American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-07-20

Miss FIossie Hess and Miss Rhods
warner were visitors, Monday.
Boyce Heeds, of American Falls
was a few days visitor last week.
c. G. Bartlett, of the Last Chane
district, is building a farm house.
The page devoted to the beauti
Jul and fertile is sure appreciated.
Pete Lish is reported to have the
BEST looking corn crop in the valley
l.. A. Skeen, the Landing post
master, and family were here Sun.
day.
10 Kemper of Landing was in Sat
urday purchasing some needed sup
plies.
Miss Della Barnard has returned
after a prolonged visit at Thistle,
Utah.
Miss Bessie Burrell has been a
visitor with Miss Hazel Tyler for a
few days.
-Jo Haftsinger will have charge of
the Wheeler and Crowley combine
this season..
K. d. Houtz and family have re-
moved to the ranch near Pebble, for
the summer.
The fanny of Jasper O'Hara will
visit with friends in Oregon until
after harvest.
Sylvan park was crowded Sunday
by those looking for shade and cool
ing refreshments.
Hazel Howard and Vera Harris,
t~c-slf3s~xaIleEx-mG. visited in
Holbrook Thursday.
The season for sage hens is now
open. Plenty of guns and shells at
LawsOn's Hardware.
b Vernon Glascock went over to the
Falls, Monday. to bring back a new
fo~urteen-foot header.
Earnest Good has a force of men
at work OIL the Perry barn and will
rush matters to a finish.
Edgar Woods, of Woods Cross,
Utah, is visiting with his sister, Mrs.
James Hartley. at Landing.
Miss Virda and Master Nobe
Raphs of Logan, are visiting with
their father. Heber Ralphs.
On and after July 18TH, I will
charge $50 for location on home
steads. Sherman Commons.
Miss Edna Hansen of Logan, is
visiting with her brother, Clyde, and
her aunt. Mrs. Henry Jensen.
so acres irrigated homestead.
House. barn and partly fenced, price
$500. See Sherman Commons.
Harry Knudson is building a build
ing on his estate, which lies to the
west of the hamlet of Landing.
Miss Leda Jensen has gone to
with her aunt, Mrs. Heber Ralphs.
. Miss Hazel Lee who has been visit.
ing with Miss Mary Frodsham has
returned to her home in Idaho Falls.
- Pete Nicholson is putting up the
Ted Spillett hay and Charley Shir-
lock is doing the same for Bob Spill
lett.
The big header macine for
Lehman and others of the Land
ing district, is set up and ready for
work.
Stipes. the man from Montana,
has finished fencing his one hun
dred and sixty in the Last Chance
country.
Bert Blackbur&e of the Power
CItNGs. vas over Sunday to
escape the heat and mosquitoes for
a few hours.
Ruppe & Bliss have finished the
we'll on the Schrock place at Last
Chance, having reached water at a
depth of 531 feet.
Albert Brown of Last Chance is re
Joicing over a new girl baby at his
house. The young lady appeared
Tuesday, the 18th.
100 acre homestead relinauish-
ment. house, barn and good spring,
is partly fenced. price $3.50. See
Commons.
Boy Scout Short, OF the forest SER
vice. was to be found at the Perry
barn last week issuing permits to
get on and off the reservation.
Mrs. Lance, Mrs. Spillett and Mrs.
Mcintyre picnfced in east fork can
yon Wednesday. They saw only one
snake. but couldn't find a frog.
Miss Lena Van Wrinkle of Jack
son. Mont, who was here in attend
tendance at the funeral of the late
Divine. returned home Thurs
day last.
Miss Lyons and Miss Phelps, of
the west side were intown and pur-
from George Stranger. for
the sum of 5000, one of his big
work horses.
Ollie Crowley went in Monday re-
Tuesday with a big load of
for the Cash Grocery includ-
.ng a supply of cane sugar for the
'ruit pr~eservers.
The wheat is ripening very fast,
md it is thought that a dash of rain
would help matters along as it
would cool the air and hold the
back a little.
A. Bridgman of South fork. who
been a sufferer from rheumatism
or some time. was in town Saturday
lie says that otherwise than weak