American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-12-14

Pharmacy.
A son VA horn TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolf Claassen Sunday.
Axnnn6ss 49, go aupeals n dis
es4m1nn11ng mnohoGs.
A baby va born to Mr.. and Mrs.
q. n. Widstsen last Saturday.
j. r. 0ish returned from a weeks
business trip to Salt Lake Saturday
night.
ID. w Davis was d business visitor
10 salt Lake City the first Of m
-wext~>
/Mrs. Eva b. Smith departed for
/9lackfoot, Wednesday. on . short
huetness trip.
THE model farm OF Arthur w.
Davis has added q flying machine
to its equipment.
xOgr-Browp horse. branded T.
Finder bring 70 the Press office and
receive reward.
A half inch Of now fell Monday
night. Salt Lake and Ogden .
SIX or eight inches.
g. j. Carlson left Tuesday for a
visit to Preston. He will be alb
sent until near Christmas.
The goods that you buy from Wild
steen's Jeweiry store Ia the very
best. at lowest possible prices.
Mrs. e. E. Alberts. Of Landing,
left for Filler today. where b
has occurred n position as . cook
In a hotel.
Have your family washing rough
dry, at the Steam Laundry. We
Iron tho fiat work. Phone No. 81
for prices.
A Christmas dinner will be serv-
ed ut the Remington from 5 to $3.50
Reserve your tables now, 81 per
couple. French service.
William Wetzel has been very
sick for several days but Ia i'm
proving and Will be able to come
to town within q day or two.
Do not forget the date of the
demonstration train-Thursday. Dec
~, 1:15 .. m. II will be worth
the while Of every farmer to attend.
Have your family washing 70
dry. 1t the Steam Laundry. We
Iron the nat work. Phone No. 80
for prices.
John Toeys. one OF the tax-bur-
dened patriotic citizens of Aber-
deem. was In American Falls Monday
having brought visitors to the rail-
road.
An eight months old child of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Spalding died last
Thursday of pneumonia. The fun
eral was held Friday afternoon, SER
vices being conducted by Rev. Leitch
WANTED-Men and women for
nm Auaf.pv. NJ Olnuu In hAttua 1rpuUA1-
ing and Local. Salary and Expenses
Experience lot necessary. Call at
room Q. tho West House.
The ladies guild OF the Episco-
pal church met with Mrs. +. H..
81. John Wednesday afternoon.
Their next meeting will be held
Decsmber "a, with Mrs. Della Reed.
- V. sigmond leaves tomorrow
for zumbrota. MINI. where he is
called on business. He expects to
return about the first OF February.
ana Resume the practice OF law.
DO your Christmas shopping early
II YOU want the pick OF the stock.
Merchants report a good holiday
trade the purchases largely being OF
articles OF utility rather than of
ornament.
O.. 8. Randall. one OF the energetic
c settlers Of Arbon. win leave In
a few days for u visit to his former
home at Somerset. Ky. MIR. Ran
dali has made good and will be-
come an immigration agent while
absent.
j. Heydiauff is down from
Landing today. He came into the
county In September aud cleared
and seeded a small field to wheat,
put up his buildings and IL ready
to get busy In real earnest at the
-&irst-Approach of spring.
J. A. Toner. editor Of the Aber-
deem Times, was q visitor Tuesday.
Nj. Toner rays he has gone DEM
Ocratic and ID going to whoop up
for Thomas Jefferson and Andrew
Jackson from nov ON. Mr.. Toner
has our deep sympathy in his be-
reavement.
The Thanksgiving dinner served
by the Remington was probably the
most elaborate ever served here, and
was enjoyed by about rs people.
The decorations wore red candles
and chrysanthemums and the dining
room was beautiful. Manager Stolli
efforts to please were entirely Sue
cesuful.
Gus Miller left today for Helix.
oregon, whore he goes to attend
the wedding Of his sister. Sophia
Miller. to David BAhrens. Report
has Il that Nj. Miller II to marry
: sister Of Mr.. Bahrens. that being
his pr1nelpal mission for the trip
Nj. KILLER u o Of the leading
farmorD OF the community and his
host ~ friends viii shower him
With congratulations upon his re-
turn.