American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-01-21
Head Light oil, 1925 per case
RockIard Cash Grocery.

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RockIard Cash Grocery.
Miss Nell Smith has been a few
= d'7s isito, with Mrs. James II
Ogden.
az b. srd rice, 71s cents
: pea pound :. the I;ockland Cash
Grocery.
Mayflower Rolled oats. ) cents
per pound at the Rockland Cash
Grocery.
Sam Cottrell, Sr., and Charlie
Wagner are drilling a well on the
NThos. Barnard place.
MIR. and Mrs. Firkins, after a
p1ce visit with friends up north
nave returned to their home at
Landing.
L.. E.. Lawrence. a representative
of Norville-Sharpleigh Co., of 81
Louis, was a visitor to Jay Lawsh
last week
The COtant restaurant is the
place to get meals. Everything up-
to-date, early breakfast for the rail
road stage.
10 Triplett, of Landing, was in
town Wednesday,. Triplett expects
a good crop of wheat this, the COM
ing season.
Lawren Cotant took Clyde Hansen
to Malad last week. Cotant went to
see the commissioners and Hansen
fto meet his wife.
Oscar Dowell, of Last Chance,
brought a large number Of eggs to
market the other ady. and upon ar
irving found a great many broken.
1t was the fault Of the poor roads.
Billy Schuse came to town last
week for he first time in several
months and was greatly surprised
to find such a line of improvements
completed and in course Of con-
struction.
Miss Jennie Morris, entertained in
honor of John .Scoraft, OF Ogden
Thursday evening at her home. 1t
was a strictly musical society. The
Misses Nettie and Dora Rice and
Harold Knudson representing our
home talent.
Anthony Dahlen gave a dinner
to his many friends Sunday the 9Th.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Dowell, Walter Malcomb, VIM chuse
Bert Brown and wife m Orville
Latshaw. After an enjoyable afterl
noon here the party went to the
Dowell bungalow for supper and tn
evening.
Pat Clark and daughter, Miss Ali
have returned from a visit with relAs
tives in Lacrosse, Wash, and Mr..
Clark stated that times in that sec
ton were hard, money was scarce
and people were feeling a little blue.
He talked with many who are think
ing of moving from that section and
there is considerable favorable talk
of southern Idaho.
Last week the young ladies of
the Mutual society selected a suit
/. able play and chose the characters
TO take parts and work has COM
menced on the preparation of the
comedy. Those in control of the en-
tertalnment expect to be ready for
the presentation of the play by
Wednesday evening, February list.
The affair promises to be a grand
success.
Thursday January 5th, was the
anniversary of the birth of Frank
Bell. AT or near bed time Kasper
Mueller, Rudolph Rosenkranz and
II. B.. sanders with their families
and Valentine Mueller, appeared
and most completely surprised Mr..
and Mrs. Bell. Frank could not tell
!. for the life of him how old he was,
and it was nearly midnight ere he
realized that he was but forty-nine.
James T. Fisher, president Of the
State bank, and interested in the
general Improvements of Rockland
and vicinity, is at home again and
| r0GI m 0d 4 ~A- -~~ ---
that Mr.. Fisher is glad to be at
home would sound the same old
song SO it is changed to read as
follows: Yes, I'm glad to get home.
1t is a hard ride this time of the
hot and stuffy. When l left my
. I reached Rockland the same con-
ditions prevailed. Yet 1 am glad
to get here" When asked about
section he replied that none was
close. That the farmer blamed the
banks and the banks blamed the
farmer. That if the farmers of that
section would let go of their hold
ings it would relieve the situation
and loans could be made and things
WOulQ run dlOuS. MI. iSHSl 10
more than ever convinced OF a great
future for this community as a
wheat producing valley and is in
clined to laugh at the idea that all
the choice land has been taken.
Mrs. Fisher will remain in the east
. a few weeks more before returning
to this beautiful and fertile valley.