American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-04-29
Denoted to the Beautiful and Fertile Rockland Valley.

The subscription school closed
on Friday.
olan Ogden went to the Falls
on Monday.
Wei Atwood was in town the first
of the week.
Mrs. J. T. Johnson, of Sand hol-
low. was in town Monday.
4 James Anderson will garden the
southwell property this season.
Miss Lyons and Miss Phelps, of
the West Side. were in on Sunday.
2 John Weber, of the North Bench,
Vas in American Falls Saturday.
Miss Myrtle Harris has returned
70 her school work az Garland.
Ben Cotant started his steam
blowing machine Tuesday morning.
Ground oyster shells for your
chickens at Rockland Cash Grocery.
Mcintyre struck the vein If water
on his place at a depth OF 204 feet
Road Boss Jack Daniels. of the
Landing district, was in town Mon
day.
Highest market price paid for
your butter and eggs. Rockland
Cash Grocery.
H. Wolverton was brought in on
Monday from the Hatfield sheep
camp suffering from la grippe.
Get our prices on barbed wire, be-
fore you buy elsewhere. We can
save you money, Lawson's Hardware
The Booth freight teams are now
busy hauling lumber for the new
yard here, making round iris daily.
John Jones, himself, pig pork
sausage every day. Beef and pork
all the time. Kettle rendered lard
in 3 and 5 pound pals.
Perry Sheer spent Monady on his
dry farm. What he did has not
been learned but he was some what
SUE burned when he got home.
4 Herman Ruppe finished drilling
a we'll for Mrs. Vallins, reaching
water at a depth of one hundred
feet.
Mr.. Chandler started men at
work Monday building the offices
for his new lumber yard on Main
street.
4 The Pollard outfit pulled in on
Monday from the Power City, going
south to the Pollard farm where
blowing for next falls sowing will
begin at once.
Get . diamond edge axe If you
amt = good one. Any tool bearing
tho duvnnnA oNno brand fa hotfA.
than the common kind, Lawson's
Hardware, of course.
u Fred Altmyer with his four little
mules brought over from the Falls
Monday a load Of lumber for the
Chandler yard. containing $500 feet
and weighing 1900 pounds net.
. Geo. Martin, of Last Chance, was
in town Monday on his way from
American Falls where he had been
to meet his brother from Washing
rton, who will visit here for a time.
Edward Gebhart had on old fash
Toned barn raising last Sunday, just
like they do back home" At Z
o'clock a barn Of ample dimensions
was completed and ready for occu-
! pancy.
Rudolp Rosenkranz and Kasper
Miller made a tour of investigation
Monday to the head of South Fork.
They speak glowingly of the pros
poets of the coming crop for that
section. ,.t-4-
Remember we are still giving
away those beautiful pictures at
Roekland Cash Grocery.
II The road overseers in this end
fof the county. it seems, have been
notified to cease work on the roads.
Such action will be anything but
|, good news to those who have much
frieghting to do from the Falls. 1t
hardly appears that such action vas
taken by that body.
Mrs. Wheeler, superintendent OF
the Union Sunday school, is very
proud of the condition of the school.
The attendance and interest shown
is very flattering to the officers and
teachers. Sunday school is held in
the big room of the district school
house and every n is invited to
be enrolled or visit the meetings at
half past two each Sunday.
The Reverend Thompson, super
intendent of the Congregational
church work for Idaho, made his
last visit at this place and Landing
on Sunday. He has been the supply
of both places during the last month
and has at last secured a regular
pastor for the work in the valley.
Tomorrow Thomas H. Gilbert, will
be here to take permanent charge.
The gentleman comes from Vale
Oregon, at which place he has been
in charge for some time and has
strong and stirring words. 1t is
expected that the new pastor viii
be heartily welcomed by all.
The funeral of Reuben Harris
whose sudden and sad death was
mentioned in last weeks issue, was
held from the Mormon meeting
house on Thursday afternoon, tht
services being in charge of the