American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-03-11
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ling in Landing.
Hermann Ruppe is now domesti
eating on his dry farm.
Rex Talcott spent last Sunday il
the Power City on business.
10 Wood was in from his farm tn
last of the week for supplies.
Max Lehman, of Landing, was in
town Saturday after supplies.
Bob Commons is at work at the
frodsham saw mill these days.
Mrs. Mabel Christianson. of Wash
lngton flat, was in from her farm
on Saturday last.
Mrs. 10 Smith, after a few weeks
visit at this place, has returned to
her home near Last Chance.
I'D. Seeger, of the very last of
the Last CHANGERS, was a busy Wis
itor in town the first of the week.
+ Henry H. Jensen, who has been
on a mission to the South Sea is
lands, is expected home in a few
weeks.
Fred Kemper, of cake renown
was in the city Tuesday for a while
Fred was looking for the mail in
spector.
Chas Sherlock has moved onto his
homestead south Of here. One by
one the locators are getting on their
locations.
h Rev. Metcalf, from the Twin
fails, country, has been holding re-
Ngious services at Landing during
the past week.
Cling Clark is having hauled the
material for his farm home and ex-
poets to get the carpenters started
in a short while.
Friday the Rev. Ludlow was ap-
praised OF the death of his brother.
Charles. at the Indiana home. The
sympathy of all is offered.
Oscar Dawell. OF Last Chance
came down to visit with his wife for
a day or two. He expects to move
back to the farm in a day or SO.
John Jones, himself, Rockland
Meat market. pig-pork sausage,
DAY. Come and get anything you
want, but don't forget the pig-pork
sausage.
Mrs. Perry Sheer, the estimable
better half of the druggist, arrived
last Thursday evening and will be-
come an active citizen of Sunny
Rockland.
Miss Eliza Hartley, formerly of
this place, is now a student OF the
/. D. S. school at Salt Lake CITY.
Miss Eliza would like to hear from
of her former acquaintance.
The wedding dance Friday night
given in honor of Farley Morris and
his wife, of Medley, called forth a
Jolly crowd of Rocklandites. who
home early Saturday morning.
With the establishment of an
lumber yard at this place. a
store at Landing and a church
at Last Chance, a stranger NAV get
idea of what will happen when
the spring comes.
R.. P. Share, of Los Angeles, ar
rived the last of the week to visit
father and brother, both of
whom own farms in this vicinity.
He may be induced to locate per-
manently in this valley.
Pat Clark closed the deal with
George Bulge Saturday. whereby he
the owner of the Bulge
farm in Sand hollow, consisting of
hundred and sixty acres Of fine
land. Consideration $4,000.
/The entire valley was afloat for a
While last week when the chinook
settled down t. business. The ma
jor portion of the melted snow sank
tho coil ar,r li++J, .
bur the mountains shed considerable
md East Fork was high. No great
amount of damage has been reported
A. c. Dahlen, Tony if you please,
Brown and Oscar Dawell. were
N the Power City Friday and Satur-
lay on land office business. Mr..
Oahlen has, as we understand the
natter, rented the store room ad-
the First National bank, and
VIII open an up-to-date tailoring
establishment.
John Jones. the inventor and sole
manufacturer of pig pork sausage
)e2s to announce that he will give
I'D exhibition all next week in the
'arIOrs of the ROckland Meat Mar
>et. at which time and place a fine
display OF meats of all kind may be
cen. He will also allow any one,
Who wishes an opportunity to have
ne free chance to make a pound OF
zig pork sausage after his own
Rockland Meat Market, OPP
the First State E~I,k.
The Rockland Grocery company
adopted the trade ticket sys-
for the benefit of it's many
ustomers. By this manner of doing
business those who bring in produce
an trade out what they wish and
hen instead of a credit slip the
ickets are issued to them and pass
or cash at any of the stores in
rade. These tickets range in value
five cents to one dollar and
7ill be accepted by other business
At one time the Aninias club la
ored under the impression that a
ew of the charter members of the
'1iO p1uh would come hocE int +ho