American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-06-08

Fred Zarht spent Sunday in Ameri
can Falls.
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KSaturday with his daughter, Mrs
Clint Robinson.
Road Boss Jack Daniels I'M wife.
of the Landing district, were in Sat
urday sho--ing.
Have you got one of our beautiful
pictures? IF not, why not?" Rock
land Cash Grocery.
10 Thompson was in town the
last of the week, looking for a cook.
Well, get married 10.
David Hillhouse and family were
in town, Saturday. David tells a
Mood story about rain.
1.-THE Misses Maria and Edith Pease
left, Friday, for Montpelier, to be
P~&bsent for the summer.
Deputy Sheriff Atwood was serv-
ing papers in the Al Ralphs water
case the last of the week.
(Mr. and Mrs. j. e. Ogden left
saturday morning for a few days
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- Emile Alec was in Saturday after
4 lumber to use in making some i'm
provments on his home at Central.
- William BARNARD, of D~eweyville,
4 Utah has arrived and is now busy
an his homestead in Maple hollow.
Mrs. Don C. Walker and children
of Brigham City, Utah, are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Heber NJ.
Lasley.
L. Evans, of American Falls,
I was over on a hasty business visit,
Saturday, returning home the same
evening.
Jolly Jack Lawson, of the Power
City entertained himself to dinner
with the family of his brother Jay,
Saturday.
Power City are doing the paint
ing work for Emile Alec, at the
on Central.
Flames Anderson holds the right
ITO the melon, his last catch of fish
showed one that weighed 6 pounds
and eight ounces.
1t is sad to the birth
and death of a girl baby to Mrs. w.
Byington, Saturday, the infant living
but a few hours.
Alma Wood and family of the
Rattlesnake district are visiting rel
atives. Mr.. Wood reports crops in
that section looking fine.
Frank Lowry stopped over a lit
tie while, Thursday, IN his way from
the Falls. to which place he had
been for casing for his wells.
The trial of S. e. Urich for. wife
beating was held Thursday before
Justice Thorn. Urich was fined SIS
but appealed to the district court.
ED Hartley is happy. The well
drilling outfit of Ruppe and Bliss
found water for him at a depth of
PA feet on his homestead near the
-eosr mountains.
Remington, the truck grower, is
now bringing into market some of
the finest vegetables ever seen in
this valley. He stands at the Rock
land Cash Grocery.
Messrs. Rock, Dunn and Pratt of
American Falls spent Decoration
day looking over the country and
expressing surprise at the develop
ment of the past two years.
Eph Josephson and wife were call
ed to Brigham City, Utah, Thursday,
on account of the death of stephen,
the fifteen ear old son of Joe
Josephson, a brother of Eph.
Elder Henry H. Jensen, who is
miss! %onarying in New Zealand, has
written home that he is having a
good time and don't know when he
will return to the United States.
A letter from Mrs. Bertha La
ROGUE, who is at the present liv-
ing in Burley brings the news of
the illness of her little boy, who
has had an attack of appendicitis.
.Heber Ralnhs, who has been shear
ing sheep for his uncle, Ephraim, is
now back on his north bench ranch
to plant watermelons. He
expects to devote quite a space to
melons.
James Lance and wife returned
week from an extended outing
in PocatellO, Ogden and Salt Lake
City. Jim says he had a very pleas
ant trip, not meeting with any mis-
Aaps along the road.
" James HARTLEY, propriter of the
Hartley store at Landing, has found
his business is increasing to
that extent hat a large addition to
the building is necessary, and he is
figuring on a forty foot extern
hon to his store. ~