American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-03-04
Rolled oats 5 cents per pound att
Cash Grocery.

Rolled oats 5 cents per pound at
Rockland Cash Grocery.
Mrs. George Spillett was a Wis
itor, Saturday, with Mrs. Claude Zini
norman.
Oscar Dowell was in town from
the farm, Sunday to eat dinner with
his folks.
The social dance at the Odd Eel
lows hall, Saturday night, was quite
we'll attended.
Ask John Jones, the pig pork
man, can he spell SAUSAGE? Try
him, meat any day.
Crowley, hte manager of the cash
grocery company, was a business cal
Ter in the Falls, Tuesday.
q The churches all had a good at
), tendence, Sunday, from the fact the
folks got a sleigh ride Doth a going
and acoming.
Elmer Perry, of Landing, brought
in a nice young saddle horse for S.
N. Morris, Saturday and took home
a load of supplies.
Rev. Thomas R. Guy was in from
Landing, Saturday last. on business.
Mr.. Guy is principal of the district
school at Landing.
S. N. Morris and wife made a
visit to the ranch, on south fork,
Monday, taking a sleigh ride.
was in town, Monday.
Mr.. Cotant has added another new
rig to his already well supplied liv-
cry barn. This firm are hustlers as
their growing business demonstrates
II Mrs. Milissa Robinson and daught
er, Mrs. Mabel Tayson and Mrs. Mar
garet Peck were shopping, Saturday,
The snow fall made travelling easy.
John Jones, himself, Rockland
Meat market, pig-pork sausage,
day. Come and get anything you
want, but don't forget the p~ig-pork
sausage.
Sam Crumbly, Of the Leader
Hardware Co., of American Falls,
has beer a visitor with Phil Weber
l and wife over on Washington Flat,
West Side.
The Lowery drilling outfit struck
water at the depth of 165 feet, on
the farm of F. G. Holland, west of
here, the first of the week. Holland
is inclined t jubilate over the mat
ter. --- 4a.'.
u Ed Hartley, of Landing. was in
TUESDAY. He stated that his sheep
I have begun lambing. Mr.. Hartley
always has an early spring start and
always has early lambs for the first
fall market,
Jack Daniels, road boss of the
Landing road district, was in the
first of the week, interviewing COM
missioner May as to tools and mat
erial to build some road and bridges
before wheat hauling commences.
4 Elmer Perry and Arthur Taysom
|are put ing a stone or cement dam
across South Fork, in the S. n. Nor
ris meadows. This will admit of ir-
: rigating the fields and not in an
way pollute the creek waters ion
domestic uses.
Mrs 10 Lane and daughter, Mis-.
Edna. took their departure the fore
=, part Of the week for their respectiy,
:, homesteads, on South Fork. wher,
8 they contemplate remaining unit
Z they file their application for com.
mutation.
When Paul Bulfineh. Ed Quinlan
Chas Shuck ana Verin Bailly start
ed TO sing their quartet. SATURDAY
nigut, the harmony of the eelestia
choil was 81 eurhused that it j.
, feared that Gabriel Will have to ge
a new trumpet
Our fellow citizen. L. A. Com
mons has opened a shoe reparin.
5 shop and is "a competent workman
Such a repair shop has been needed
at this place for some time and nov
g that one is started, success should
/ mark the venture.
Twas Ed Quinlan that was mast
er of ceremonies at the school en-
+ tertainment, Saturday night, in Ian
. ing. Ed was selected for that posi-
ton on account of his amibility o
temper and his placidity of charact
t err. Ed sings sweetly, too.
The Walt Thompson saw mill i:
furnishing the rough lumber to the
Congregational church now in cours
of erection up South Fork. under tn
direction of the Rev. Hunt, and viii
/, be located nea Square Butte. at tn
head If the valley and among
large and thrifty settlement.
John Jones, the pig pork sausage
man, and his able assistant, Shfr-
lock, have added a new enterprise
or expect to, that is = fresh tr1pe
bakery. Pig pork sausage any time