American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-08-10

E ira %Boyington was a Falls visitor
Hfe-iast of the week. !
20 Wood Of Lower creek was a
'isltor at the Falls last week. Z
James Rae, the horseman. went tc
y LANDING the first of the week with
Ed Hartley.
4 Rev. Thos. r. Guy OF the Land
: Nlhg country, was in town for awhile
Vhe day during the week.
NPete Halling is having a celIarHx-
; caAated trtp&fatory to putting(a an
.44AAStrrD his town house.
Tom Sweeney. after an absence(of
seFefaI weeks, is back again and Nh
10 a Ittie ~sagebrush %grubbing.
Two good saddle horses. or can
DC used as a buggy team. For sale
cheap. White or see Ed. Ouinlan. at
Landing.
Hiram Walker moved to Raft
rlyer last week where he will garner
sra!h on the Young farm during the
next week or ten days.
Emil Alec and his AUTOMOBILE weie
IN town Sunday Mr.. Alec is baSx
now with his harvest and expects
Dig earnings from the soil this year.
FRANK Bell and wife made this
town a visit Monday They are full
OF genuine enthusiasm regarding the
year.
Frank Lowerv. after reaching a ]
depth of $50 feet in a welA which he
Is sinking for A. Adams near Land
Ing, lost his tools and is hung up for
a few days.
Mrs. Mildred Wilson, wife d C.
Earl Wilson, arrived last Thufsday
and will visit indefinitely with the
family of NJ. J. Unger on the farm
TO the south of here. NJ
Rupp and Bliss, the well MEM
broke the shaft in their engine and l
are now at rest until the arrival of
a new gearing. They are drilling in
lava rock and are experiencing some
trouble.
The decision of the justice court !
IN the case of l.. A. Skeen vs.. JoF
seph and George Firkins was thN
the plaintiff recover from the de
PENDANTS the sum of s25 as damages
n the costs of the action, s1r
The use of the lock boxesfa at the
~postoffice are proving quite<popular,
and the postmaster is thinking of
adding to the supply. IT certainly
is very convenient to the busy pub
lie and is deserving Of great praise.
Chas. Prinz, happy Charlie. was in
Monday frop his home out
Last Chance way Shd stated that the
were aboutall cut and were in
stack waiting the coming of the {
threshers. He thought that the yield :
would average about % bushels per
acre. 4
Charles Samnson, the young man {
who WALKED into town and claimed
o have walked all the way from Eu- s
'eka, CS., remained over night and 4
-ook hB departure for Preston. He &
'laimSd to have left his home place )
vithE1.65 in his pocket. but he had :
S24A0 when he left here. s
fine following are visiting with
Nlf. and Mrs. H. Houtz for a few
fays: Mrs. w. B. Jacobs and family
If American Falls, Mrs. Julia A.
Pike and Mrs. f. Cort of Omaha,
Neb. The ladies seem well pleased
with the country and will try to
persuade their liege lords to think
likewise.
\ class in painting and the art
has been started by Mrs. |
Iohn Jones, and seems to meet with
he approval OF many, which meets
afternoon at the residence of
he lady. That Mrs. Jones is quail
led in the refined art goes without
Fancy needle work will also
le included in the afternoon pastime.
On next Sunday President Pond
# the Pocatello stake will be pres
mt and address the congregation
t both morning and afternoon servi- !
es. Brother Pond is N of the best
peakers in the church and always III
ommands large audiences wherever Hi
le may be. And as this is also ward HI
a large crowd may be eX- III
ected. Everybody is cordially invit-
d to be present. III
John Johnes, Pig Pork Sausage.
1ishes t. inform his that
he sage hen law will be out on the
5 of this month, and h a they are
God eating when fried good, but
aust be fried in family rendered
ard. which he renders under his
wn supervision. He can furnish il
n bulk. you bring your own bucket,
r you may get the same in 8 or .
ound pals at f5c a pound.
The Oregon Short Line has noti-
ed Secretary Lawson Of the Com
lercial Club that they will send Mr..
DEL l.. Priset, their industrial agent,
5 a representative of the road at
he Farmers Festival TO be held on
lie goth of September. 1t now fails
4, the lot OF the club members to
ee that Mr.. Priest is entertained in
befitting manner He will probably
smain over for a day or so to ena-
him to see the country. It is eZ-
2 ted that 1lr. Priest viii be the
)eaEcr at the festival.
State V~etrinarian Weber stated
lille here last week that The nerd
c cattle that had been put On the
between Gooding and ShO-
were now being inspected for
sease and so far forty five head