American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-01-21

homer FedSe was IN the Falls last
week on business.
I 10 Woods and Geo. Kelly were Wis
Ntsrs in the Falls Monday.
+ Knute Nelson was in American
Falls Monday on business.
10 B~oyington was an American
rails visitor the last of the week.
We can save you money on your
groceries, Rockland Cash Grocery.
Money saved by buying lard and
bacon at the RockIand Cash Gro
Gerry.
Mrs. j. Tucker Fisher is expected
to drop in on j. Tuck any old time
Know.
4 IN. Altmyer, the man who makes
we'll casing is at home and ready for
york.
y Contractor Bob Ewing spent Sa-
turday and Sunday in American
! Falls.
H. P. Frodsham, the land man
Smade a flying trip to the Falls last
Friday.
Peter Halling to the Falls on
business Thursday last. He goes to
t4aA CITY quite Often.
! Mrs. Logan, the wife of the doc
TOR has arrived. They are at home
Eat the Frodsham hotel.
L. w. Cotant left the last of the
week for Spokane on a business trip
TO be absent about a week.
Billy Zahl took a drive to I
Power City last week bringing back
a lot of supplies for the home place.
" The Rockland meat market has
|changed hands. John Jones. the
Apie pork sausage man is the man
lager.
Mrs. Troy e. Pickett and young
son will spent the winter with rela-
tives in the great state of Washing
ton.
Master Herbert Houtz got home
Saturday from Pocatello at which
place he had been a visitor for a
week or two.
Guy Atwood. the lumber man,
stopped over for a few hours on his
return from Malad where he had
been on business.
\ d. B. Nichols, of the Power City
Pharmacy, was a three days WISH
TOR last week and of course had the
time of his life. Come again.
Paul Bulfinch and DR.. J.. E.
Marsh and Ralph Sailing, all of the
Landing district. were in the Power
Getty last week on business matters.
Tony Dahlen, Of Last Chanc was
here Tuesday. Toney has been get
ting ready to commute on his home
stead, which is located near Last
Chance.
Bert Wolf left for P~ocatello last
week. at which place he expects to
enter service Of the Oregon Short
line Co. Mr.. Wolf will probably be
absent for the winter. His wife is
visiting with relatives in Washing
ton
In a letter of recent date, from
Mrs. Gail E. Rawlings, of Portland,
Oregon, she says she enjoyed the
Idaho turkey. 1t was so nice and
such a young bird. Well, how do
you suppose she knew whether it
was a bird or a fowl.
Gov oysters, 10 and 20 cents
per car. ROckland Cash Grocery.
An article in last weeks paper
stated that Henry Rock had bee
elected president of the Tannery
company. Mr.. Rock ownes a few
choice pieces of land in this valley
which goes to show that he is a be-
lever of a great future.
Arthur Bliss made a business trip
to the Power City last Thursday
and returned with a very welcome
snow storm. A good fall of the
uyhifo h1anEaf ic nnfiooh1o fh rn1Uh-
out the valley and means a large
harvest and the needed trolley line.
Last week in the list of improve
ments for the year in Rockland the
following we're inadvertently over
looked. The Cotant Livery stables.
$3.50; Atwood Lumber offices and
yards. $4,000; hotel which will be
completed shortly, $4,000. This
adds $4,000 more to the list.
z pound box Maccaroni, 81 cents.
ROckland Cash Grocery.
! Ross McCarty, wife and family
have returned from a visit with boy
hood friends in Kansas. Ross says
that he is glad to get back to the
scenes of Sunny Rockland. 1t makes
him feel good toward the world.
His brother, William, returned with
him and expects to make his home
among the hustlers here.
This bit OF news, though a bit
old, will be new to many. Married
in Pocatello December p, Clifton
Morgan TO Miss Velina Allen. Mrs
Morgan is the daughter Of Mr., and
Mrs. Welton Alien of this valley,
and was raised here. She was
popular among her set ii young
people, all Of whom wish her hap
piness,
We wish 10 call the attention of
our many subscribers that If at any
time they do not receive their pa
per TO call the attention of the post
master to it and an extra copy will
be given YOU. Some times the slips