American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-04-08
Devoted to the Beautiful and Fertile RockLn1d Valley.

Ibis tarmstead.
Buy your garden seed at the Rock
land CASH Grocery.
. l.. A.. PECK is building on his ranc
OF the east bench.
New lot Of bamboo fish poles at
LawsOn's hardware.
VI Andy Draper has removed to his
ranch for the
John Crowley was in town on a
shopping tour Saturday.
Dry land seed potatoes at the
Rockland Cash Grocery.
" Frank Hillhouse visited the rail
road for a few hours last week.
Claude Zimmerman has moved
onto his homestead west of here.
The drug store man has been all
\ week installing the soda fountain.
Oscar Latchan, from Last Chance.
was in town a few hours Thursday.
+ l.. l.. Evans and J.. p. Dunn we're
/over from the Falls a couple of days
j. V. Dawson, of the Iowa Lum-
Der company, was over on Saturday.
Universal roasted coffee only %
cents at the Rockland Cash Grocery.
Chop feed was quoted at $1.4O
per hundred Saturday at the Lance
mill.
Miss Gertrude Johnson is the
able assistant at the post office thes'
days.
. Bert Evans and wife, of American
Falls, are visiting Dan Altmyer and
| wife.
Crescent tea, coffee and baking
powder at the ROckland Cash Gro
Gerry.
Cling Clark, wife and baby spent
Sunday with Pat Clark, on the East
Bench.
Mrs. w. Allen, of Little creek,
was in town Saturday doing some
trading.
v Ed. Hartley is putting up a three
room house on his homestead near
handing.
Mrs. Sarah Watts, of McCammon,
Is visiting with her mother, Mrs.
Nary Brown.
Harry Robinson has now finished
FSA0 " AOW OCCupylA AiS AOAC
ION East Fork.
Ask to see the Conqueror Irriga-
ton shovel at Lawson's hardware.
You will like it.
Mrs. Tecky is now comfortably es-
tablished on her homestead near the
town of Landing.
/R. F. McCarty with his entire
yfomi1u cnonf O,ndor- NTH, th4;, M
Natives at this place.
Tom Walton, of Bonanza bar,
was in the last of the week after a
load of spring wheat
Perry Cox will manag the Pat
fClark ranch, located in Sand Hollow
1.-THE comming season.
Henry Brown has completed fenc-
ing his 100 and say he will save all
of his crop this year.
All our garden seeds guaranteed
to be fresh and first quality. The
ROckland Cash Grocery.
MILFORD Firkins is on his dry
farm. He has been busy with his
sheep for the last two weeks.
James T. Fisher and wife spent a
couple of days as guests of the Rem
ington hotel in the Power City.
Billy Fulmer, of Mt. Adzhead dis
ytrict, was in town getting pillow poin
Sbarpened the last of the week.
Save money and get one of our
nice pictures by buying your grocer
les at the Rockland Cash Grocery.
The Neeley orchestra, composed d
the leadig yong men of Neeley, madl
music for the dance Friday evening.
Joe Allen has completed a bridge
across the lower creek, connecting
the Eliason lane with the west Side.
( Mrs. James Hartley and daughter
Mrs. A. Tayson. both of Landing
were here on shopping tour Satur,
Nday. ~ -s
J. A. Babe, of WallaWalla, has re
turned and brother Frodsham ex
poets to locate him on a $50 of sage
brush, .s. =.
The aged father and mother, o
the Crowley boys. arrived Saturda.
after a winters visit in southern Cal
ifornia.
w Henry Peterson, of Last Chance
TX spent Friday with friends at thi
place and attended the dance in tn
Mrs Estella Spillett and Miss EdI
Lane, and Charles Sherlock assist
ed Claude Zimmerman to move t
his ranch Sunday.
DR.. V. G. Logan has taken posses
Esion of the property he recently pun
Nchased from painter Wallise and
now living at home.
John Jones, himself, pig por
sausage every day. Beef and por
all the time. Kettle rendered lar
in 3 and 5 pound pals.
Henry Houtz is home froI
a visit to the Gate City where h
vas called on business connecte
with the Moon Light mines.
T,d0o ThNrn u,hn hoe ON iptoroe