American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-10-12
VS.. Cotant is the latest.

Miss Ida Hartley was in fror
landing recently.
Harry Brown is back from TT
Brigham fruit sale.
Bert Lewis made a quick trim /,
the Power City, Saturday.
[Mrs. John Jones spent a coupk
OF days in the Falls, last week.
The Rev. T. R. Guy. of Landing
was a busy caller the other day.
!hornhill's Cafe, open day ant
night. Prices right. Evans block.
The riding boss of the forest re
serve was over this way last week.
John Halling left for Utah, Tues
day, to be gone a couple of weeks. ,
When you are hungry, don't fof.
get TO go to see Charlie for q meal
Judge Currier and mother, of the
LANDING country, were in town, Fri
day, -
klSson and Reipman, OF the Last
Chance district, were VISITORS Fri
day.
DR.. Logan was able to survive be
yond his thirty-fifth birthday. the
sixth.
The enrolment of scholars at Nhe
opening of school was very satAs.
factory.
George Martin. of the last Chance
district, was in town for supplies,
last week.
Robert Kelly and wife have re-
turned from . fruit visit to Brigham
Cit. U-ah.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crowley are
rejoicing the arrival of an eight
pound boy.
Sam Morris is using the old
Southwe storeroom as a deposit
tory~for grain.
Mrs. Susan Moon has returned
from an extended visit with friends
at Calls Fort. Utah.
Marvin Tyler and 10 Thompson
both brought large loads of wheat
to town the last of the week.
D. e. Maxon, a wagon expert, has
been in town for several days doing
his best to keep the wheels to go
ing.
George Horst took a big load Of
wheat to American Falls, Thursday,
and expects to haul in several loads
more.
Some of the boys who like their
chicken were called upon, Friday, to
pay for some that had been bor-
rowed.
Miss Celia Hunter is i'll with an
attack of typhoid fever. This is
the second ase in the family OF Ed
Hunter.
Uncle Billie Steele took a big
load of wheat to the Falls, Friday,
returning Sunday. He says the road
was fine.
Mrs. Summerell and daughter,
Mary, mother and sister Of Mrs. An
drew May, are here for a visit, from
Ogden. Utah.
Mrs. NJ. A. Fugate, after a very
pleasant visit with the Lawson and
Fisher families. has returned to her
home, at Aberdeen.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. NJ.
Rosenkranz, last Wednesday, going
early in the morning and returning
late in the evening.
TIA bushels of white winter bar
lev was what Eli Harris got fom
16 acres. This would near a little
more than 48 bushels to the acre.
The Lloyd Meat Market IL prepar-
ed to furnish meats and sausage
every day in the week but Sunday.
Home rendered lard always On hand.
We sympathize with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Collins over the death Of
their neice Miss Ethel Denny, with
hrofn fouor ~ ENNv< Toc~AfnAr Ia
George X. Stanger is having q
granary with milk celler underneath
built on his home place. Bob Ewing
says it will be the best inthe val
ley.
Elmer Perry took Miss Eloise
Wood, q new conner. from Indian
apolis, to Arbon, last week, where
the young lady is seeking a home
stead.
Bert Halling. who has been rust
icating in the vicinity of Henry's
Lake for the past four months, has
returned and will devote his energie
to school life.
Miss Myrtle Harris is now the
cerk at the postoffice, having taken
t0o pace Ok Ml8S AcI " u uu6O
who has gone to kellogg. Idaho. to
attend school.
The Jesse Hays outfit has moved
from the Table mountain country to
Moonshine. Mr.. Hays has seeded
close to 1000 acres in this valley
SO far this year.
The Rupp and Bliss well digging
outfit Just finished aweh at the
Bliss place 1875 feet deep. They have
moved into Sand hollow. where they
will puncture the earth for David
Morris.
Miss Dora Rice. OF Paradise valley
got into town, last Wednesday. She
expected to have met with the dele
gates attending the conference Of
the Congregational body which met
in Boise ON the 4th.. but. - she
says herself. with rain and snow
there was actually nothing doing.
During the past week several
horses have dropped dead while at