American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-08-03

ready TO move into.
~ acres irrigated homastaad
house, barn and partly fenced. nriZ
%4oV. See Sherman Commons.
Two good saddle horses, or cAn
We USED as a buggy team. For sale
Landing. -
ALVIN Dewitt and Robert Commh
nave Iiied upon one hundred and Xix
cures each near Landing. The laid
IS gradually being taken up. y
me following families visited
with Luppe valdez on the twenty
tnird at his farm and had the time
OF their lives, Mr.. and Mrs. George
nelly, Mr.. and Mrs. George stangr
"hd Mr.. and Mrs, 10 Woods.
me following party of surveyors.
unuer the leadership of F. M. Ward
well, are at work establishing corn
ers ana running connecting lines be-
.Ween Meridian lines thirty-one and
tnlrty-tWo. east and south of the
Boise base. Alma Campbell. oliver
Williams, Jas. O'Bryan, Dick Neggin
n j. Osborn. They are established
mere for a few days and expect to
DO all that car possibly be done in
the way of reestablishing
that have been moved or lost.
John Johnes, Pig Pork Sausage,
wishes to inform his customers that
the sage hen law will be out on the
10 of this month, and that they are
good eating when fried good, but
must be fried in family rendered
lard, which he renders under his
own supervision. He can furnish it
in bulk, you bring your own bucket,
or you may get the same in 8 d 3
pound pals at 15c a pound.
It was while in conversation with
a gentleman, closely identified with
the mill project for this place, that
he made the statement that every
thing was in good shape for the
construction of one and that they
those who had the matter in charge
would be able in a short while tb
make a statement publicly that
would let the people know and u1-
derstand the matter wholly. The
proposition itself is causing no litt1e
talk among the grain producers and
it is to be hoped that something
more tangible than speculation will
be the outcome.
OAS nay looL WC0h l. i'll
her washing Mrs, John Weber put
her little baby outside in the shade
nea the doorway of her house.
occasion to go outside. AS she
emerged from the house her at
tention was called at once to her
baby for alongside the child and
in a coil lay a big rattlesnake. Mrs.
Weber had presence of mand
left as she snatched the baby away
to grab an empty grain sack and
throw it over the snake. After
removing the child to a place of
safety Mrs. Weber then procured
an ak and killed the snake. 1t was
a ra~ttlesnake and of a goodly size.
Mrs. Jaane Firkins met with a
severe accident last week that will
lay her up for a time. 1t seems that
her family and a lot of others were
in camp at Pipe springs, over on
the Bannock peak, and that Mrs.
Firkins in attempting to step over
a log with a baby in her arms, STUN
bled and fell forward. She tossed
the infant to safety, but herself sus-
tanned a wrenched and badly bruised
arm. On Friday last she was
brought in to see the doctor, who
was unable at the time to find any
broken bones or diSlOcatiOnS, but
found a large area of bruised flesh,
badly swollen and as badly discolor-
ed, it will most probably be two
weeks before she will be able to
get much use of her arm.
In reply to a letter from Secretary
Lawson of the Commercial club
Vice President and General Manag-
er Bancroft writes hat he is very
pleased to receive an invitation tc
be present, at the fail Festival tc
be held in this place on September
goth but as his time is not his own
he cannot promise fod himself, but
he will try and have a representa-
tive of the Oregon Short Line at
tend. He also further states hat as
500 as possible his company vii
have a man visit this valley and re
port fully upon the development
and future of this growing com
munity. The tone of the communi
! cation suggests that we are begin
ming to attract attention from Tn
big development organizations o
the state of Idaho.
AT the last regular meeting 0
the Auninias club, Ben Parker,
very prominent member, VINO MAJ
/ been listening to the hot weathe
tales Of the members, told OF
! summer he experienced a few year
I ago when the suns heat became S
s great that the lizards would tur'
4 ovor on their backs to enable then
: to cool their feet. This was answer
. ed. however. by one of the young
est actors by an experience he an
= cousin had in which the eoor
would parch out of the silk an
land in the roadway a white mas
He ard his cousin were travehn
along that road that day and pecan
almost suffocated by the drift an
when they finally stopped they aett
ally thought that they were !
fore they finally got through. In
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