American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-10-15
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fiat work. Phone No. 81 for prices.
A number of American Falls PEG.
pie were in Po~catello Thursday tC
pay their last respects to II o.
this sections best friends. NJ. D
Fugate.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ
e. church will hold a business meet
ing at the home Of Mrs. w. III. Dex-
ter Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Da.
vie hostess.
When you have watches, clocks
or any kind of jewelry that needs
to be repaired take them to G. f
Widsteen's jewelry store, where they
viii have the very best of attention
and care.
" w. e. Hinrichs came in from Po-
lcatello, yesterday, to register for the
general election. He is a mail clerk
on the Cheyenne-Pocatello run, and
has a homestead five miles east of
town.
Rev. J.. r. Clark has been here
from HALEY since the first of the
week attending to business, chief
among which was in attending the
meeting of the canal company at
Aberdeen.
CHEAP.-Not cheap engines but
engines cheap. We have l, 2, Q "
and 3 horse power engines which
we wish to close out and will sell
at jobbers' prices. McKown Plumb
ing Company.
A dispatch from Spokane says
hat among other exhibits from this
place at the dry farm congress was
n of Turkey Red from the 1000
acre farm on the desert" across the
river from American Falls.
The Syringa Club held it's first
meeting since the summer vacation
on Friday last, at the home of its
president, Mrs. r. b. Greenwood.
Delightful refreshments were served.
The club meets next Friday with
Mrs. Barber.
Mrs. o. r. Keith is here to meet
her daughter, who is expected to ar
rive from Chicago within a day or
two. After a short visit here Mrs
Keith and daughter will leave for
the ranch near HALEY, and later go
to Mrs. Kieth's home at Wendell.
A party of sixteen will leave town
early tomorrow morning for the
base of Bannock peak, and before
returning will fondly imagine hat
they have climbed the same, and will
exhibit pictures Of Sorenson's ranch
as evidence that they have done so.
{ Senator Broah passed through
American Falls on the forenoon fast
train yesterday. en- route to Montpe-
lier. where he was billed for a polit-
zeal address. He speaks at Pocatel-
10 tonight, and at Malad and Presto
Wednesday and Thursday nights of
neXtweek.
The address by Sam Small at the
Presbyterian church last evening wa
worth the price of a theater ticket
to anyone who attended. He is
well Informed and forceful speaker,
with a keen sense of humor. and
there was not a dull moment from
beginning to close, A great many
who might profitably attended re-
manned away.
Mrs. ii. 7. Hinrich is in the hos
pital at P~ocatello, where she under-
an operation about a week or
ten days ago, for appendicitis. She
rallied splendidly from the ope ION
and is well on the road to recovery.
Mrs. Hinri1hs has been a sufferer
for several "a and her many ac-
luaintances will be pleased to learn
she is doing so well.
For the month of September the
at the public library to-
allied 596 and 220 books were is
'ued. Seven books were purchased
rom the pay shelf fund. four for
he pay shelf and three for the
rec shelf. A much needed screen
or the children's room was donated
" Mrs. w. T. Oliver. From now nm
May the library will be open even
ngs from 1880 to $3.50.
Fred Henselin and family arriveTI
Appleton, Mimi, last wee,
this their home. He has a
north of town. He is
t present domiciled in the r. O.
house adjoining the townsi',. ,
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