American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-06-01


Nand will have IL ready for seeding
August. lie likes the dust mulch.
r. w. Leech, who has a Location
in 10 8. 80 e. b. NJ, has arrived a
this place and will go at mi up
on HIS claim. His family is expect
ed to arrive, from Jerome, in a few
weeks.
Those who are interested in thu
Adzhead ditch on the south forl
hove completed an acquednct across
dry hollow wash, which will enable
the better distribution Of water
the owners
. Sam Morris is building a front
gate to his residence that will be
a novelty in fence decoration. Sam,
while not an artistic designer, has
fsome unique ideas as to landscape
finishing.
j. p. Hayward Of the American
Falls Tannery and Manufacture
company, was here Friday chasing
a runaway horse. He Is sorry that
he can't live all the time in Sunny
Roekland.
Il Edward Morris, who has been at
.Etending the A. C. at Logan is home
for the summer vacation. He will
devote all his spare time to hunting
md FISHING and assisting a little
in the store.
r. |. Ewing has sold to George f.
Butler, of Omaha, his town property
consisting of three lots and modern
dwelling, for the sum Of $4,000. The
deal was made through the Rock
land Real Estate company.
I On the morning of May II Doctor
Stork left a. little girl at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Howard.
AS Bill Is the deputy assessor. will
he dare to put the young Miss on
the tax roll at actual cash value?
Harry and Melvin Harris have re-
turned from Brigham, Utah, where
they have been attending school DUR
Ing the past winter. Both of the
boys look wonderfully improved and
will no doubt enjoy their vacation
on the farm.
Bishop Fogarty arrived at his
home in Illinois, Sunday. So his
postal says. He ordered the Press
to be mailed to his address that he
may be able to produce a veritable
witness when he tells about the Sun
ny Rockland valley.
I Bob Ewing is on his ranch. on
Sunbeam, and while there will build
several large wagon racks for Jess
of $4,000 lbs. capacity each.
These racks are to be used in the
transportation of grain from the
Hays farm to American Falls.
Prof. q. T. Ralphs is home for a
visit with his home folks. The Pro-
essor viii have charge of thescience
department of the Lehi. Utah, high
and until his duties begin,
which will be some time in Septem-
Der, will devote his odd hours to the
There IS no one who does not like
o receive a box from the old folks
&c home, filled with tokens of love
early memories. Such was the
ufprlse that came to Mrs. Commons
tuesday evening, and while it
Ildn't make the tears come it did
ring a touch of inconsistencies.
Mrs. Dan Moss, mother of Henry
loss, and his sister-in-law, Miss Hill
a Johnson, both of whom have
omesteaded we in what is known
S Sucker flat, left Tuesday for their
ormer home in Woods Cross, Utah.
he ladies are enthusiastic and are
ell prepared to tell of the resour-
or this, the ideal wheat country
t Idaho.
James Webb, flockmaster for the
.atfleld Sheep company, was home
n a day or so last week from Seep-
lg springs, where he has the band
present. AS soon as lambing is
trough he Will trail to the camp
Daisy creek to remain until the
tearing is done with. Then he will
owe to the summer near So
Springs.
The following left for Snake river
riday to be gone until they caught
fish; OF Crowley, Jim Anderson,
Hansen and Lot Smith. 1t is
be hoped that the fish will be
~indfolded, for if they should get
glimpse of either of the bunch it
a sure thing they would be SO
IDLY frightened they would has
n to the ocean to seek safety.
While Roy Baker was working
'ound the running gears of one of s
4 Hunters wagons one day last |
the horse attached to the rig .
ok a sudden notion to go and in ,
ling young Baker was knocked .
'wn, the hind wheel of the wagon '
Issing over his right arm and shou '
r. The injury is o serious but
III lay him up for a couple of days.
Bert Brown with teams and wag-
- passed through late Friday ev-
ing bound fol Minidoka, at which l
ace lie will lead the household Of
cts OF +. j. Bartlett, his father-in-
W and haul overland to the south 7
rk country, whore Mr.. Bartlett has 8
homestead. There is still land =,
'wn here for the asking. The more =
ople the better the times. !
Ed Quinlan, who has been assist r
g c. b. Wade in putting a dam
ross the Portneuf near the old /,
lina-eye ford. is again on his !
b as mail carrier. The dam is '
lit entirely of willow mattress I
from fnnr 20 49,. go \