American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-10-22

Uncle 10 Smith was il from Land.
ing Saturday.
Mrs. Ora Bonham was a visitor
in town last Thursday.
" John Eliason and Frank Hillhouse
are hauling out poles from Big
canyon for fencing purposes.
Chas. Boyd spent a few hours
awaiting the arrival of the mail. He
expects to commute next month.
Henry Moss has been hauling
4 grain from the Homer Pease farm,
and delivering the same to the Sam
Morris store.
Contractor Bob Ewing was acting
as head pusher this week at the
Atwood Lumber yards. Bob makes
a good lumber man.
10 Woods, who has a homestead
north of here, is finishing a nice
house on his place. 10 is arrang-
ing to live cozy from now on.
School district number thirty-five
at Landing opened last Tuesday with
an enrolment of seventeen pupils.
The trustees have material on the
ground for several needed improve
ments.
Bonner Quint, of West side. and
who has been ailing for some time
from bronchial troubles, was able
to be around for a while the first
CT the week. Hope TO see you good
ana wei pretty 5000.
In the contest of Kemper VS..
Stewart as to the homestead at
Landing, Kemper wins. This al
lows Mr.. Stewart to appeal. w. H.
Travis, attorney in court is certain
of victory.
Robbie Mahar, who has been away
on a few weeks trip through Utah
Is home again feeling fine and able
to stand off the coyotes for a while
longer. He expects to get his new
house in shape very soon
According to the bylaws of the
Clio club the first meeting should
be held on the evening of November
Sth, but as that is election day. the
meeting will in all probability
be postponed until the evening of
the 10th.
Ralph Sailing is out hunting up
those who failed to get their names
on the poll books for the primary
election for the Landing precinct.
Mr.. Sailing thinks he will find about
all of the missing ones by the 2Sth
at least,
Every one who failed to register
for the primary and wish to vote
at the coming election next mnoth
are urged to register before Mrs.
Allen at the post office as soon as
possible. A large vote is needed to
assure a commissioner and some
other officers.
Dallas Fugate, who died in the
hospital at Pocatello Wednesday
CT last week as the result of typhoid
fever, was well and f~avorably known
IL this place. Lawson, Fisher and
the Ogden boys being from the same
town of Hastings, Nebr. The sym
pathies of all are extended to his
bereaved family and friends.
One day last week while Peter
Kujawa and Ernest Good were at
work on the cornice of Mrs. Rices'
new house. the scaffold upon which
they were standing gave way, pre-
oipitating both men to the ground.
Cook was not hurt but Kujawa, who
landed upon his companion, suffered
a good deal from bruises on his leg.
That the political chaldron doth
seeth there can be no doubt, but it
is only occasionally that the other
fellow ebulutes. The voters have
u on county commissioner and
a merry time !, expected. May aud
Warner. opposing candidates, are
both pledged to goo3 roads and are
also strong IN an electric road from
the valley to the Falls. They also
believe in Sunny Rocklan6 and the
future of Rockland valley and they
don't take much stock in the man
who don't.
The stake officers of the Stake
Mutual of the l.. D. S. Pocatello
stake failed to arrive for last Sun
day so the officers for the ensu-
ingn year were not selected, but
the selection of the committee on
preliminary program consisting of
the following members, W. w. How