American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-03-11

lobby Mills is visiting with rela
1yes in WASHINGTON.
", Miss Della Barnard has been visit
King at Anel ican Falls.
Lilly Aarnt. OF the Cedar RIDGE
was IN Saturday for spring supplies
n Ed Quinlan will do carpenter wor
1of awhile on the new Landing stor,
Hess and Share, of the West
farms, were in Saturday on busi.
ness.
A. T. r. Earring and Henry Rock OF
american Falls, were visitors last
week.
Walter Malcolm of Last Chance
was in the last Of the week for SIM
plies.
MISS Lucia Parker was absent
from school last week on account of
sickness.
Judge Watson, of the electric rail-
way, was over for an hour or two
last week.
T George Spillett and wife visited
relatives in American Falls for a
Few days last week.
w. II. Steele is just out from the
surgeons care and is feeling better
than for some time.
Jimmie Gould got to town last
week. He has been comparatively
snow bound for some time.
T Ross McCarty with family from
the North bench, were visiting with
relatives for a few days last week.
Charles Sherlock has been busy
on his homestead for several DAYS.
He will have all kinds of wheat this
fall.
Or. Logan was manipulating the
cash register at the drug store dur
ing the absence of Mr.. Sheer last
Thursday.
A barber shop is to follow the
opening of the store at Landing. The
neighbors are certainly moving to
the front.
Our ley citizen, Adams. of Knox
county. Indiana, is hard at it, get
ting his home house built ere the
rains come.
Billy Oliver is anxious to purchase
several hundred cattle, calves pre-
ferred. for which he is prepared to
pay good cash figures.
Painter Wallise and Mrs. Wallise.
OF the Power City, were Sunday WIS.,
itors. Mr.. Wallise owns some prop
erty in Sunny Rockland.
Great Big James johnson. of the
country, is expected here my
and will locate on one hundred
and sixty acres of the soil.
Miss Pearl F%rodsham, who has
a most welcome visitor here
for some time, returned to her home
Brigham City Thursday. HI
MAY Lehman, of Landing. who
has been laid up with rheumatism.
is able to be around without the
aid of crutches.
John Jones. himself, RockIand
Meat market, lig-rork sausage. any
Come AID get anything YOU
want but don't for get the pig pork
sausage,
Mrs. Maxwell. of Last Chance,
was in Rockland Thursday. Mrs.
Maxwell is the first married lady to
find a home on the extreme portion ,
IF the South fork. 4
Miss Maud Clark of Couer du
is visiting with her cousins,
and Cling Clark. Miss Clark
IS very much elated over her visit to
Rockland valley and may make
her permanent home here. ]
D. G. Goldman, of Wheatland.G
Ind arrived last week and hunted
up Otis Lloyd, an old home friend.
Goldman is a single man and
viii more than likely take charge Oh
IN II hundred and sixty acres of :
Rockland valley soil and proceed
to make a home.
.Joseph Milton Frodsham is a
nustling youngster for sure. He is
only five years old and is out solic-
ting subscriptions to the paper
known as the Farm Wife. Mickle is
the pony offered by that pub
ication and is receiving quite a
lumber of subscriptions. The den
man hopes he may succeed in every
way.
.&Nffss Irene Allen celebrated the
,welveth anniversary Of her birth
saturday afternoon by entertaining
NJ following of her young friends:
ella Wood. Erma Sanders, Bea
Perry, Jay Cotant. Lee Houtz. Her
,ert. Houtz, George F~rodsham. Glen
and Ada Allen and Nora
-asley. The young people had a
time and left wishing Miss
rene many happy returns.
r. A. Maxwell, the first locator
IN the Last Chance tract and king
imong the boosters. is handling a
proposition whereby a daily mail
ervice may be given this country,
at American Falls and con-
to Holbrock. This would give
lockland a mail at noon from the
american Falls end, and would re-
.uire a terminal at each end of the
ine.. The settlement of the coun-
ry justifits a better mail service.
George Horst and may his shadow
go less. sat in his lonely home