American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-05-13
DeDoted to the Beautiful and Fertile RockLand VaUev

Ground oyster shells for Won
chickens at Rockiand Cash grocery
The following is an incomplet,
llst OF the Rockland Junior Bias,
Ball Team:
Mrs. Josephine Edwards, of Ne
Common is visiting relatives OF
South Fork.
Mrs. John Curl, OF the west sidt
was in for supplies Thursday ane
to visit friends.
DR.. Sullivan was in Landing on
sunday and it was not to see the
ball game either.
Mrs. Eva b.. Smith, of American
Fails, was visiting Mrs. Allen for
a while, Monday.
Highest market price paid TO,
your butter n eggs. RockIand
Cash Grocery.
Miss Polly Hunsaker, who was
one of the school mans at this place
Tor the past season, left this week
Tor her home in ~Honeyville, Utah.
Earnest Good has had an attack
OF bilious fever for a few days. He
is improving. however, and expects
TO be at work again in a few days.
The Iowa Lumber Company is
putting on another large invoice of
building material. Local Manager.
Rex is kept pretty busy these DAYS.
John Jones, himself, pig pork
sausage every day. Beef and pork
all the time. Kettle rendered lard
In 3 and 5 pound pals.
Uncle 10 Smith was in town the
last of the week after supplies.
He says his wheat is looking fine
but thai he is a little shy on acre
age.
f. G. Crum, from the head of the
South fork, blew in on Saturday TO
interview the s~torekeepers. He is
quite busy these days %grubbing sage
brush.
. j. c. Colman, of the Table Noun
tain country has finished fencing
and now rests ~contentedly at night
knowing that his wheat is safe from
the range stock.
Clint Robinson has been laid lp
for the last ten days nursing a cafe
OF bloodpoisoning caused from a
~ IN / llO1 l1LkS ltAl.
so one must be careful. y
John Curl was in from the Table
Mountain district Saturday and says
Jess Hays has many teams busy har-
rowing wheat. He says the pros
poets are fine for a big yield.
Name Warden Lehrbas. of this
district, stepped into town last week
and called upon the sawmill men of
this place. whom he took before the
justice who fined them ten plunks
Mach.
Gottfried Hoffbaum and daugh-
ter, of Landing, stopped over
at this place Friday evening for a
few supplies. Miss Emma had been
a guest of the dentist in American
Falls.
Fred Covert. who has been putting
up fencing around the large Rice
plantation at the head of the South
fork. is through with the job and
is at home on his own place on the
west side.
John Jones, the pig pork sausage
mar has located on an hundred and
sixty acres of sag brush nea the
Last Chance district, both of these
locations were made by Sherman
Commons 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Nephi Wood left
the first of the week on a visit TO
points in Utah where they have kin
folks, after which, they will go to
the Yellow stone park and then rA1
turn home. y
Sherman Commons took out a
party of locators Thursday and he
found suitable sites for them. There
is still a quantity of good locations
out south that are available for the
home-maker.
Elmer Perry has leased the Co
tant barn for one year. He has also
purchased the buggies and harness
and two teams of horses. Mr.. Per-
ry should be a popular and success
full liveryman.
( Mrs d. Altmyer entertained John
Allen and James Mason and wife. of
American Falls and Robert Hill
house. of Rockland. to an elaborate
dinner. Sunday. at her home on
mob HILL" North Bench.
The Misses Leeila Jones and Col
die Commons entertained a number
of their young friends to ice cream
and cake. A similar number of
their older friends would not object
to being called upon occasionally.
THE balance of the 0. w. Pol
lard out fit from the Falls. passed
through here early Monday morning.
for the farm on South Fork. Mr..
Pollard has been employed in the
Power City during the past winter.
The Junior base ball nine will
give a dance on the evening of May
Goth in the brick hall for the benefit
of the team. Good floor and good
music insures a good time. All are
to attend and help the boys
One of the wise men of the valley /
got a jolt from the fish man. last