American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-04-01

K. /. Ewing has been quite sick
du.ins the past week.
New lot on bamboo fish poles at
LawsOn's hardware.
Bulk pickles in quantities to suit.
kockland Cash Grocery.
Ed. Hunter, Sr.. was in town on
MONDAY for a short while.
The Cotant restaurant will serve
a special dinner tomorrow.
We have the goods and make the
price. Riverside Mercantile Co.
Many of the v~alleyites will at
tend the conference in Salt Lake.
OF Lloyd, after a few days in
bed with rheumatism, is out again.
Bamboo fish poles, fly rods. all
Kinds OF tackle at Lawson hardware.
r. E. Houseman has bought of
Sam Morris a team OF work horses.
Miss Josephine Ralphs and young
sister were in from the ranch Tues
day.
The Sam n. Morris store will have
an Easter adj on this page. Watch
for it.
Hiram Walker has deers heads
holding six spikes of which he is
very proud.
John Hartley was a visitor here
sunday, with his daughter, Mrs.
Staiiu Robinson.
ulrich and his wife came in from
their farmstead Saturday for a few
hours shopping.
Ask to see the Conqueror Irriga-
o shovel at Lawson's hardware.
You will like it.
Peter Anderson got to town Mon
day from his homestead at the head
of Maple springs.
James Anderson landed a fine
fish on Saturday which weighed four
and a half pounds.
Jas. Hartley is in Salt Lake City
purchasing a stock of groceries for
the new store at Landing.
L. A. Commons visited his family
Sunday. Mr.. Commons is working
OH his ranch near Landing.
George Martin was in the first of
the week from his ranch. George
has a lot of young pigs for sale.
Save money and get one Of our
nice pictures by buying your grocer
les at the Rockland Cash Grocery.
Ben Cotant and wife are busy
~cult1vating the acquaintance of
Miss Cotant, who arrived on the II.
10 Hess and wife have returned
home after a months visit with rela-
tlves and friends at Dundee, Oregon.
John Weber took out a lot of
wire aud other fence material Tues
day. John is busy improving his
farm.
Miss Hortense Eads and sister,
Mrs. Houseman, were in after sup
pies and to shake hands with &C.
4uaintances.
John Jones, himself, pig pork
sausage every day. Beef and pork
all the time. Kettle rendered lard
in 8 and S pound pals.
1t is rumored that Henry Houtz
has disposed of suitable lots upon
which an elegant little home is to be
erected by one of our new citizens.
Charles Chandler and Fred Zahrt
were in the Power City Monday and
Tuesday. Both of these gentlemen
are looking for freight long over
due.
The church services Sunday at all
the churches were we'll attended
and the different exercises were
based upon the thought of the COM
ing season.
Miss Hazel Howard, of this place,
who is visiting her sister, Mrs. w.
Sweeten, of Holbrook. won high hon
ors at that place by giving one of
her delightful r~ecitations. /.
F. E. Crum, Of Last Chance, with
Clark Glasscock were in for sup
plies on Monday. Mr.. Crum stated
that the church at Square butte
would be ready for dedication soon.
J.. E. Ogden and Charles Chand-
Ter are suffering from pink eye. 1t
may be serious but it gives them an
appearance of having fought a sage
The rail road COMPANY have a
corps Of engineers at work on a
survey on Fall creek where they K
pect to establish a power plant to
be auxiliary to the plant at the
Falls.
L. E. Mcintyre and wife visited
the Power City Sunday where they
expected to meet their daughter.
Mrs. Lacky, who will take posses
sion of her homestead located e a
Landing. ,
Mrs. Anna Walton, who has been
quite i'll for sometime past, was In
town for a visit Friday. She is
gradually growing stouter and ex-
poets to be able to get around in
good health shortly.
The Landing Irrigation company ]
went out last week cleaning the I
ditch preparatory to turning in the
water. This ditch is five miles IN
length and has been in service for I
many years. I
Max Lehman was sent to his bed i!