American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-04-15
Devoted to the Beautiful and Fertile Rockland Valley
Easter hats in bloom tomorrow.

Newton Curl was in the Falls on
Saturday.
/Charlie Elsenpeter was after sup
Plies Thursday.
Flames Frodsham was a Power
Oily visitor Saturday.
n Charles Allen was a visitor from
american Fall Sunday.
Six bars soap for % cents at the
Roekland Cash Grocery.
John Allen, Of the Evans Alercan-
tile, was here on Sunday.
t George Stranger made a business
ltrlp to the Falls Saturday.
. X. D. Houtz is having mis- sheep
1 sheared at American Fails.
Capt. Alexander spent the week
among his 4sockland acquaintances.
Crescent tea, coffee and baking
powder at the Roch1and Cash Gro
Gerry.
Hodgins, the well driller, was in
the Falls the last of the week on
business.
D~onnally. of Spring Hollow, was
a caller on friends in American Falls
Saturday.
The Rev. Rice, of Boise, held
services in lieu of the Rev. Thorn
sen, Sunday.
The engrossing subject these days
is what are you going to plant in
your garden.
Full line fancy and staple GRO
ceries always on hand at RockIand
Cash Grocery.
Frank Lawry got water on the
.Stanger residence lot at a depth of
twenty-five feet.
Mrs. Rice is now resigned to the
happy and fascinating allurements of
a homestead life.
The Hartley boys are hauling to
Landing big loads of goods for the
new store at thai place.
MILFORD Firkins brought out from
the rail road "a load of groceries for
the Rockland Cash Grocery.
10 Lane and son, Grover, arrived
home last week after a winter at
Copper Mountain mining camps.
+ George Wood, Ross McCarty and
Peter Nicholson, of the North bench,
Were in American Falls Saturday.
+ Perry Sheer has been in Idaho
Falls for a few days Mrs Sheer
has been in charge of the store.
Get our prices or barbed wire, be-
fore you buy elsewhere. We can
save you money, Lawson's Hardware.
a money and get one of ourf
nice pictures by buying your grocer
les at the Rockland Cash Grocery.
John Ness, of Harrington, Wash,
is here visiting his old time friend
Frank Lowry, and will likely decide
to remain.
Miss Hortense Eads has notified
the Den man that the name of her
homestead was. is and always will b
"Kilkare."
John Jones, himself, pig pork
sausage every day. Beef and pork
all the time. Kettle rendered lardf
in 3 and 5 pound pals. y
Andy Draper is now one Of the
flock masters for the Fall Greek
Sheep company. Andy is experience
ed and thoroughly. understands the
business.
Peter Kuiawa went to the Falls
with Lauren Cotant Saturday but
was not there long before he asked
Mr.. Cotant to bring him home as
he was getting homesick.
T While George Firkins was wrestl-
ing with a horse Sunday. the animal
kicked him in the side breaking a
rib. Monday morning when Firkins,
ST.. went to the barn he found the
horse dead.
Nine freight teams from here on
their way to the Falls trailed out
on Monday. They returned with 0
signments for the Iowa Lumber Co,
Lawson Hardware and the Rockland
Cash Grocery.
Our friend Wollerson, who has
been in Portland all winter, returned
Friday bringing two with him who
viii likely locate here. Mr.. VOL
lerson is glad to get back to this
beautiful and fertile valley again.
Harry Neon devotes his spare
time to watching his garden stuff
grow. He expects to supply all thef
hotels i'm American Falls with new
potatoes. green peas, lettuce gree1
corn and tomatoes.
Ed. Quinley and Webster Atwood
who have been hunting and trapping
in northern Wyoming during the
past winter. returned to their ranch
es Monday. The boys have haq
some remarkable experiences to RET
Late.
Mrs. Jackson. a new conner and
locator in the Paradise country to
the south, was in on Monday after
supplies. Mrs. Jackson is very well
pleased over the valleys prospects
and is glad She had decided to made
it her home.
Pupils who desire TO pass from
the seventh TO the eighth grades
must attend the examination in this
place on April 18th and Goth. Miss
Rice. who will conduct the examina-
lion. will be nelaSed to meet AL who