American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-01-28
DeUoted to the Beautiful and Fertile Rockland Valley.

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Mrs Nephi Wood is visiting in
Bountiful. Utah.
Head Light Oil. $3.25 per case.
Rookie Cash Grocery.
WV SCuthwell has returned from
Va visit VII frie1 ds and relatives at
NCacen. Utah.
" Charlie Baker, of Landing, was a
Rower City visitor Saturday.
We can ave you money on your
groceries, Rockland Cash Grocery.
n Bert Adams and wife were in tow
Saturday doing a little shopping.
w. Oliver and wife, of Fall Creek
run over to spend Sunday and Ian
in supplies.
Navy beans and rice, ~ cents
per pound at the RockIand Cash
Grocery.
A large crowd attended the dedi-
catory services at Landing Thursday
night last.
v l.. L. Evahs. Of the Power City
4 bank, was a. visitor the ilsl Of the
Nf.h
Mayflower Rolled oats, ) cents
per pound at the Rockland Cash
Grocery.
n Ralph Cotant is at work on the
Spillett farm and will be busy until
at least.
Billy Chip and Lee Cummins.
American Falls were visitors the
middle of the week.
Money saved by buying lard and
bacon at the ROckland Cash Gro
Gerry.
Guy Atwood is rushing work on
the hotel. Ewing, the contractor, is
a little shy on material.
y Martin Gehring AAA-6ahsx-Esssk-
1R of Table Mountain, vera in town
Tuesday thawing out. wv
7 : pound box Maccaroni, 60 cents.
Rockland Cash Grocery.
Mrs. Warren Stuart, of Landing,
after a very pleasant visit with rela-
%tives, has returned to her home.
Mrs. Harry G. Boley is at home
and is improving rapidly after a tere
in the hospital at Salt Lake. \
/Earl Bailey, of South Fork, waS
20 OQoiiCoo NloANO NcdIlCSddy dlNl
then went on to the Power City.
c. l.. Castle is the forest rider In
this district and will have head
quarters at Oakley for the nXet few
months.
Mrs. Fl. S. Walker, Jr., is hoAe
from Salt Lake at which place size
she has beer for some weeks und4r
medical treatment. y
Y Ed. Hartley is occupying the Will
lard Firkins place near Landing. Ed.
has the prize sheep there and will
feed at that place during the winter.
- Earl Stone, after a protracted
visit with his wife's relatives at
this place, has returned to his work
at Lakeside, Utah.
Cove oysters, 10 and 20 cents
per can. Rockland Cash Grocery.
Don't forget to see the drama at
the brick hall, home talent, on the
evening OF February first. U.s.
price of admission.
John Weber has beer visiting his
home folks in Spokane, Wash. When
he returned home he brought a big !
box of Washington apples. Thanks,
Johnnie, they did taste good.
Supt. Scott Smith, of the Tele-
phone company, was over Saturday
on business and is quite encouraged
about tie matter of establishing an
exchange here III the near future.
o. A. Brown, of Kansas City, Mo.
and a son-inlaw of j.. C. Colman,
located on a quarter section INES
1871, has returned to his former
home and will in no doubt bring his
family this way in March.
Elmer, the little son of Mail Con-
tractor John Robinson, is reported
as lying very low with pneumonia
at their home. We earnestly hope
that the little fellow will hurry up
and get well.
James Johnson, after a pleasan
visit with kin folks, has returned t
his home at Kellogg. Jimmie Ii
this country and may return in the
spring TO make a permanent homme
among the citizens of Sunny Rock
land.
. Orville LatchawI of Last Chance
was in town Tuesday. Q~xxilla-~was
HadAs~gor N during thsnnight he
would has~eeer5 the street
flights sEbank corner