American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-12-21
Incorporated

JOln Larsen was III Inc pOWeL
city after supplies last Wednesday,
Jack Daniels took a big load of
wheat into the Falls Friday.
Sun dried prunes 10 pounds for
$1.OO. Rockland Cash Grocery.
Babe Lane is at home for the
winter months, after a long spell
of it in Colorado.
We want your butter and eggs.
Market prices always paid. Rock1and
Cash Grocery.
Ksing John Hartley, of Landing,
is adding some improvements to
his town property.
w. w. Beckstead ~ rn~a<AGseaswa
N-~GA Of the Falls was over last
week for a couple of days.
Mike J.. Unger, visited with his
wife and baby a few days last week
American Falls.
Billy Hartley, of Landing, gotm
from the Falls Saturday with a load
of goods for the Hartley store~~as
the former place.
Chas. Prinz, of Last CHANGE,
passed through early Friday bQund
for the Power City in searchQf
Christmas goodies.
From now until Jan. 1, 1912
we will give a 3 e cent. discount
on all cash sales over five dollars.
Rockland Cash Grocery.
LIoyds Meat Market will secure
for your Christmas dinner, a faI
young peel and will be cut in any
manner you wish it. Also pork n
sausage. Leave our orders early
to avoid the rush.
Dan and Fred AltmeH were in
from their ranch the Clast OF the
4 week. They have as yet a Jew
more loads of wheat to deliver and
they also have the greater por-
ton of the seeding finished on
their big farm.
Achin, the sheep man, who
formerly lived in this vicinity. but
now makes his home in Los An
geles. Calf. is here on business
connected with the wool industry
of Idaho. 10 is much fatter thar
he used to be, but is older, too.
A small coterie of congenial spirj
it's were discussing the subject Of
irrigation. as used in this valley
duu LIZ llCulCloOuo - "~@
ed water that has occurred and Is
still being handled in the same
manner 1t was brought out, thai
for the last twenty five years this
particular valley has been subjec'
P. O'Hara, of Last Chance. was
in town Friday after grub. He al
so remarked that the new churci
was finished and that the people
up that way have organized a III
cry society that will meet ever,
other Friday night. The next meet
ing being ON the 22d. Everybod,
is welcome to come and sit by tn
fire. If they do nothing else.
while Mrs. Porter Mitchell AM
Miss Edna Cotant were on thei
II way to town Friday morning, tn
horse that they were driving, threS
itself and broke the thills to tn
7 buggy. Had the animal been a
all vicious, a quite serious acciden
q would have been the result. TIL
ladies were compelled tt walk, an
>they both declare they enjoyed IT.
-deorge Firkins was placed unde
arrest Wednesday on a warrar
sworn to by an officer of the hr
name society. He was placed III
M ucI q H-uV Uouu ny JuotiCc IlobAi
o to W for cruelty to an
mails, before the court at this plae
on the 21st, or today. The ou'
come of the case is looked forwar
TO with great interest as the pa
ties in the case are very well know
The following persons have ha
their applications for final pros
protested and will no Doubt su
fer no little inconvenience thereb,
Miss Nell Smith, w. A. Spitznog
and Clark G. Carney. AS to WI
the protest was entered against Il
parties is a mystery, for among Il
many who have made locations
this district none have tried to fu
fill the requirements of the la
as these persons have done and
looks like a peice of spite VOL
upon the part of some one, who
most previously ignorant of the su
rounding circumstances.