American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-02-11

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Pat Clark has a child down with
appendicitis.
Don't forget Sunday school and
church tomorrow.
Rolled oats 5 cents per pound at
RQckland Cash Grocery.
. Antoine Nelson was a Power City,
nbasfness visitor, Saturday.
John Daniels made a hasty trip to
the Falls and back, last week.
Miss Edna Cotant is a visitor at,
|Hher uncle Ben's for a day or SO.
Quick sales and small profits our
motto. Rockland Cash Grocery. 4
Deputy Sheriff Atwood was oven
on Tuesday. He had a man with
him.
Bobbie Mahar, of Landing, was in
town for supplies the first of the
week.
Heber w. Wood is celebrating
the arrival of a young boy at his
house.
Miss Elvina Currier, of Landing,
was in town, the last of the week,
shopping.
0. 0. Ogden is having a real nice
time these days. He is patching on
his dry farm
CMr. and Mrs. H. c. Allen, of the
I Power City, were visitors with rela-
-Sunday.
flee Frodsham has just completed
IA fifty foot barn on the home farm,
aiNfIast Fork.
81 Crowley, of the Cash Grocery,
Iwas a visitor the first of the week
Ntbe Power City.
John Secrist and Niles Bonnell
were American Falls visitors, the
first of the week.
'ohnie Reed and wife with family
fare at home from a visit to relatives
! in American Falls.
1cnlE',t lie dr.. IL til" new Odd
Eel ows had at this place. Come
AMI crjoy the evening.
Road Master 10 Allen was Tues
day for lumber to repair bridges and
culverts in his district.
Ross McCarty and family of the
North Bench, were in town, the mid
de of the week, shopping.
VI. w. Cotant, proprietor of the
FRockland livery, is at home from a
business trip to Spokane.
Bolenson and Laurenson, of the
west, are circulating a petition for
a badly needed road on the west
side.
Frank Crozier made a visit to
town, Tuesday, the first in a long
while. Come often, my boy, come
often.
Miss Laura Stokes, of Ogden. and
who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Will Allen, returned home Wed
nesday.
A very large crowd of friends
followed the remains of Eph Joseph
sons infant child to the cemetery,
Friday.
John Jones, himself, Rockland
Meat market, pig-pork sausage any
day. Come and get anything you
want but don't for get the pig-pork
sausage.
The body of the aged mother of
Mrs. Eph. Josephson, Of Lower
creek, was buried at Snowvillle last
Thursday.
The Misses Rice entertained at
whist Monday evening. Three tables
wer5 arr aneeu for the and the game
Wis enjoyed
Phil Weber, Billy Hess and his
partner, Share, came into town on
a sled Monday. being among the
first to arrive.
Oscar Dowell has moved his
family into town and will occupy
the front portion of the old South
well house until spring.
Bishop Andrew May was suddenly
called to OgdenSunday by the death
of his father-in-law. The funeral
occurred at Honeyvillle on Wednes-
day.
John Jones, himself, auckland
Meat market. i.ig-,,ork sausage. any{
day. Come aud get anything YOU
want but don't for get the ply PORK
sausage.
Mrs. H. c. Boley visited the firkt
of the week with her mother, MrsA
M. Allen. This is Mrs. Boley's first :
outing since her return from Salt
Lake hospital.
VI An error in the lines in the art
icle on the library and reading Don
should read the uniform bunch. and
not the ignorant branch. Please eX-
cept explanation.
.anager Dawson, of the Iowa
Lumber company at the Falls, was
owe Tuesday. He expressed him
as surprised at the development
which have been made.
John Eliason and Frank Hill
b use, of the lower creek, were in
town, last Tuesday, on business. The
bridges are all washed out down
that way, SO they said.
Mrs. Bertha Larocgue is i'll with
a touch of quinsy at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Lester Thorn, of
American Falls, where she has beef