz, the prince Of Land
ing, was in Friday and renewed his
subscription. He got an indefinite
sentence and will begin at once to
seed more wheat, whereby he can
pay his fine.
CHEAP.-Not cheap engines but
engines cheap. We have 1, 2, ~
and 3 horse power engines which
we wish to close out and will sell
at jobbers' prices. McKown Plumb
ing Company.
Miss Cora Dudley, democratic can
didate for county treasurer, passed
through town yesterday, en- route
to Rockland, where she will visit
Mrs. Sinda Hillhouse. She was ac-
companied by her sister, Sarah.
Miss Belva Pierson and Miss
Schmitz, teachers in the Twin Falls
schools, are visiting Miss Florence
Barber. Miss Pierson taught the
primary grade in the American
Falls schools the past two years and
Is very popular here.
j. w. Berry, who has been telling
great stories about tearing up sage
brush in the Igo precinct, is able to
exhibit sixty acres of wheat as an
evidence that he has been doing a
a little work between his talks. Joe
Gish has rs acres in the same vi
cinity.
The Methodist Sunday school is
preparing a rally day program con
sisting of appropriate recitations
and music, for Sunday morning. The
exercises and the preaching servi-
ces will be combined. Evening SER
vices at 1880, Subject, "The One
Thing Permanent" z
4 Miss Alberta Claire, the Girl
From Wyoming, was in American
Falls a few days this week and APP
peared in the Irene theatre. She
Is on a journey for a wager and ac-
cord1ng to the terms of the wager
she must earn the expences of her
trip %enroute. She travels on a buc
skin cayuse.
Dave Allen attached a car of lum-
Der belonging to T. E. Langdon. a
Pocatello real estate man. alleging
that Langdon is indebted to him
for a livery bill of good proportions.
Langdon claims that he is not in
debted to Mr.. Allen. and the case
is set for next Tuesday before Jus
tioe r. o. Jones.
Attorney w. J. Travis has sem
a petition to the officials of the Or
egon Short Line, bearing the names
of about fifty residents of leo. ask
ing the company to provide some
KIND of shelter for patrons who get
aboard there, so hat they will not
be exposed to the u%nfriendly ele-
ments while waiting for late trains.
w. A. Overlook. the genera man
ager of the c. w. & NJ. Co, was a
caller on Manager Beckstead the
first of the week, and left here well
pleased with affairs of the company.
The dance at the Auditorium Sat
urday night was very we'll attended
and the music was excellent, The
orchestra has decided to discontinue
these dance for a time.
Nathan Altmyer, a well known
resident of the Rockland country
was married in Pocatello, Wodnes-
lay, to Mrs. Ida Leonard. OF Hous-
Texas. Mr., Altmyer did not
AXE many people into his confidence {
n the matter, but tina does not by :
my means lessen the heartiness OF 5
heir congratulations. He arrived :
With his bride Thursday and pro- 7
eeded to his home the following ;
.ay. The Press extends its hearth {
st congratulations. 2
Arrangements are under way for S
n excursion to Pocatello THURSDAY s
vening next, at which time Govern ,
r Brady will speak 20 the people 5
his home town. D. w. Davis 2
as the matter in charge and Il. !
Efficient number can be scureed a
'ecial viii be run, returning after
meeting. A reduced rate will
} in effect and it is hoped to take
g band along. Mr.. Brady is de-