American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-03-25

zap IG ID Gents at the
x re IGrl C.eh Grocery.
Miss Eva KuDerness, of Landing.
was a visitor on Tuesday.
Clark Bros. are digging for water
on the VIM. Young place.
Miss Claire Colman was in town
for a few hours Tuesday.
Rex Talcott and Dr.. Sullivan spent
Sunday in American Falls.
Bamboo fish poles, fly rods, ali
kinds OF tackle at Lawson Hardware.
The Sam y. Morris store will have
an Easter adj on this page. Watch
for it.
Mrs. Emile Alec, after a few days
visit with her friends has returned
home.
Guile, the brother Of Bert Evans,
has arrived and is looking for a
location.
Full line fancy and staple gro
ceries always on hand at RockIand
Cash Grocery.
Miss Leda McComb. of the Power
City, took luncheon with Mrs. J. f.
Ogden Tuesday.
Uncle 10 Smith, of the Landing
country. was in town Tuesday seek
ing seed wheat
Miss Essie Crowley. Of the South
side. was a visitor with her brothers
0. F. and Neril.
Ask to see the Conqueror Irriga-
ton shovel at Lawson's Hardware.
You will like it.
Dr Inqan mennonite RI ,,-;..i -
a girl at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William F~rodsham.
Mrs. VIM. Barnard is VISITING
with her daughter, Mrs. George Spill
lett, for a few days.
Ed. Hartley has sold a team of
~unbroken horses, six years old for
two hundred dollars.
v Porter Mitchell, who has been at
4 work in Spokane, is once again on
1is homestead and is hard at it.
Why rot have a farmers day
or harvest feast. Get together, fell
lows. and see what can be done.
Mrs. Mary Maxwell. of the Saga
more hill district, has been a visit
or with Mrs. j. H. Wheeler for sew
eral days.
The Sam Morris store has Just
had completed a lot of shelving to
be used entirely for the shoe de-
partment.
Mrs. Ida A. Jones has closed the
contract with Good and Young for
a bungalow on her homestead on the
west side.
Miss Nell Smith, of Chocolate
Cake ridge, after a weeks visit with
Mrs. James Ogden, has returned to
her home.
John Jones, himself, pig pork
sausage every day. Beef and pork
all the time. Kettle rendered lard
in 3 and 8 pound pals.
The Townsite company report the
transfer by purchase. of the R. l.
Ewing bungalow and three lots tok
Geo. F. Butler, of Omaha. n
Lawson sent the door locks and
window %fastenings for the church,
being built at Olney's butte, out on
Monday. The carpenters being read
to put on the finishing touches.
Alan Jones. of Sycamore hill, and
his mother, Mrs. Ida Jones, were in
town the first of the week. Mrs.
Jones has a homestead upon which
carpenters are now at work erecting
a home.
The main travelled road is in fine
condition to the Little creek bridge,
and at that place the crossing is in
unsafe condition. Transfers should
examine the crossing before haul
ing over heavy loads.
Y John Thorne, Roy Robinson, New
ton Curl, George Horst and the Peck
brothers are hauling lumber for the
Iowa Lumber company and are bring
ing in big loads to meet the demand
for material in the valley.
Charlie Cotant got home from
Washington Friday night and is feel I
ing fine. He is glad to get back,
is the expression he used and all |
the boys who have locatde here as
well as the girls. are always jubil-
ant when they return to the Beauti-
flu and Fertile valley. after a short I
visit to the old home. In fact they
can't keep away.
Bishop Neeley and wife. of Neeley.
passe through here Tuesday after
a Visit with relatives at Landing. 1T
vas the first time the bishop had,
been over this way for several years
and he was much amazed at the
many changes that had taken place.
The bishop would ike to be a young
nan ard take a location in the sONt
end of the 1dliey.
At the masquerade ball held in
the Odd Fellows hall the crowd was
not overly large but very crafty
ing to the managers. Some Of the
costumes were quite extravagant and
amusing and others were elegant
and interesting. The music at
both the assembly and lodge hall
vas of the best and is highly prais-
ed by all who partook of the enter
tainments.
The Ladies Relief society out-did