American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-04-22

\ c. j. Richards was in Monday after
supplies.
Miss Dora Rice is on her form in
South Fork
II Clint Robinson has moved on to
his homestead.
Frank Bell was in for supplies
the last of the week.
Willie Goddard. of Last Chance.
was in Monday for supplies.
I Orville Lotchan is blowing for f.
~ Rowland on the West side.
II Ed Hartley has sold to the Roy
brothers. a team OF fine horses.
Crescent tea, coffee and baking
powder at Rockland Cash Grocery.
L. a. Commons left Monday for
Twin Falls to be absent all sum
mer.
II Charlie Hartley and wife. OF the
Power City visited with relatives
Sunday.
at lowest prices. Rockland Cash
Grocery.
Miss Glare Coleman Il Miss Nell
Smith, of the west side, came 10
town Monday.
Ask to see the Conqueror Irriga-
ton shovel at Lawson's hardware.
You will like it.
Gothfried Hachbaum and dauhter.
Miss Emma. We're in the Power City
the first OF the week.
Archie Winett spent Easter with
Ed Sager. at the latters home at
the head of South Fork.
Charlie Howard and wife spent
Mrs. w. ". Howard. Sr.
Miss Susie Stanger spent Sunday
with her sister. Mrs. Claude Zim-
norman, on the farm stead.
Mrs. Adolph Rosenkranz enter
tanned a number of her friends at
an Easter dinner at her home ranch.
Mrs. Baily, the Grandmother OF
Earl Baily. left Sunday for her form
er home in Minnesota. for the sum
uer.
The Rockland Meat Market sold
out their meat supply for easter
Our citizens were mea hungry Mon
day.
Mrs. Emile Alec and Miss Rose
Lambard. from the lower creek.
were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Ella
Commons.
Cottrell, the we'll mar has found
/ uannnA uofor OF tho hnma n< ThOS.
Barnard on East Fork, at a depth
Of forty feet.
H. c. Wood, Jr. and family have
} returned from Roy Utah and now ar
at home on their dry farm on the
west bench.
Elmer Perry lost a bill size peck
ct book, asst week, containing some
valuable papers and two ten dollar
~greenbacks.
~ Chris Christianson IA in town
the last of the week after farming
supplies. Mr.. c. says the wheat is
looking fine.
Leslie Houtz returned Monday al
noon, from the Falls with a wagon
load Of seed barley that he expects
to SOW at once.
Sam Cotterell struck water. on
the Barnard phase, at the depth OF
thirty feet and has moved his mach
inc to the Lissh lots.
John Jones, himself, pig pork
sausage every day. Beef and pork
all the time. Kettle rendered lard
in 3 and 5 pound pals.
W. Bennion and wife and G. E
! Widstein. the Jewler of American
Falls, and his wife, were visitors
Mrs. Sarah Houtz's, Sunday.
VI Mrs. Lou Hampton entertained
. Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Fifield. Mrs. Ed
Fifield. Mrs. Marintha Allen AND
Doctor at lunch, Sunday. Easter
i bunnets were ON exhibition.
} TX. d. Houtz reports the loss OF
fifty head Of his graded sheep las
. week, due to the sudden change Of
weather. lust after shearing. The
Moss will amount 10 about $500.
John Jones, the pig pork sausage
man, is really sorry that SO many OF
his patrons and friends failed 70
receive a basket OF Easter eggs, but
| the truth remains and at the last
moment he received a message ron
the grandpa of all the rabbits that
the war in Mexico created a STAN
pede to the scene OF fighting among
the rabbit family ad that they car
ried all the eggs away with then
for a gift to the hungry soldiers, bu'
even if our market did not have
enough eggs they have plenty OF
| that pig pork sausage on hand as