American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-05-13

a touch of asae.
Ray Armstrong, of the Bolin farm
was in on Saturday.
F. Covert has accepted a situa-
ton with Lou Hampton.
n Eph. Josephson, OF Lower Greek
IS in Malad on business.
Mrs. Moulton was a few days
visitor with Mrs. Chris Nelson.
Crescent tea. coffee and baking
powder at Rockland Cash Grocery.
Chas Roy has purchased a team
oil work horses from John Hartley.
The Rev. Thos. II. Gilbert has
located on an eighty acres south of
here.
Lard and bacon always on hand
at lowest prices. Rockland Cash
Grocery.
DR.. %Sherburn, of P~ocatello, was a
visitor Sunday with X. d. Houtz.
Rockland
H. F. Deardroff. the horseman of
Burley, was in Monday looking at
the surroundings.
ID. j. Best and wife of Salt Lake.
are visiting with Mrs. Josephine
Hampton, a sister.
Ben Achin, who formerly lived in
this place, is back on a visit. Ben
sees many changes.
Charlie Elsenpeter and wife, of
South Fork, were busy shoppers in
Rockland Saturday.
Miss Susan Stranger spent Sunday
on the farmstead of her sister, Mrs.
Claude Zimmerman.
Mrs. Ralphs was in town Thurs
day and says hat the growing whea-
hooks fine out south.
Mrs. A. N. Vallins and Miss F.
Nettie Rice spent Monday in The
Power City shopping. 4
L. May, c. Wood, B. Kelly, j. Cook
A. White, E. Hutchinson, Guy Pease,
c. Jones and A. Perry. \
Ruppe and Bliss have beer drill
place south of here.
The big steam pillow has left the
Arthur Mains place and is now at
the Gebhart farmstead.
Mr.. Glasscock, Sr., of Last Chance,
in town Sunday with a load OF
machinery for his farm.
Remember we are still giving
away those beautiful pictures at
Cash Grocery. 4
Z Ewing and Kujaya have finished
the Babe building in the Landin&
district and are at home.
Robt. Ewing is building a dwelling
for Jack Weber on the farmestead
tina will contain three rooms.
Miss Clara Colman and Miss
Eads were in from hteir
farmsteads the last of the week.
Mrs. Annie Walton has moved to
the Power City where she will
probably make her future home.
Ward Heep. who has been on a
mission, has returned and is visit
ing with his cousin, Mrs. Lucy Wood
~~Fogarty, Weed and Bailey were
a Jew of the sage brush i%nnocents
Sunny Rockland for a day last
Now don't forket Sunday school
meeting. Services are held on
each Sunday. You are always well
come.
r. Calvin Warner, after a period of
convalesence, is now at work in the
Western Uion telegraph service at
Omaha.
John Allen. of the Evans Mercan-
tile of American Falls, was circulat-
ing among friends here the last of
week.
: o. w. Pollard and bride arrived
here Saturday last and proceeded
Immediately to the homestead at
Last Chance.
Jess Hays, after a spell of sick
ness is again able to attend to the
of the big dry farm to the
west of here.
Babe Lane has accepted a situ-P
alton with the Ceval sheep herd andf
eft Sunday for the camp lear thS
Seeping springs.
Henry Houtz is home from az
and stockholders meeting
acid in P~ocatello. of the Moonlight
Company.
John Jones was put on achoice
so acres last week by Sherman
and Mr.. Jones has already
lied on the same.
Newton Curl mad Charles Donrely
;pent the day the first of the week. J
American Falls, looking over and
farm tools.
Harold Pollard and Oakley Barn-A
nd were here after horses Saturday
drove them to the Falls the
irst of the week.
John Jones, himself, pig pork
iausage every day. Beef and pork
Ill the time. Kettle rendered lard
n 8 and 5 pound pals.
Measles have madetheir appear
nee in the family of j. P. Clark,
Who lives at the head of Sand Hol-
and is quite isolated.
l.. W. Cotantt came around Mon
lay and took the Den man for a ride
the yOuno trotfer Harry ECh