American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-04-01

We have the goods and make the
price. Riverside Mercantile Co.
Everything guarantee first class.
Prices right at the Rockland Cash
Grocery.
Dainty summer dress fabrics, 15c
to 45c. Take a look. Riverside
Mercantile Co.
John Jones, himself, pig pork
sausage every day. Beef and pork
all the time. Kettle rendered lard
in 3 and 5 pound pals.
Mrs. J.. E. Marsh left the last of
the week for her former home in
Weston, Oregon, and expects to be
absent during the warm weather.
Ex-Judge Henry Currier, from the
Landing district, passed through
here in company with his neighbor,
j. Kanough, to visit with a brother
of the judge, who is located in the
Little creek district. They will max
a stay at the latter place for a day
of two and then to American Falls
on business. Both gentleman have
fine farms.
The public scales have been in
stalled and Orlan Ogden says that
anything from a baby buggy to a
five o traction engine can be made
to act good. At any time when Mr..
Ogden is not at home to attend to
them the keys may be found at the
bank. A small fee Of twenty-five
cents will be charged to pay the ex-
penses of keeping them in repair.
VIM. Goddard and son., William,
from Last Chance, were in town on
Tuesday. Flowing, Mr.. Goddard
said. will commence out his way
at once, as the many teams which
were sem into the Twin Falls sec
ton for winter have returned and
are in good condition for spring
work. He says hay is being offer
ed there for 81 per ton and no buy
ers at this time of the yea
Mrs. ]. H. Wheeler, superintend-
ent of the Union Sunday school,
to have it known that from
now on services at the Union Sun
day school will be as follows: Glass
meeting at 2:15, Sunday school at
2:30 and preaching at $3.50 D. m.
These meetings are held in the
school house at present and every
one regardless of creed, are cordi-
ally invited to be present. A suitable
Easter day service will be held on
Easter day consisting of interesting
talks, songs and literary which will
be given by the Sunday school.
The Rockland Cash grocery COM
pany are filling up with Easter
goods to meet the wants of their
customers who enjoy a good feed.
The Cotant freighters have been
busy the entire week with
the big outfits bringing in supplies
for the store. Manager Crowley
and his force of clerks are at work
all the time and Mr.. Crowley de-
clares the space is limited for him
to get around comfortably. Mr..
also claims that this cause
is caused by j%udicious advertising
in the Rockland page Of the Amer
lean Falls Press.
Friday night last the public
schools gave an entertainment with
the kindergarten to lead and they
led and they still hold the lad. The
little child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Young seemed to be the choice of
the affair. yet all of the participants
are deserving OF great praise. The
large assembly hall was filled.
Happy faces and happy voices greet
ed everyone. For several days the
have been assuming a man
ner of mystery and a sneering laugh
at the ignorance of some folks, but
the fairies began to appear on
streets with their hair in papers
pnd the boys began to show up
with stripes on their trousers and
heir hands resting close to their
'ide then 1t was that the citizens
become suspicious of the unaccount-
lble masing of troops with colors,
n the midst of an agricultural dis
riot. where the only plumber avail
BILE was bread and jam. At any
ate, from start to finish, the entire
flair was one Of Joy and enthusi-
'sm. Reveilee did not sound until
learly noon Saturday, which was
Iuite fortunate as to allow some of
'ur citizens to escape. |,