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

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Pete Halling property with divefsi
fled paint. Y
Jack Lawson was in town Wedne,
day. the Goth.
( MissM airy Frodsham has returned
70 her studies at Logan. &
Bert Adams and his best CIR
were in for the dance. n
NissS5fene Oliver and Miss Loh
DraAtE graced tie day's exsrcisisk b,
HRGr presence.
Jess Hays and Frank Burke man.
aged TO get here in time for d
hunk of meat. {
Messrs. Crowley and Houtz have
entire charge OF the Roekland ex.
hibit at the Falls.
Ben Cotant has moved his we'll
outfit from the Jones ranch to the
George Harris place. \
Harry and Melvin Morris have
gone TO Brigham City, Utah to re-
sumo their school duties.
Mrs. Albert Olson and children,
from Pocatello. are visiting their
brother, Ed Quinlan of Landing
Mike uuger has lost a bunch of
Keys. VIII the finder please return
them TO the Iowa Lumber Company.
Or Moth OF the Power City, was
a visitor at Cleve Hunters Sunday
night.
DR.. Logan informed the reporter
Monday that he and Mrs. Logan
ss"ss going out to the ranch.
Pete Lish was in town Monday on
business connected with his farm.
F. KuberDess is decorating the
J. V. Dawson. superintendent of
the Iowa Lumber company, was over
from the Falls last Friday, taking
a look st things.
All persons indebted to the Rock
Ian Cafe are requested to settle
same not later than Sept. 80, 1911.
Commons. y
Miss Goldie Commons is officiat-
ing as postmaster at Landing. Mrs.
Skeen was called to Ogden, expect
ing to be absent about two weeks.
Eu iiuhiDOll WENT IlSulnS SdtuF-
day and got lost. He went off on a
for the hole where the fish
came from. He failed in his search.
Pumpkins are for pies. Pumpkin
pic, cold, is good to eat on Sunday
Lloyd has some good
pumpkins for sale at the Meat Mar
ket.
One of the young lady visitors
asked the question, what is that
they call Sam trying to do? He
Keeps telling everyone to hurry up
and eat.
Ernest Commons, who has been
spending the summer at work in
the Twin Falls. country, is at home
and will devote the winter to at
school.
G. c. Harms in a letter to friends
says that he is located at present
Pasadena, Cal. He also stated
his wife was slowly improving
IN health and would soon be as we'll
ever.
Jo Howard is now happy as he
mas the well on his place cased and
can be taken out of it. The
Sotants dug the hole and procured
water at a depth of 147 feet.
Mrs. Jack Daniels who left last
Tor her former home in Kan
'as City. Mo-, arrived there Monday
n good shape. So said the postal
hat Jack got.
Next Sunday night at the l.. D. S.
Chaple. the Rev. Gilbert, of the
Congregational church, will lecture
IN the necessities of an Education
II life. All are invited to hear Mr..
Gilbert on this subject.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Barnhart of
American Falls have been visitors
'or several days with Mrs. Stella Spill
EFT. Billy brought a kraut cutter
with him and has been quite busy
a future supply of salted
for George Spillett.
A letter from Mrs. Perry Sheer,
sad news of the serious illness
Who is down with typhoid fever, and
t will be hard to say when she will
Ed Fifield has put an addition to
lis dry farm building 1920 feet
Ind has completed a barn 24x42
'eet on the home place. Mr.. Fifield
as n of the best bench farms as
veil as a choice bit of dry land, and
the greater part of it is
lnder cultivation.
Vernice Walker, the 13-year-old
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Thorn,
lied at the Lava Hot Springs on the
9th of this month. and was buried
lere from the ward house Satur-
lay. Her affliction was tuberculosis.
he sympathy of the entire communi
y is extended to the parents in their
our of sorrow.
Roy Robinson has moved onto his
-ry farm and he took a big load of
whereby he expects to re-
Iuild his physique, and try to get
trength enough to hang himself, as
e took rope along for that purpose.
he also took a knife along with
5hfch to cut it at the proper mo-
Mr.. Robinson has quite a farm
and raised some very fine