American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-03-25
From Regular Correspondent

Lee Commons is grubbine sage-
brush this week.
Luther Adams spent several days
In Rockland vicinity.
L. l.. and Chas. Adams arc bnsv
building fence this week.
Complete spring stock Just in. See
riverside window display.
Inc last dance at Chemeketa hall
was not very well attended.
Mr.. zahrt came from American
rams to his homestead Sunday.
Mr.. Kane has been visiting friends
IN THIS neighborhood recently.
We have the goods and make the
price. Riverside Mercantile Co
Chas. Shuck was caring for the
STOCK in the absence of Mr.. Baker.
Veron Bailey and Rob Commons
We're Rockland visitors Wednesday.
John Garfield has purchased bav
from parties on the Rockland bench
Ernest Commons came out from
Hockland to the homestead Tuesday
X. B. Sprague and Hiram Esbel-
man are Power City residents at
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. R. setwart WIS.,
tied whit John Hadley and family
Sunday.
Miss Sarah Firkins is STAYING
with her grandmother, Mrs. Anna
Firkins.
Don't forget we sell brooms at 25c
River Side Mercantile Co.
DR.. Logan of Rockland was a nro-
fessional caller in this Wei ity the
past week.
Bert Hager has returned from a
visit to his former home at Lincoln.
Nebraska.
Miss Edith siler was a passenger
OIL the Landing stage from Rockland
Tuesday evening.
Frank Adams was a Rockland visi
tor saturday. He has been working
Tor Mr.. Rickett.
MEET US FACE To FACE. New
fIim, New Goods, New Prices. River
side Mercantile Co..
Mr.. Hickman of Curlew, stoned
Off with Ed Quinlan last week. en-
route to Horse Island.
J. E. Hodgson expects to soon
start drilling a we'll on his home
stead west OF Landing.
d.. Reinman and G. Hochbaum re-
turned from a trip to Ameri an Falls
the last of the week.
Robert Commons, who has been
working at Thompson's saw mill.
was home the past week.
Mems hats. 500 to select from
Riverside Mercantile Co.
A fine girl was born last week to
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. May. Mother
and child are doing well.
The Misses E nina and Katie
Hochbaum visited with Eva and
Mary Kuberness Tuesday.
Lewis Tucker, Archie Winett and
Mr.. Humphrey took a load of chick
ems to Rockland Wednesday.
Mr.. Bennett and Clark Kearney
were American Falls visitors Satur-
day, ea.h returning with a pillow.
We are up to the minute, River
side Mercantile Co,
Mrs. Thomas Bowling must ex-
pect to run a piultry ranch this sum-
mer. She set an incubator this week
Miss Myrtle Firkins returned to
Rockland on Monday after a couple
OF weeks stay in this neighborhood.
John Gavin has obtained water
in his well at a depth of so feet.
Professor"Bel was helping him dig
the well.
Kent l.. Woodward and Frank
Lowry returned to Rockland, We'd
nesday, after spending several days
at home.
The many friends of w. Il. Moul-
ton will be sorry to learn that he is
at Portland. Oregon, under a physi-
cans care.
Charles Adams went to Rockland.
Saturday, returning with his mother,
who had been visiting with Alanson
Adamson for a day or two.
Miss Ethel Sager, who was stay
ing with Mrs. Boiling. has returned
home sick, and her sister, Blanche,
is working in her stead this week.
Try our soc tea, River Side Nero
antIle Co.
G. Hochbaum and family and
Chas. Prinz and wife attended the
German Luthern Sunday school at
the home of Daniel Reinman Sun
day.
Frank Lowry has drilled a well
for Ed. Hunter, Jr., at Rockland.
He drilled less than half a day
there and struck water at a depth Of
81 feet.
D. Quinlan has arrived to spend
the summer with his son Edward.
He will probably carry the mail and
let Ed spend his time improving his
ranch.
Some of the people of this vicinity
are very anxious for the surveyor to
come and survey this part of the val
ley. as theya re ready to fence their