American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-09-28

489cktan0s MONDAY.
Formaidehyde and Bluestone 81
Tho Falls Pharmacy.
See IN for FOrmaldehyde and
B1uestone. The Falls Pharmacy.
Jack Lawson left for Malad, We'd
nesday. TO be gong about two weeks.
Miss Julia Harris. OF Aberdeen,
was visiting friends in the city. Sat
urday.
Cleaning. pressing and repairing.
Tony, the tailor. next door to IL
brary.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. j.. Boden were
business visitors here from Oakley.
Monday.
T, r.. Jacobs. Of Twin Fails, was
looking after business interests here,
Monday.
Full line Of TinoIac for inside
work and furniture at the Western
Cabinet Works
Rev. Father Wander Donckt held
Catholic services In the Auditorium,
Wednesday morning.
WANTED-Roomors and boarders
Mrs. 8. H. Mccullough. one block
southsof the school house.
We lit Eyes with proper glasses.
Let US examine your eys. Widsteen
Jewelry and Optical Store.
Ladies' and gentiemen's clothes
made to and satisfaction Is
guaranteed. Tony. the tailor.
L. l.. Evans was in Pocatello.
Monday, experimenting the loading
Of q large shipment Of cattle.
81. ". Dawson. OF the Iowa Lum-
Der Co., was looking after business
interests In Richfield. Monday.
Tony. the tailor. for your spring
suit. Cleaning and pressing
speciality. Next door 70 the library.
c. l.. Myers. OF Aberdeen. stopped
off here Tor a few minutes, en- route
to the festival at Rockland. We'd
nesday.
Miss Mary Wallis leaves for her
home In Maryland, Sunday. She
win stop In Salt Lake and Denver
IN route.
Have your family washing rough
dry. at the Steam Laundry. We
iron the flat work. Phone No. 81
for prices.
WANTED-Man and wife. Man
to do farm work, wife to do general
homework. c. W. S~palding. Ameri-
can Falls.
For sale cheap--One gelding and
one mare with colt. Weight about
1000 pounds each. Inquire at Evans
Mercantile Co.
Roll Evans is the new cashier at
the Evans Mercantile Company. He
can not hope to be as popular as
his predecessor.
See us before you sell your grain,
We are In a position to offer you
best price sacked or bulk. Keith
Greene Grain Co.
&C. c. ThQrnhill. last week, pur-
chased and took charge Of the
Skaggs restaurant. A6er-YnUrnh&u
sssrsd-sn3Oxa good patrQpage.
The impression has gone out
that the American Falls Milling Go.
does not take soft wheats In ex-
change for flour. This is q mistake.
We take any variety In exchange for
flour. H. G. Elirlich. manager.
Frank Jones. Of Bonita ranch.
sold his stock and implements yes
terday and will depart for the coast.
The change Is made on account OF
the health of Mrs. Jones. He has
one OF the best improved farms In |
the irrigated section.
II. =. Earring returned from q trip
Through the Arbon country, Tuesday.
While absent he contracted for many
thousand bushels Of wheat. He SAYS
that threshing has practically been
suspended there to permit farmers
b, do their seeding.
For Sale-Two lots 6 and 81,
2eNl2S each. fronting on west side
OF Chestnut Ave. between 18th and
9TH streets. American Falls. Cheap
Tor cash. Abstract furnished. Ad-
aress j.. G. Horn. Georgetown, Ell
county. California.
On of the best exhibits that will
DC seen today is the corngrown by
=. r. Nye. grown about six miles
northeast OF town. 1t is the Iowa
leld variety. and speaks for itself.
Ills success should encourage others
o try growing corn.
Miss Ethel Morey is visiting Mr..
md Mrs. A. Logan. She has been
u Lincoln, Nebraska. for two years,
Intending a conservatory Of music.
nd is en- route to her home more
on,
.. Jeffries has made a record
a building the school house in Dis
rict No. So. He was awarded the
ontract on the 18th. and the wood
'ork was finished yesterday. He es- :,
mates that two days will suffice =
'r the p~lastering. which will allow .
weeks for it to dry before turn q
lg 1t over to thedistrict. The build o
y Is 24x36 feet. The carpenters q
been on the job five days.
P. c. HILBERT. brother-in-law of z
ID. Ems. of Aberdeen, accompa- .
by Carl Becker and family ar