American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-06-08

Herman Moth came up from Salt
Lake the fret OF the week. for q
brief vacation. He Is working for
Mr.. Pullman.
Mrs. Alice Sullivan leaves today
for Salt Lake. after a two weeks Wis
It with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Oliver.
The office building of the Snake
River Land Company is moving
across the street. just north of the
furniture store.
G. M. Hill, Of Twin Falls accomp-
anied by l.. Il. Sigmond, drove to
Twin Falls In an auto. starting
Tuesday afternoon.
FOR CHOPPED FEED. hay. mill
stuff and whole grain. see II. r.
Collier. feed mill back of Evans
Mercantile Co. store.
Lumber was hauled yesterday to
bridge the canal near Spalding, on
the e road to the Pleasant valley
settlement, near the lavas.
v The baseball boys had a fine time
in Blackfoot. but they brought back
no laurels. The score was II to 8
In favor Of the Grove city team. 4
NRoy Keith drove up from Wend-
ell, arriving yesterday. He brought
a team of husky mules over the old
Overland trail. He will leave for
Chicago after a short visit.
Have your family washing rough
dry, at the steam Laundry. We
iron the flat work. Phone No. 80
for prices.
G. w. Angelly is claiming as fine
b field Of wheat. on the Moonshine
divide, as can be shown In all the
country. He Is expecting a big yield
whether or not we get further rain.
begins at home. Be charit-
able to your home. Paint 1t with
Bradley & Vrooman Pure Paint. Tt
never disappoints you. Sold by Idaho
Lumber Co., American Falls, Idaho.
FOR SALE-Best business lot
in American Falls. directly oppsite
postoffice. Terms: $500 cash. bal
ance. 800. 8 percent annually. Ad-
dress G. F. eastman, Staples, Mimi.
The German Lutherans will hold
services at the Presbyterian church,
Sunday at 1880. Rev. Toenjes, of
Squirrel. Idaho. will conduct the
services. All are cordially invited to
attend.
John r. Foulks went to Boise the
first of the week, where he appeared
before the state land board and
presented various matters from the
standpoint of the settlers for their
consideration.
Misses Hazel Struthers and Irene
oliver are home from st. Margarets
FAcademy. at Boise. Miss Hazel was
one OF the graduates of the school,
which she has attended for the
past three years. -
Subscriber-An iron bed will cai-
tfnue to look like new If given a
coat of Perma-Lac each year. A..
beautiful shade for the purpose is
Coral Perma- Lac. Large and small
cans at Idaho Lumber Co.. American
Falls, Idaho.
All who have been through the
country comment on the excellent
prospects for a great grain yield the
coming harvest. Last year was the
most unfavorable we have ever had
and this e promises to be one Of
the best.
G. G.. Bartlett and A. A. Brown
We're here from Landing Monday.
Mr.. Bartlett is one of the newest
OF the @ corners. and is satisfied
that he has come to a good coun-
try. He came from the state Of
Washington, where so many of our
good dry farmers took a post grad
u2te course in dry farming.
/The residence Of c. c. Thorn
hill vas visited by burglars We'd
nesday night OF last week. during
the absence of Mr.. Thornhill in the
country. Mrs. Thornhill is visiting
her mother in Ogden. The self-in-
vited guests must have been musi-
cally inclined. because all they got
with vas a violin, a guitar and
a suit of clothes. n
Assessor Hull was here the first
of the week. He is making splendid
progress with his work. notwithstand
ing he had to do much of it over
on cou of the adoption of the
now more or less famous cash valua-
ton order. He is having plats made
which show the owner of every
piece of land in the county by
school districts. so that when he is !
through the valuation of any dis