American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-11-12
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the hotel and ia again at his farm.
Oscar Dowell is hauling hay from
American Falls to which place he
has had several cars loads shipped
H. p. Frodsham located 4 strang-
ers last week and contemplates find
ing suitable homes for several more.
Arthur Taysom and family have
moved, for the winter, from the dry
farm to their home on South Fork,
near Landing.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs.
Ralph Sailing, Wednesday. They
most positively have nothing to say
for publication.
Gothfried Hoffbaum, of Landing.
is in Westbrook, Mimi, having been
called there by the death of his
brother. Peter.
The Rev, Hunt, of nixon, preach
ed here Sunday to a good audience.
Miss Edna Lance is a visitor at
the Spillet home.
The Rockland Meat Market open
every day. Special meats on Sat-
urdays. opposite the bank. Jones
& Shirlock, Props.
Louis Derhing and wife, of Walla
Walla, who has been visiting the
Reinmans, of Last Chance, left for
their home Wednesday.
o. o. Ogden, while handling a
team on his mothers farm last
week was thrown from the wagon
and sustained some bruises.
Ralph Sailing and wife with DR..
Marsh attended the republican raj
ly and dance Friday night, a week.
These folks hail from Landing.
j. p. Clark, of Ceder, Utah, has
purchased the Lester Thorne prop
erty on Fourth Avenue and will i'm
prove the same for family use.
John McKown, who did the plumb
ing work under Contractor Hooker
on the Morris house, said that it is
the best heating plan. III this sectton
Principal E. w. Fifield, of the
East Fork school, reports that he
has AZ scholars, and that they are
good students and making great adj
vancement.
The Ladies circle gave another
of their very jolly catillions Friday
night in their hall. The affairs are
exceeding popular and will be con
tinued through the winter.
Jones & Shirlock have installed
n of the most attractive counter
scales eve seen in this country.
They use this to weigh the Jones
pig pork sausage, the only genuine
in the country.
The Scrimichers had a real old
style Missouri house warming Tues
day when a large number of friends
c~ongregated at nine o'clock and day
light found the guests just leaving
for their homes.
The home house of Mr.. Ben
nett, located oin five miles to the
south of here with its contents
was toally destroyed by fire last
Tuesday while he was cutting his
supply of winter wood. No cause
can be given
Jay Lawson and wife and BobEw-
ing and Miss Dora Rice, were among
the few that visited the Falls, Tues
day evening to witness the Faust
at the Auditorium. They expressed
themselves as highly pleased with
the performance.
Johnnie Morris is busy these days
herding his flock, which he reckons
at 800 Plymouth Rock chickens on
the Morris ranch. Johnnie says that
he is most fortunate: that with Doe
Marsh, Jack Daniels and Ralph Sail
ing as neighbors, he hasn't lost a
chick. Well. all that can be said,
is, that he is very, cry fortunate.
Jim Anderson and his good wife
were just put Alright Wednesday eve.
The home of James was made the
scene of a jolly bunch of youngsters
under the chaporonage of Mrs. Mary
Southwell and Miss Lish dropped in
upon the u"nsuspecting, and had a
surprise that was a surprise. Jim
and his wife furnished the fuel and
lights. Jim made a speech. Colonel
Lance attempted a song and some
With this. for Jas. II. swears. that it
was his eighty second appearance on
earlh.
The school notes from last week