American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-11-19

b. Hooker. the house builder,
was over the first OF the week on q
by1ness trip.
Porter Mitchell. of Suoth Fork, Is
in Spokane. and expects to be abb
sent for the winter.
2 The little child OF James Gould
who has been quite Ill for some time
rs on the road TO recovery.
Andy aand Pete Lish and Bill
Ehomas left early sunday morning
for the Falls, but they must have
gone hunting.
= Rex Talcot left Tuesday to visit
his brother, who has been an in
mate Of the Pocatello hospital for
some time, but who has so recover
cd from an attack of the typhoid
fever that he will return to his
home In Michigan, where he expects
to remain for the winter.
The stage for the Falls leaves
every morning at seven, except Sum
day, returning from there at one p.
m. arriving here at five. Passen-
gers should leave calls at the post
office the night before. Extra
trips for Sunday may be had by
speaking to John Robinson.
A general or union Thanksgiving
service will be held on Thursday,
the twenty-fourth, in the L.. ID. 5.
meeting house, commencing at II
a. m. Everyone in the valley will
be most cordially received. The
following program is expected to be
rendered on that occasion. Open
ing chorus by the choir. directed by
Edward w. Fifield, and its numbers
has been greatly augmented for the
day. Prayer by the Chaplin. The
governors proclamation read by
Principal Pickett of the schools.
Thanksgiving address, George w.
Wood. Vocal solo, Miss Pauline Hun
saker. Recitation. Miss NettieRice.
Ouartette. Piano solo, Mrs, M.
Fifield. 1t is hoped that all will
embrace this opportunity to give
thanks for the harvest just CLEANED
and ask the Great Giver for an in
crease during the coming year.
The Anninias club managed to
gather enough members to hold a
meeting Sunday. but the late cleo
ton barred so many from active at
tendance that it is feared a re-or-
gawnization will be necessary. as ther
are so few left. Out of a member
ship of ninety-nine ninety-seven are
swearing that they voted two or
three times for Hawley. Such, it
seems have been promised jobs on
the land hnaPd nr q anitnpchin in
the capitol building or else sheep
Inspector. The few members pres
ent issued al emergency call to the
constable to gather the brethren
together that a series of resolutions
may be forwraedd to Haawley ex-
planning as far as possible the need
of the club in the furtherance of its
welfare and also to show the loyalty
of the organization to the merits of
the glorious cause of honesty, and
truth. A few are still laboring I'M
der the impression that they will
have another vote, but the only
legal member says that this can not
be did. The list of applicants for
membership was laid on the table
until the candidates could recite the
decalogue from beginning to finish.
Guy w. Atwood, the lumber king
of the Beautiful and Fertile valley.
has returned from a business trip to
the metropolis of Oregon. He says
that while Portland and the sur
rounding country is he
was immensely pleased to return to
Idaho, especially this section where
prosperity was so patent upon the
faces of the people as well as upon
the faces the earth. OF course. he
continued. there is much difference
between this country and that. their
interests are materially different.
but accepted as a whole. Idaho is
ahead, especially the south eastern
part, with this immediate section
in the lead. Mr.. Atwood further re-
marked that on the first of Novem-
Der he Imagined that the building
season was over, but his mistake
was so apparent that he had to
make arrangements for more lumber
to keep up with the fall and winter
contracts so he ordered 100000 feet
of stock to be able to meet the de-
OF stock to be able to meet the de-
mands of the builders. This order
has already commenced to arrive at
the yards Of the Atwood Lumber
company at this place.
Last week you read the fact that
the mar of Chicago said. that. etc.
This week the man of Chicago tele-
graphed p. r. Earring that the funds
required for the electric road from
American Falls to Rockland had
been secured and that the early con-
struction had been decided pon The
activity OF the chief engineer. Frank
Moench, with a corps of men have
been at work for some time running
lines across country. creating rumors
OF many kinds. The rail road is ccm
ing, it is almost here. Ii means
TO the people of Rockland and the
valley 10 to 25 cents more per hum
dred for their wheat..lt means direct
Communication with the world 1t
also means that the bars are down
the shackles have been removed and
we are free-free at last from the
old fashioned mode Of tr~ansporta-
uon- Instead of three DAYS that is
required to make a round trim, six
hours VIII be the average. Lum-