American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-11-23

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zmns1's cAer - appeals 70 dis
momonn1An9 Wsnkess.
Nrs. j. r. Rudd left for Salt
tAks City, Monday. for a short Wis
4
W have some shsstins that We
vtIl sell for Us per 1000. Bowen
yull liss 81 Tiaolae for inside
wovk ard furniture ~ The Western
CAbinet WoSka-
wanted--Two or three furnished
rso1s for light housekeeping. for
fanily uss. Inquire At Press office.
Anyone desiring An A / homestead
- he line Of the railroad. will do
vii 70 - y. \. Earring.
For G~ale~-Harness and shoe shop.
whols Or part. good established bus
tnooo. p. d. Ennis. Aberdeen. Idaho.
Ladies' and gentlemen's clothes
mAoe 70 MEASURE n satisfaction IN
guaranteed. Tony. the tailor.
Miss Vera Oliver is having the
time Of her existence. with her
many friends. In Salt Lake City.
WANTED, Three Don apart
msnt furnished for light housek eep-
ing. Address American Falls Press.
Have your family washing rough
dsy. u the Steam Laundry. We
= the flat work. Phone No. 50
To- prices.
William Hartley. Of Landing. was
n the first OF the week. after a
wason load Of flour for the Landing
Hin Frank Cunningham and hey
xaaser. Miss maade Wilson. left
14AnxuAy. for a visit over the hou-
-~1.ax&. In Nebraska
Mrs, Aney Sullivan departed DIR
sAft Lake City. Monday afternoon.
wherc Mr.. and Mrs. sullivan win
@-aaAke their home. :
Elmer Leitch arrived home Mon
u~y night. after an absence OF about
two years. most of which has been
4 spent ON the coast.
nrs Olive welch and Mlss Grace
N~ciaughlin, both OF the land
scnoois, are 10 town In attendance IN
~GhA teachers examination.
Nessrs. Ems and Fransden. who
Came with =. u. Wedei 10 make an
Y Investigation concerning the Menon-
its hospital. here. returned. Monday
TO their homes. In Kansas.
Master George Ellinger varied his
suaia activities. Sunday, by drinking
bout half q bottle OF hair tonic.
aside from making him sick at his
4 tomaeh no injury resulted The
Tpnic was not recommended for that
4
Arthur Kite and George Bell are
Working on the road to Arbon. and
srs said to be making good progress
sueh VIII depend upon the weather
the next two or three weeks, an to
What shape the road Ii put In for
ravei.
The Remington will serve Thanks
Twins dinner from 8 To y u. m. The
auditorium orchestra win hold forth
turing these hours and what Ia lack
ink Tn one viii be made M for BY
he gentle aud soothing strains OF
chuman and Strauss music.
Judge Jones court was busy.
Monday afternoon, in the trial of
he case OF the people
q the state OF Idaho vs.. j *.
Moore aud Henry Jensen. ON a
hArse Of petit larceny preferred
against them by ia. Hammock. The
Jury returned a verdict OF not
guilty" l.. II. Sigmond represent
"a the state and W. j.. Travis the
defendants.
Mrs. w. IL. Walworth entertained
about thirty-fis ladies, Thursday
AFTERNOON from J to &. Games of
IS difierent kinds provided the amuso-
1uat AZ Huhh Afe. q. w. Roberts
won tbs prize. Refreshments wero
served at small tables, tho hostess
being assisted by Misses Irene Oliver
and Geue Machines. The only
gentlemen present were Masters
George y. Eilinger. Jr. and James
wallace Roberts. The ladies crown
eed them Kings George and James.
The following numbers win DO
nsndered b. the Auditorium orehes-
nA. II the Remington Thanksgiving
dinner
National March. Daughters OF the
American Revolution" .........
". j. Bodewaif Lampe.
ssrenace. Dew OF Evening $50.
-. losey. |
Cornet and Trombone. "woodiand
wu'spefs ..-....... .Logey.
intermsxxo. Fairy Queen" ......
waItses, Moonlight on The Nile.
Overture. Little Nugget ....
Tone Poem. Apple Blossoms" -.
=. . -. Roberts.
wsItzss. Remembrance" ........
Msdisy March. kiss me. Ny Honey.
klsg ~ Ted Snyder.
March, Salute this stars and