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

Arthur Maines Is putting on a few
additions to his ranch house.
l.. v. Skeens, OF Landing, took a
business trip to the Falls the firsf
of the week. !
The young people Of Chemeteka
hall will organize a choir as o o as
the organ arrives.
Miss Jessie Hartley, of Landing,
lis visiting her sister. Mrs. Lee Frod7
Hsham, of East Fork. |
v Mrs. F. A. Commons entertain \
. Wednesday in honor Of Roy Baker,
who is here on a visit.
Chas Howard and wife, Of Ameri-
can Falls, were visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Howard last week.
Another new store is under con-
structure and something definite
may be expected any day.
John Holland. of Last Chance,
has relinquished to a man named
Sprague for the sum of 5000.
Bert Brown and Tony Dahlin are
hauling hay from the Skeens farm.
This hay brought eight dollars per
ton.
Ross McCarty, of the North bench.
4 is hauling his wheat to the Power
City; as there is no rail communi-
cation.
\ The Altmyer boys have some
I two hundred and seventy-five acres
of wheat sown. How is that for
tenderfoots, Ell!
Mrs. Lucille Sharpstein, of Walla
Walla, and a neice of Mrs. Boiling,
OF Landing, Is expected on a visit
the first of next month.
VIM. Goddard is hauling his win
ter supply of hay from the Boiling
ranch south Of Landing. This hay
brought fifteen dollars per ton.
I Heber Ralphs, from the Little
Greek district, brought a load of
grain to Lances chopper Monday.
Hebe believes in helping home in
INDUSTRIES.
Post Office Inspector MCGEE has
come and gone. He found every
thing in this section in good order.
Rockland valley, my dear sir, is al
ways in good order.
Fred K~uberness. of Landing, is
now at work decorating the build
ings in Garland with all kinds OF
colors. Fred is a good workman
and also a jolly good rancher.
At an entertainment the other
Xeyening at Landing Senior Ed. Quin-
Ian startled the curlew by render
ing two solos. Ed. would have had
l three. if he had known an other one.
Judge w. r. Oliver and friend,
Hartman, passed through late last
Saturday afternoon on their way to
American Falls. He would not tell
us where he had been, but he look
ed so tired.
The many friends of Mrs. Oscar
Dawell win regret to learn Of the
death of here neice, Miss LuluMapes
that occurred last week in Spokane.
whore she had been taken for treat
ment from her home in Sprague.
Wash.
Quite a stir In real estate was
brought to view Saturday when it
became known thai the local real
estate company had about perfected
a deal in dirt wherein II. L. Share.
of Fort Scott, Kans,, had purchased
the Anton Nelson farm on East
fork and containing fifty-one anG
half acres for the neat sum OF two
thousand and sixty dollars. This
is n of the best locations in the
valley and is in a high state of
cultivation. A fine young orchard is
bearing and an excellent garden
with a good house and suitable out
buildings are on the place. Mr..
Share should be congratulated.
The Ladies Sewing circle meets
every Thursday afternoon in Cheme-
teka hall, which property they own.
They expect to continue the improve
ments until this amusement hail
will be complete in every particular.
The new floor which has just been
laid, will be followed by a suitable
ceiling and a suitable kitchen Is to
be built on. This last Improvement
will enable the women to provide
lunches for the gatherings held ther
They contemplate the holding Of a
bazaar at an early date, when they
will offer many fancy articles for
sale. This money will be used for