American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-12-03

was a visitor WEDNESDAY,
Miss Ethel Pearson Is visit'as
with friends for a few days.
Phil Weber from Cedar ganes'
made our merchants a aiIcrt vl5i' -
Tuesday.
Airs Mary S~outawel is at home
after a brief stay with friends d.
American Falls.
Bert Lewis left for the rams
early Wednesday with a large ioau
Of wheat. Earl Bailey went in WIN
him.
Nathaniel Altmyc. II ArleIl'an
Falls. was a business visitor Iues-
day. returning to his home the same
evening.
Frank Murray. of the Falls Phar-
macy, and uncle Henry ROCK VI
the Power City, were in Sunny ROCK
land Wednesday.
J.. Maxwell, OF West side, was in
town the first of the week. lie
likes his location and his daughter
Miss Ann is delighted.
Morton Colman wife and child,
are here from Omaha and they ex-
pect { 0 locate on a dry farm ana 40
things worth looking at.
For your winters recreation.
Start 1t with "A Dair of WInslows
skates. 10 cents per pair and up,
Lawson Hardware Store.
John Hartley. c. F. Bulfinch
and Paul Bulfinch. all of Landing,
were in American Falls visiting with
Commissioner Sigmond.
Ralph Cotant has located on n
hundred and sixty acres at Noun
Adzhead and has a shack already
built and is occupying it.
RockIand Meat Market, fresh oy-
sters i'm bulk. Dressed chickens
and ducks al ordered. Smoked
meats. Opposite bank building.
For Sale.-Thorough bred Buff
Wyandotts. Chicks $500 each and
upwards. Eggs $3.50 per setting.
Address Tony Dahlen, Landing Ida.
Henry Rock of American Falls,
sold to Charles Sherlock, lot 81,
block 8, adjoining the Morris store,
for $500 where Mr.. Sherlock will
build a modern meat shop.
The Rockland Meat Market open
every day. Special meats on Sat-
urdays. opposite the bank. Jones
& Shirlock, Props.
Wilson heaters are just the thing
you want. Burn wood and keep fire
over night. All sizes and prices al
Lawson Hardware.
The big traction engine belong
ing to Mark Walker was in East
Fork for thirty-six hours before it
was gotten out and safely placed on
dry land, the first of the weke.
Isaac Thorne has received his
certificate of election as justice of
the peace for Rocklnad precinct.
The Judge will qualify at once and
the law mill will start grinding out
justice.
In another place it is mentioned
that Misses Nell Smith and Claire
Colman had been enchanted by the
photograph in the Morris store, it
now is disclosed that they took it
home with them.
IL was rumored in the class room
that the brick hall was to be so
arranged that the basket ball or
~ganization would have a suitable
place for practice and play. 1t is
certainly good news, if true, as no
game Is sup rior to this.
Miss Nell Smith and Miss Claire
Colman. two of our leading young
lady homesteaders, came all the way
to town Tuesday to get dinner and
have a time with the phonograph.
They declare they are not home
sick, just a little lonesome.
1t is reported that the amount
due this state from the national
forest revenue payments win amount
10 S66.O74.55 to be applied to the
roads and school fund. Just how
much the Rockland valley will get
OF this is not yet determined.
The family Of Eph. Josephson are
still sufferers with typhoid fever
another of the little girls is down
with the dread disease.
c. l.. Coleson and wife from the
v district on South Fork. were in
Sunny Rockland the first of the
week. Mr.. Coleson says that the
last few days has been a fright
down his way. but it was good for
the wheat.
Mr.. o. F. Crowley. the manager
OF the Rockland Cash Grocery. is
determined that the people of Rock
iahd valley must have the best the
market affords and at prices that
VIII be an inducement for them to
assist him in developing what has
peen a need in this section for
some time. He has had consider
able experience in the grocery bnsi-
ness and believes he can supply all
his patrons with the best freshest
and purest of fancy and staple gro
ceries ever brought into the valley
and at prices which will compare
favorably with any.
Inc Clio met Tuesday evening
IN regular session for the election
OF OFFICERS to act during he coming
winter. Principal Fifield. of the
East Fork school was chosen as
president Miss Hunsaker, of Rock
iand school. vice-president. Myrtle