American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-07-13

Will SGlNe the Ouu feIlOW5'
banquet tomorrow night and arrang
for sixty plates.
Charlie Shuck drove the Landing
mail on the fourth, to allow Ed Quiz
ian, the regular carrier, an oppor-
tunlty to celebrate.
100 acre homestead relinouish.
ment, house, barn and good spring,
is partly fenced. price $50. See
Sherman Commons. -
JQsasE&na~was~suddenfy IlL<ast
{Vednesd@ nigA< withrs6sf eolic
TequiriaGt servifesscfSrhe doctor,
l|hnsg17e Mountaineering.
Nat Brown, who so mysteriously
disappeared from home a few days
ago, has been located in the harvest
fields in the Malad valley.
Judge Isaac Thorn has built a
14x16 addition, with full basement,
to his home. The Judge contem-
plates filling the cellar with farm
products.
Uncle 10 Smith and wife, their
daughter and Miss Segar, of the
Last Chance country, were visitors
for the great celebration the fourth,
at this place.
/Judge Oliver and George Roberts
/came owe from the Falls. sunday.
driving an auto like experienced
chauffeurs. They did not leave a
NSoesd record however.
Those who attended the Goddess
of Liberty on the fourth were Goldie
Commons. Leila Jones. Lettie How
ard and Jennie Taysom with H. P.
Frodsham as Uucle Sam.
w. w. Howard ST.. and his young
friend. Harry knudson, spent a cou-
the first of the week. returning III
time for the glorious fourth.
Andrew Draper is home again
land will spend a few weeks in the
harvest field. AadSszz.Ssies good
ite=get back n ssrtS Rcsksznd and
~fgetSirto VIE rush q Ectngssife.
-Roy Robinson. who for a few
months has been bossing a band
of sheep is at home and will go i'm
mediately out TO his homestead to
rest up somewhat before harvesting.
The heat wave of last week hast
ened the crops towards maturity and
put the hay diggers TO greater ex-
ertions. The hay and grain harvest
will be very close together this sea-
son is the prediction of many.
A big revival meeting is now be-
ing held by Rev. Ludlow, of Filler,
and the Rev. Barbazat. of Ferndale,
Washington. From this place they
expect to go to Landing where they
will conduct a series of meetings.
The following bunch of American
Falls society spent Sunday at the
Honey Moon Grove: Misses Ruth
Sallee, Florence Barber, Mamie
Greasy and Faye klien. Col. Fitz
and brother, G. B. Fitzpatrick, Jack
Lawson and J. B. Broluaw.
The high wind of Thursday after
noon. while searching for a place to
frolic, found the big gates of the
Iowa Lumber Co. open and Rex was
alone. So with a howl it took hold
Of a couple of large ricks of mater
ial and spread the same around the
yard. Rex estimates the damage at
about $40. but the Inconvenience is
is very much greater.
John Johnes. Pig Pork Sausage,
wishes to inform his customers that
inc sage uen INV VIII Dt ouO vi liz
Is of this month, and that they are
good eating when tried good. but
must be fried in family rendered
lard, which he renders under his
Own supervision. He al furnish it
in bulk. you bring your bucket.
or you may get the same in 3 or 8
pound pals at 15c a pound.
On July 4th three roulette men
made their appearance and tried to
set up their wheel for play, but
were turned down for cause. AS
they continued to hang about the
livery stable and not showing any
disposition to leave town a consta-
BILE was called into service and the
men told to leave and that quick,
which they proceeded to do. This
it seems, was near 8 p. m. The con-
stables and others noticed in the
back of the buggy, which had been
rented from Frank Barnard of the
Falls, a lot of tools consisting of a
light sledge hammer, a short drill,
a forcing bar and a cracksman's
jimmy. which were left as they