American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-07-20

g. n. Potter was In from Pleasant
Valley, Monday.
Prices right. All work guaranteed
q. q. Widsteen..
David Burrsll was in Blackfoot
on business. Monday.
Good milch COW for sale. Inquire
1t Fall Greek Sheep Co.
pr. q. ,. vfnnegan, dentist. Of
f1oo IN The Schmidt block.
Moving machine and rake for
sale. Call on r. J. Kohlhepp.
Good pigs Tor sale. Inquire at
this office or Of N. P. McAfee.
Mrs. Woodan Of Bannock Switch,
Z Wa an American Falls visitor. Mon
day.
Cashier Ogden and Clyde Hah-
son were over from Rockland. Satur'
day.
Postcard or large views Of the 4th
Of July parade at the Power City
Studio.
FOR SALE-Ten acres OF stand
Ing oats. Bargain at 800. John
Richter.
mIus ~. w. AtWOoQ dHu thAAusSN
are visiting her father In Greenville'
Michigan.
Before buying wheat or oat sacks.
see the Keith & Greene Grain Co..
for prices.
FOR SALE CHEAP-Good Sec
ond hand 15-h. p. Case engine. J.
L. McKown.
Full line of Tinolac for inside
work and furniture at the Western
Cabinet Works.
N. G. Lawson is In Malad assist
Ing Frank Moench In the survey for
the electric railway.
A good team oil mules. buggy and
harness for sale. Call at Keith &
Greene Grain Co. office.
The warm weather Is ripening
grain very fast and harvest will be
In full swing next week.
Anyone desiring an A / homestead
on the line OF the railroad. will do
we'll to see II. II. Earring.
A Big clearing sale OF millinery,
ladies fashion notions. etc. at Eva
b. Smiths Millinery Store.
WANTED-To exchange carpen-
ter work for fall blowing. See Earl
Stearman at c. w. Il NJ. Co.
Just received: violin, guitar. man
dolin strings and supplies. The
very best. Widsteen Jewelry Co.
Professor Thompson returned
from Utah yesterday. whore he BIS
been on BUSINESS, since the fifth
Ladies' and gentlemen's suits
cleaned and pressed at Tony's. the
taikf. next door to the library.
/Miss Matte Nunnelly and Mildred
TSalee went to Arbon Thursday last
on a visit to Miss Nunnelly's parents
Tony, the tailor. for your spri8
Fuit. Cleaning and pressing q
speciality. Next door to the library.
Fred l.. Ruch. one OF our dry
farmers. left last week for Wardner,
Idaho. where he will remain for a
time.
Land to rent at American Falls.
Landing and the Big Dry Farm dis
trict. see w. II. Philbrick. American
Eells.
w. p. Fifield was up from Rock
land, Monday. He a y harvesting
will be under way the last of ~
week.
TAKEN UP-A bay horse, Weight
about 100 pounds, by Otto Ander-
son. Owner can have same by pay
ing costs.
Have your family washing rough
dry, at the steam Laundry. We
iron the flat work. Phone No. So
for prices.
The family of MIR. Stoll, the new
manager or the Remington, arrived
Monday from their former home
at Richfe'd. Utah.
wANTED-Horses to pasture in
a good pasture. running water and
no mosquitoes. Inquire of L.. G.
Arnold, at pool hall.
The farmers of the dry farm sec
ton have completed a five mile tele-
phone line, which VIII connect with
the mutual line TO Aberdeen.
Have your eyes tested and gases
fitted by G. Il. Widsteen, who has
tested and fitted hundreds OF salts |
fled customers with glasses.
People who desire pictures OF the
Fourth OF July floats may secure
them at the Power City Studio. Miss
Lee has a number of excellent ones.
Allen Hawkins was down from
Arbon Monday. Mr.. Hawkins ia one
OF the new settlers and 10 proud of
the fine grain he will harvest this
year.
Anyone wishing TO rent rooms
furnished or unfurnished. with or
without board. can be Accommodated
up stairs over Eva b. Smiths MIL
1inery Store.
A.. W. Church was bound over to
the district court. Monday, by JUS
tSce 3. o. Jones. No evidence was
introduced. 8. C. Winters represent
~ the defendant.