American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-06-01

AuvnihH wa ION LOOK q Trip U
American Falls Saturday.
Kissler and his we'll machine hav
been ut work east Of town.
j. w. Allen and wife. OF Littl,
hCseek, were In town Sunday.
Edgar Ralphs is at home agar
Tor the vacation. from Logan.
John Adams Of Salmon city. Il
Visiting with relatives on east fork
Highest market price paidd 10,
farm produce. ROck1and Cash Croc
cry.
N j. II. Moss has purchased a new
\ l4-foot header for the coming har-
Ayesf.
" John Thorn and family are al
nome on their location to the south
OF here.
Jones and wife, from the
Sycamore hill district. were in town
Saturday.
Get u prices before You buy
your groceries. Rockland Cash
Grocery.
|(Mrs. James Lance accompanied
.her husband on his visit to salt
QLake City. !
Miss Ida Hartley and Mrs. John
IHartley OF Landing spent Thursday
4v1sjNng here.
"a. F. Babe and bride are now hap
My at home in their new bungalow
inNBig canyon.
Hodgins has completed a well 4
1eet In depth on his farm and has
Do feet OF water.
/Bert Adams has moved into the
Southwel house, which he will occu-
fDy for a few weeks.
The stork left a fine girl babY
at the home of Vernon GlascocM
early Sunday morning.
Mrs. M. Allen and several others
attended the stake Sunday School
conference In Pocatello Sunday.
T Ira Allen and family of Honey
Tville. Utah, have arrived and moved
Ito their dry farm west of here.
Chris Weber spent Saturday and
Sunday with his dry farm. Chris is
getting his ground ready for seeding.
o. Lloyd has just finished break
ing out twenty acres of sagebrush,
winch ne expects to put into orchard
Have You got one Of our beautiful
pictures? IF not. why not?" Rock.
land Cash Grocery.
Ed Gebhart has finished his welI1
going down 800 feet. He says he Isl
Low about ready for his wife I'd
come. "
4 Elmer Perry, manager of the CO.
ftant stables. has added two more
driving teams to the livery depart
ment.
4. Porter Mitchell has his big trac-
'tion engine drawing a grubber. an /
easy manner of getting rid of sage
bgush.
I Andy Draper was in from his l
sheep camp the first of the week
n reports everything in first class
shape.
Mrs. Mary %Southwell and sister.
MRS. Ethel Stone, are patching out
on the Lance ranch on the east
bench.
The Lawson Hardware
has put a new sign on the store. il
I~ustrating the virtues of diamond !.
edged tools. {
Miss Mary. daughter of Hiram p. :
is at home for the sum :
She has been attending the A. Z
G. at Logan. y
Mrs. Glascock and daughter. Mrs. c
ooiesoh, were In town the last of c
the week. getting acquainted with
the town folkss, 7
Mrs. Allen declares that more new f
and expensive hats were sold this il
than ever. This speaks well a
Tor a new country. L
Lou Hampton has completed the o
house on Miss Susan Stanger's farm 5
and she is now in happy pos Il
OF the same. d
Chris Christensen and wife were :,
supplies Friday. Mrs. Chris i
says she must get Chris in a
inc fettle for harvest. =
l.. w. Cotant was in from his y
'anch, Thursday. He has beer put :,
ing water on his hay fields and S T.
flaming a large crop. Is
<Chas. II. Schroeder of American IL
Falls was over Friday, looking for n
cam of horses. He enjoyed look
the wheat fields. =
Sherman Commons located Frank "
iaylicak OF Washington, on a pos te
essory claim in township IS south, 8,
lear Seeping Springs last week. d
Mrs Anna Nelson has O beautiful d
.iece of needle work on exhibition d.
I the Cotant restaurant, in the W
hape of a quilt, that is for sale,
Frank Moench and the bunch of OF
urYeyors have been busy all the el
'eek strengthening out division lines p
mong the farmers of this section. re
IL. w. Bailey has reached his sum- Ia
Ter home at Jackson. Minnesota lc
The new male quartette club met q
18th Mrs. Edith Fisher. Thursday, %
" rehearsal. pr
Jess Hays says he would like to
ome into town over the new road ih
ut as his vehicle is not a winged Fat
aarriot he makes a slight detourG CT
I four miles. 10
While Lorenzo Perry was passing o.
80 Harry TNaIn tkA k..,~ lAl w