American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-11-30
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"A Millionaire Tramp" at tn
Auditorium. Friday. December s.
"A Millionaire Tramp" at tn,
Auditorium. Friday. December s..
~ b. Brokaw came down from
HHIackfoot. Monday. for q two day.
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4 Attorney 8. c. Winter was ii
KElackfoot. the first Of the week. or
business.
FOR sALE--choice wild hay. q
r. White. a block north OF Reming'
ton hotel.
IN l.. II. sigmond went to S~hoshone
yesterday, to argue a case before
lJudge Walters, In the district court.
" d. w. Davis attended a meeting O
the board OF directors Of the Aber-
deen-Springfleld Canal Co, Saturday
Iat Aberdeen,
Remember that 1t takes q little
time to finish photographs. Have
your settings early for your Christ
mas pictures,
Mrs. Viola Metz, niece OF Mrs. o.
III. Barber. and daughter. Ruth, ar
rived from Helper. Utah. Monday,
for a short visit.
VIII trade carpenter work for
blowing on homestead, 4 miles east
OF American Falls. Earl Stearman.
See w. X. Stearman. at G. w. & M.
Co.
FOR SALE---Two choice Poland
China Bears. a few choice gifts and
three good milk cows. Inquire at
the Fall Creek Sheep Co.. American
Falls.
Nhester Greene, who is buying
grain for the Brown Grain Company.
OF Ogden. has secured the imple-
ment warehouse OF the Fall Creek
Company as a receiving depot.
"a. A.. Line was here from SPRING
field, the first OF the week. He re-
ports his new daughter as getting
along splendidly. Mr.. Line is In
the mercantile business at SPRING
field, and Is doing a good business.
A. E. Sutherland. an organizer
for the Fraternal Brotherhood, a
fraternal and beneficial order. Is in
the city to institute a lodge. He
has a good start and asserts that he
will have a lodge of from 100 10
$50 members within a short time.
l.. G. Aichers. superintendent OF
the Aberdeen experiment station,
accompanied by IL. w. Harold and
lobe Wedel, were here, Saturday,
interviewing business men regarding
contributions toward the expense
of building and equipping the sta
ton.
The Colonial bali tonight, gotten
up by the young ladies for a library
benefit, will he preceded by n short
entertainment. A feature will be the
dancing OF a minuet by seven couple
In Colonial costume. and a large par
OF those attending, II Is said. will
be attired In the costumes of Colo
NAL days.
Idaho had the distraction of be-
ing the coolest AZ well as the warm
est place In the United States.
where a weather bureau Is located,
last Friday. Pocatello. with IL
degrees above zero. carried off the
honors for being the coolest part re-
porting, Lewiston was the warm
est point, winning over Jacksonville,
New Orleans and Los Angeles.
WANTED-Good HOUSEKEEPING
Magazine requires the services of a
representative In American Falls to
WIN IL u u Abu
to extend circulation by special meth
DDS which have ~roved unusually
successful. Salary and commission.
Previous experience desirable. but
not essential. Whole time or spare
time. Address with references, j.
II. Fairbanks, Good Housekeeping
Magazine. 3Sl Fourth Ave. New
York City. N. Y.
w. s. Alvord. the Aberdeen hort
was here Monday. He is
putting n home made 59-inch rabbit
proof fence around his orchard. The
Will o only turn rabbits. but
Is strong enough to turn almost
anything. He secured the first
fruit from his trees this fall, and
another year or two will be
handsome returns. Among
bearers were Jonathan and
Black Twig apples, and Elberta
add sweet cherries. His Strawberrie
and currants did good the past year,
Unexpectedly well.
4 A most enjoyable evening was
spent by the following young people
1t the hcme of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Burrell, at Igo. The entertainment
given In honor Of Miss Louise
staples. OF Salt Lake City. Progress
sive five hundred was the game of
evening and the honors were
captured by Paul Sparks and Miss
Taylor. ot-cUur-c-~s-4s-uyual
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Dainty refreshments were served and
color scheme was OF u delight
hui lavender. Everyone enjoyed
themselves to the utmost and were
9th to leave. even after the rooster
This was last Thursday
evening. Those present were Misses
Hazel Taylor. Lille Blaine. Ave
Wal. Bessie Burre.l: Mesdames ID.
and Roy Ba-rell; Mossrs.
Paul and Thomas Sparks, Whit
Robinson, Roy Burrell and w.
J. Travis. Miss Staples is a sister
" Mrs. Roy Burrell and Mrs. Elgin
the latter of this ulace.