American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-09-14

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Hoyd's meat market is now open
for business. This shop is open six
days each week. and meat every day
except Sunday. Don't forget Lloyd's.
Buck canyon has finally burnt
out. Now just who is to blame Is a
question. Fuel will NEAR an awful
lot in a few years. So don't burn
through spite.
A new butcher shop is now run
ming to it's fullest capacity. 1t is
manipulated by one w. Otis Lloyd,
if you please. The pig pork sausage
man he's quit.
Guadalupe Valdez was in Sunday
from his farm. Mr.. Valdez is the
oldest living resident of this valley
and expects to be here for the celc-
bration on the goth.
In a letter from Justice Thorn,
who is now at the Springs with his
little girl, states that he thinks she
il, getting some better. This Will be
COED news to the many friends.
Paul Sparks and his young friend
Jimmie Sherman, contemplate hav-
ing a real good time in the sage
brush wilds of Utah. Yes, they are
gone to pitch pine canyon, just this
side of Waluka Springs.
DR.. Logan was called upon to fix
the injuries of one Dick Hartley. 1t
seems that Master Dick was trying
to manipulate the bundles for one
threshing machine into the proper
o%rifice, and got his hand pungled up
Ira Miller, who is running the
Walter Thompson Threshing outfit,
ia Of the opinion that many are
overestimating the amount Of yield
in the valley but he thinks that the
average is about ~ninteen bushels.
Mrs. Perry Sheer, in a letter dated
in La Junta, Colorado, remark thae
her mother, who underwent an opei-
alton at that place last week, Is
doing as we'll as could be expecteu'
and with hopes of an early
We are having fun over here now.
Il seems that the replivin case OF
Cooper VS.. Byington. where the own
ership of a colt, left subject to a
debt for feed and care for a perlod
of twelve months, was decided by
Justice Jones as follows: Mr. cooper
gets the animal. MI. Byington pays
the feed bill. Who wins?
1t should not be forgotten that,
thar Prince of Good Fellows, sam
Morris. will have charge of the bar
becue on the goth and that means d
general good time all we hungrle.
And by the way, you should let sec
Lawson now as soon as posslple
what space you will need for your
displays.
Nat Brown, one of the best buc-
caroos in the valley, lost u II
other day. and it was as follows
Nat was riding his old bride wise
and made an attempt to corral a
beastie. when upon notice 1t was
found that Nat was on the GROUND.
II was the first time in thirteen
wears that anything of the kind mas
happened to him, Nat is now follow
ing what the doctor said, some pan
dages. a little tonic, and a day OF
so off.
The relief society met THURSDAY
II being the first meeting after mar
vest. The society decided to at once
ere.t a building of their own. IL Is
hut fair to the ladies TO say Una.
he movement is a good one anu
that donations for the worthy cauSe
should be liberal. 1t means a whoie
lot to the newcomers ana 10 ING
old-timers alike. 1t means, IN iae.,
a tender hand to the sick or lnJureu
or a bite to the hungry. Creeo ou.s
no figure as far as the lauies a.
Concerned And it seems only rlght
mat we old boys dig up a DIT loi
tho cause. So come ~fellers, dig IN
and put up. Say a dollar each. Ley
ne rive the women a chance, n
don't forget to leave the mango
with Mrs. Houtz.