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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-02-04
DEATH or MRS. OTTO HEGE.
Entire Community Joins With D
Bereayed Husband.

Circum instances surrounding ths
death Of Mrs. Otto Hege, who passed
away last Friday morning, are OF y
nature so sad that near friends anu
aeauaintances speak OF the event ~
low awed tones and ever the strahs
ers must needs stand with bared
head In the presence of a sorrow 100
great for human COMPREHENSION.
Married less than a year MRS. neg
at 3 o'clock on Friday gave birth 70
A baby daughter, to pass five hour7
later into the mystery OF that great
beyond from which the soul OF ne,
little n had come. Expresseu
in the language of the medical men
the cause of death was "ecclamp-
sia'' or ureinic poisoning. Drs. Noun
and Mckinnon were In
and every effort within the range OF
modern medical science in such cure
was made to save the mothers HE.
The saddest feature OF the serVlV-
ing husbands bereavement n the
one that has awakened for him thc
deepest sympathy of the entire com
munity lies in the fact that less than
four years ago his first wife, an eld-
er sister of the one who has just pas
sed away, died under exactly SIM
liar circumstances. Both women
were daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
mar Giesbrecht, whose home Is
three miles south of Aberdeen.
The Giesbrecht and Hege families
came to Idaho together from south
ern California, and soon after their
arrival here Mr.. Hege married Miss
Anna Giesbrecht, about n year lat
er she died In child birth. Two years
afterwards, on May /, 1910, he we'd
ed his first wife's sister, Miss Mary
Giesbrecht and on Friday she too
passed away.
The funeral was held at 2 o'clock,
Sunday afternoon from the Minnon-
tie church. in Aberdeen, of which
congregation, husband and wife wer
members. 1t was by far, the largest
funeral gathering that has ever been
assembled in Aberdeen nearly every
family within a radius of ten miles
attending the services and interment
Addresses in German were given by
Rev. N. f. Toevs, of Mountain Lake,
Mimi, and Rev. Jacob Hege, Of Aber
deem. Rev. j. B. Baer, pastor of the
Minnonite church addressed the col
gregation in English. Enterment
was made in the Minnonite Genet
airy, south west of town, in which
only two previous burials have been
made since the cemetary was estab-
four years ago.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-02-04
NEWCOMER BUYS A FARM.
John Cunningham Pays $75 Per
Acre For the Shrek Place.

John Cunningham has completed
a deal with the Fugate Land com
pany for the purchase OF forty acres
OF land owned by j.. II. Shrek. one
and a half miles south of the town
site. The place is all under cultiva-
ton in grain and alfalfa. The con-
sideration is said to have been SIS
per acre.
Mr.. Cunningham is a new conner
from Galesburg. Ill.,, and was led to
locate here by his son. c. l.. Cunning
ham. OF the firm OF Cunningham &
Ernst. He is an experienced farmer
and Will devote his energies to dairy
Ing and the raising of hogs. with
poultry as a side line. He will erect
at once a six-room house and other
necessary buildings and hopes to be
living in his new home before April
LIST. The forty acres purchased
Mr.. Cunningham II about a. fine
piece OF land as Ia to be found on
the Carey tract. It lies close to the
low line canal, ia crossed by the c.
Brown lateral and will be easily
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-02-04
PRESBYTERIANS WILL BUILD.
New Pastor Who is Real Church
Builder Comes to Aberdeen.

New Pastor Who is Real Church
Builder Comes to Aberdeen.
Rev. Mr.. Tweed, former pastor
OF the Presbyterian church at Am
erican Falls, has been assigned to
the pastorate of the Aberdeen Pres
byterian church and preached his
tlrst sermon here or Sunday morn
Ing. Rev. Mr.. Tweed is past middle
age and is known among the Pres
byterians as a successful church
building pastor. He comes here.
is said, for the purpose of organiz-
ing the local church and will have
the assistance of the state mission
airy board in the erection of a churc
building and manse.
1t Is now proposed to erect A
church building Of concrete. large
enough to seat 800 persons and it is
proposed that such work shall be
commenced at once in order hat
many people who contribute work
instead of money, can give their
share before the work on the farn
begins in the spring.
Hitherto the pastor of the church
has been compelled to live in the
old Tabernacle building, a structure
OF canvas and wood, and the SER
vices have been held in the school
house. 1t is agreed that as soon
as a church building car be proyid-
ed the organization will gather to
many people who have not
hitherot been regular attendants
and a deeper interest will be mani
tested by everyone.
The state board has offered 70
give a large sum towards the cost of
both church and manse and also to
loan a further sum without interest
toward completing the work and If
believed it will not be difficult mat
ter to secure contributions in work
III cash to IS the success of
the project.
Rev. Mr.. Tweed will continue TO
hold services in the school house
every Sunday morning and evening
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-02-04

1t was a purely a home croud
nat an nded the Friday night dane,
.n' so condition .. -, r AIS lnnn'
ing many of those who live ar n dc
lance away. Music was furnished =
the Hurt orchestra and e~yeryhoa,
reports a good time.
Mrs, Mary D. Jackson eava q a,
9 party Sunday afternoon in honn.
OF Or. and Mrs. MacKinnon Amnnn
enose present were Mr.. and Mrs +
y. hurt, Miss Nora Jones. Miss I'm
ma Davis. George Lechleiter d
Fugate and David and Marion lao
son.
A party was given Saturday even
Ing In the new Abercrombie hal,
smith shop by Mesdames ! : ans
=. r: Aoercrombie in honor of their
cousin, who is leaving for Wasbinn
ton where he expects to maxi
nome. A good crowd of vo,,u
folks were present and all en- invoa >
pleasant evening. The partv
given in the residence rooms IN '"S
rear or the shop building wbera Nv
and Mrs. Abercrombie will live VI"
Farmers living on Horse ISLAM
are anxious for the compilation ~
the cable ferry across Snake -.
which will give them an open roc.
to Aberdeen. Enough money Iu
been subscribed by Aberdeen has
chants to purchase the cable ann
Frank Elliott and other ras,aa.
Of the island will build thu hats
largo enough to carry at least ase
loaded team. The ferry will, he
loaded at the old ford near the hom
,f Jack Bivens. Aom
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-02-04
VILLAGE DOCTER MARIsIES.
Bride is an Old Time Sweetheart
From Prince Edward Island.

From Prince Edward Island.
1t is the most palpably probable
event that oft times occasions the
greatest surprise and such proved
to be the case last week when 1t wa
announced that our amiable village
man of medicine, DR.. M. c.. Mac
kinnon, has gone to P~ocatello to
meet his bride and be married In
that city.
That the doctor had contemplate
ed some such serious step as this,
might have been assumed from his
recent purchase of the Stearns home
and from other equally significant
Incidents. such al the purchase of
kitchen utensils and house hold fur
niture. When doctor bought the
Stearns place. 1t was gravely as
serted that he intended to open a
hospital there and inasmuch as he
did not take the trouble to deny the
report. 1t was generally believed.
The doctor Is a ScOtchman and be-
Ing Scotch knows how to keep his
W counsel and never a hint did he
utter concerning his Intentions
His departure Thursday in answer t
a telegram caused some remark, but
when he returned the same evening
a full fldged benedict, accompanied
by his bride, his warmest friends a.
mong the bachelors coterie of the
town could only hold their breath
and gasp with establishment and sur
prise.
DR.. M. C. MacKinnon, of Aber-
deem. and Miss Christine Mcleod. of
Prince Edward Island, Canada,
were married ut IL o'clock Thurs
day morning. January rs, at the
Presbyterian manse in Pocatello, Rev.
Mr.. Mullen, past r of the Presby-
terrain church. performing the cere-
mony.
The doctor and his bride are N;
tives of Prince Edward Island and
have known each other since they
were children. The fact that he
has been away from his nature
hearth for several years, nearly two
OF which have been spent in Aber-
deem, would seem to indicate that
they are old time sweethearts and
In spite of his remarkable ST.
lence. the doctors decision to take
unto himself a wife. was not the
result OF a mere within or a sudden
impulse.
That Mrs. MacKinnon will receive |
warm welcome to Aberdeen goes
withous saying. for although he has
been a resident for less than two
DR.. M~ackinnon. has made
good In Aberdeen and no man has
more real friends than he. Speaking
all of these friends the Gazette
to extend its warmset
sratulations with the added wish
the newly married couple will
lave a long and happy life in the
community they have chosen for
heir home.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-02-04
A. F. A. NJ.
RIO. JONES

Notary Public
MS Insurance
Real Estate le~
CoiiAeiio,> and .ol
Property rented. sought : ~
Office one block east OF depo>
o. o. Hall.
Ansucan Falls. Idaho
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-02-04

M W. OF A.
Power City Camp. No. 1890.
Meets In die /. O. O. +. hall OF
the first and third Thursday at
1880 d. m, each month.
All visiting neighbors welcome.
A. w. Davis. v. G.
WIN. r. Jasmann. Clerk.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-02-04
Tobias j. Wedel Chosen President ,
Aberdeen Hardware COMPANY.

L j. Wedel. former manager OF
we Aberdeen Lumber Co, has pur-
chased an Interest in the Aberdeen
HARDWARE and Furniture
and VIII devote his entire time and
attention to the business. Mr.
u. baer. retires from the company.
having sold his interest IN the CON
oera to Mr.. Wedei. At the annual
meeting of the corporation held last
weeR i, j. Wedel vas chosen presi-
dent, Arthur Hoffman, vice presi-
dent and Calvin Moser. secreta
treasurer and manager.
The company has laid plans for
the erection OF n new store building
on the eorne of Main and Center
streets, early next spring. after
which time the present store will
be used as a ware house.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-02-04

Rev. n. +. Toevs. of Mountain
Lake. MINI. an evangelist for the
hinnonite church. Is conducting a
series OF meetings at the Homestead
school house. He also preached
the Mennonite church In Aberdeen
last Sunday evening and will fiji the
same pulpit next Sunday evening.
rs cents buys two balls OF cotton
In place OF one at the Valley Sum-
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WeI0 ~ perIei1en.

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limb mir Ietben Sbnen $40 bis 500, ipenH
Gle es eebraiideii. Ginfinnatt esnn 3D., bi2
Face @f, 9imntcr 81. Gtorsc Canal 1929.
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