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

Local and Personal
Dubois Nichols spent wednesday
In Rockiand On business.
Moving machine and rake for
l0e. Cali on r. J. Kohlhepp.
Mrs. O. r Keith IL here from Wen
dell for q few days visit.
Dr. q. =. yinnssan. dentist. Of
me- In the Schmidt block.
Miss Faye Klein was the guest OF
friends here hi first Of the week.
Pure bred Jersey Bull at Phill-
brick 4 Greenwood barn. Service
$3.50.
70. II. Furrer purchased a horse
C .sea busy Monday from Joseph Was
Before buying wheat or oat sacks.
zee the Keith & Greene Grain Co.
for prices.
Attorney w. J. Travis and John
n. Bowen were in Pocatello, Monday
on business Of a legal nature.
Anyone desiring an A / homestead
on the line OF the railroad. will do
we'll to see Il. Z. zaring:-
Peter Hailing was up from Rock
land Monday. a listener to the testf
mony adduced at the Mckinley pr(-
liminary.
Have your family washing. rough
dry, at the Steam Laundry. We
iron the flat work. Phone No. 81
for prices.
Deputv Sheriff Morgan Jones was
In tow Saturday, accompanied by
hts son-in-law, Clyde Hanson Of the
Rockland Times.
/Ancy Sullivan. Earl Hooker and
/June Stephenson made a three days
trip to the Bannock mountains thf
4 Z first OF the week.
- Sid Oliver. William Gish and d,
w. Roberts bagged about thirty sagAy
4 hens Wednesday, on a hunting trip
4 out~pear Sunbeam.
@ A letter from II. C., Grothier from
Pfttsburg. kas, states that he Is still
interested In the west. and may take
a western trip soon.
Miss Nettie O'Donnell of Rock
Springs. Wyo., who was the guest
last week OF the Misses Oliver, re-
turned nome Friday.
10 Byington. one of the pioneers
OF Rockiand, was an interested spec
tator at the preliminary trial of Os-
car Mckinley Monday.
Mrs. vedder came up from Jerome
TUESDAY. for a short visit, leaving
the next day for Portland to visit
her two daughters who are in school
there.
Harvesting Is progressing rapidly
and reports OF yields are very salts
factory. Volunteer grain is running
from twelve to twenty BUSHES, viii b
Is yield enough for a lazy man.
H.. II. Greenwood. who was called
TO Boston a couple OF weeks ago on
account OF the serious Illness OF his
rather, is expected to arrive home
tonight, According to last advices
his rather was much improved.
Messrs. Burns and Adams, hust-
ing homestoaders from near Land
ing, were in the city Wednesday
and today, accompanied by their
wives. and MIR. Burns went on to -.
focateilo Wednesday afternoon.
III you want a picture OF your ,
home or farm taken. leave an order :
at the Power City studio. This line y
OF work Is carefully attended to byf !
IN experienced photographer who III I
engaged for this particular work. q
A party consisting of Capt RudJ !,
Ben Howell. Asa Church and Id n
cummins Went duck hunting up tie n
river Tuesday inCap Rudd's launch 4
They couldn't locate any ducks, ho@ :
ever. therefore they returned empti :
handed. ~
The Arthur w. Davis CompanyN
= has received a number Of fine sam h
pies OF grain in response 20 the offer 4,
OF prizes For the best sample each 81
OF dry iand ANA irrigated grain a NJ
prize Of 81 viii be paid. and So for 81
IA@A9oond best. Isl
Rev. Howard stoy. OF Rocateilo. u
will conduct services at the Epis- sa
eondl church Sunday morning. Au- i'
gust 10, az II o'clock. For several a
weeks the Episcopal services had sc
been discontinued but they viii be AS
resumed tomorrow.
Miss Grace Austin. who has been tr'
visiting her aunt, Mrs. II. r. Hager. an
and her brother. Raymond Austin, WI
since February last. viii leave for ru
her home in Minneapolis next week. to
She has made many friends who will ag
regret her departure. pu
Henry Rock spent the first of the on
week on his ranch at Rockland. ne
hrs. ID. w. Stevenson returned in,
Tuesday from Cook, Idaho. TO pack bo'
up and ship their household goods. an
Mr.. Stevenson has taken the man An
agement Of a stock ranch near pIa
Cook, belonging to Mrs. S~teyenson's en-
father. Mr. Sullivan. Her youngest de,
daughter. Hetty. returned with her. thu
mad Excursion