American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-04-08

city on business.
Six bars soap for 25 cents at the
Rockland Cash Grocery.
The bridge crossing Little creek,
has been put into temporary repair.
Rob. Commons, of Landing, took
in the festivities at the hall Friday
night.
Bolenson has taken the garden
of Mrs. Allen to work on the share.
this year.
Everything guarantee first class.
Prices right at the ROckland Cash
Grocery.
Warren Allen acted as pilot on
the Cotant freight out fit "a part Of
last week.
Bert Could, who wintered in
Spokane, has returned looking hale
and harty..
George Martin was in American
Falls, the first of the week, after
seed wheat.
Full line fancy and staple gro
celies always on hand at RockIand
Cash Grocery.
Peter Nicholson made a trip to
VhS 1o"ci lily III quest Vi ldTul
Implements.
7 John Curl and wife are on their
homestead near what is known as
Dry Hollow.
Dainty summer dress fabrics, 15c
to 45c. Take a look. Riverside
Mercantile Co.
Jim Hartley was almost beyond
recognition when he returned from
his outing in Bountiful, last Satur-
day.
Joseph, the young son Of H. P.
Frodsham is down with an attack of
Admits, but he will be out again
shortly.
j. P. Staines, of American Falls.
arrived Saturday with his family and
will spend hte summer on the home
stead near here.
John Jones, himself, pig pork
sausage every day. Beef and pork
all the time. Kettle rendered lard
in 3 and 5 pound pals.
Newton Curl is building a home
on his homestead and expects to
move his family out in a week. He
is located in Sand Hollow.
John Jones, himself, pig pork
sausage every day. Beef and pork
all the time. Kettle rendered lard
in 8 and 5 pound pals.
John Allen, of the Evans Mercan-
tile Co., was a guest at the benefit
dance Friday evening, he returned
to the Falls early Saturday morning.
The household goods of Charles
Chandler arrived this week and his
lumber is also on hand. All of
which makes he and his family more
contented.
ct the spelling match held in
Hunsaker's o on last Friday the
entire room was turned down on
the work ''rhinoceros." Edna Co
tant and Ella Wood were the cap
tains. x
Bamboo fish poles, fly rods, all
kinds of tackle at Lawson hardware.
William Oliver, one of the b.
nanza bar r%anchers. was in town on
Saturday. He brought home w. H.
Steele, who has been assisting Paul
Hines to build a flume on Mr..
divers farm.
: Sherman Commons has opened an
office for the purpose of selling real
estate. He has several choice re-
linquishments and some land listed
for sale as well as some valuable To-
cations open.
~ Charlie Thornhill, of the G. w.
& NJ. Co., has been visiting the farm
+ ers during the past week. He said
that his company would sell consid-
cradle machinery this year amongthe
wheat growers of this section.
\ Bulk pickles in quantities to suit.
ROckland Cash Grocery.
Horace Howard, one of the very
oldest timers out this way, will from
now on ride while he harrows. He
has placed on his farmstead a new
riding harrow. Horace says that the
hired man may ride once in a while.
, N. c. Wood will set out this year
a young fruit orchard as well as pr,
f down several hundred straw berry
. plants. Mr.. Wood is one of the
progressive formers of this valley
and a believer in making the home
pleasant.
. Grand Ma Lance and her daugh
ter, Mrs. Helen Richardson, ant
family, of Montpelier, Wyo., after
two weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs
:" James Lance, of this place, left Oh
Friday for a visit with friends il
y Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Triplett has on exhibition a
the Rockland Cash Grocery an OF
painting from her easle. The worl
IS is looked upon, by those who ar
called judges, to be an excellen
x piece of work. 1t is entitled, TIL
k King of the Forest.
q We have the goods and make tn
price. Riverside Mercantile Co.
II /Tne Sam n. Morris freight team
e Lof four, driven by Fred Speck haule
d into town, Saturday evening, wha
is one of, if not the biggest loa
n ever brought out from the Ealls