American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-03-04
Devoted to the Beautiful and Fertile RockLand Valley.

Grocery. Everything guaranteed.
A subscription school now. on ac-
count OF no money in the school box
Perry Sheers is looking for the
MRS Sheers to appear most any old
tine.
" o Ewing took a trip to Amer
lean Falls, last week on land bust
mess.
Paul Bulfinch was in Friday get
ting somthing that would clear the
voice.
Miss Jennie is again at the desk,
at the S. N. Morris store after a
lev weeks visit at the Falls.
Mrs. M. Allen has returned from
aweeks visit in Boise. She did not
orlng any Power county with her.
Clyde Hanson left last week for
MS former home, in Malad, and will
DrlnS his wife back with him, if she
is able to stand the journey.
Miss Myrtle Harris, after being
detained for a couple of weeks. left
Monday for Garland, Utah, at which
she expects to enter high school.
John Jones, himself, Rockland
Meat market, itig-rork sausage, ANY
day. Come AID get anything you
want but don't for get the pig pork
sausage.
Mrs. Victoria Houtz and Mrs. w.
b. Jacobs, with the children.
quarantine in Boise. for Measles
1t was some distance to go to get
tn" measles.
Teams began this week to haul
lumber from the railroad, at Ameri-
can Falls, to the yards at this place.
The hauling is expected to be a con-
tinous n for sometime to come.
Robert Hillhouse and wife moved
to their farm, on Monday, prepara-
tory to their making a final five
year proof for a patent to their place
Bob has one of the best farms in the
valley.
" Chas. Allen, of the Evans State
bank and his brother, John, of the
Evans Mere. Co, were here, Sunday
talking railroad and soliciting thk
signatures to stock for the immedA
late building of the same.
Miss Maud, the sister of the Miss
es Nettie and Dora Rice. arrived,
fron Ames, Iowa, where she has re-
sided for some time past and will,
in all probability conclude to make,
her home some where in the beautif
full and fertile valley.
The snow storm was accompanied
by light winds and spread over the
valley with few drifts. All such pre-
~ oxo l,x 49,
for bumper crops, and puts enthus-
iasm into those hearts that believe
in railroad or rapid means of transt
%portation. I
Thursday, George Kelley and wife
entertained a number of their friend
at a birth day party. 1t was the an
niversary of Mr.. Kelly's birth and
their farm home was crowded by the
old timers and their children. After
an impromptu program an elaborate
supper was served.
Henry Houtz and Ollie Crowley. in
connection with other local business,
are devoting a great deal of their
time to getting subscriptions to the
railroad and are meeting with excel
lent success. Hardly a day passes
but some one OF the dry farmers
are brought to lend a hand to that
which will benefit them one hundred
fold.
Martin Henry, of the Jackson hole
country. is visiting with his sister,
Mrs. Edith Howard, He stated the
snow was much more plehuN'
in Montana, but he thought the cold
was about the same. He brought
three magnificent elk heads with
him and the big game sports are
bringing to light some remarkable
hurting stories.
The Ladies' Aid held another of
thc.I enjoyable s~ocials. at the Cot
ant restaurant, Thursday night and
among other things a mock tria1
was organized and hose kho had bst
looked upon as chronies We're se +
verely delt with All of the girls
i'm the house was so anxious to be
arrested hat her best fellow might
dolate a little OF valuable dust. that
the court baillie was oyerworked, so
an adjournment was called that the
officer should have respite from mis-
labcrs. The receipts for the evening
We're so gratifying that the laCles
viii hold several such receptions.
The moat court held Thursday ay-
ening by the ladies of the Cong
r|e2sjional church was the most sll-
ceasiul affair held by them this seas
on. The clerk Of the court hands ir
the following summary Of the sittini
Of tie court: Chief Justice, the Hon
G. ". Atwood, Chief Inquisitor, J.
n. Fisher Counsel for Defence, His
Honor Clyde Hanson-Q. c. inesse.
Thu criminal calender for the term
was a long one. occupying the entire
time of the court until after mldnigl
The list of offences were varied
from the pilfering OF a sigh to the
adulteration of thought food. or
interpolation of mental suggestion
A very few of the accused, only, es-
caned direful punishment. Many