American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-08-03


Empty barrels for sale. Black,
burps Market.
Chester Greene returned, Monday,
6{za0 q visit to Wendell.
Moving machine and rake FOL
sale Call on r. ], K~ohlhepp.
n Ben Cotant~U~U~w was
s-s0wn Tuesday from Rockland.
Harry Crandan, who has been WIS.,
Ting here for q month. left for Bod
lTuesday. Z
A good team OF mules. buggy and
harness for sale. Call at Keith 4
GrNene Grain Co. office.
Miss Florence Barber Is the guest
OF Mrs. Moth at Aberdeen for sew
FOR SALE CHEAP--Good seq
ond hand 18Th. p. Case engine. y.
11eKown.
Mrs. Julia A. Pike of Omaha.
Nebr. and 9 sister Of w. b. Jacob6,
q visit. C.
Anyone desiring an A l Homestead
ON the line OF the railroad. will do
well to see p. ID. Earring.
Misses Vera and Irene Oliver, who
have been guests of Tom Keogh, at
his house party on Raft river. re-
lturped home today.
Miss June Nichols. the young
daughter of d. b. Nichols, will leave.
here for q visit with friends in 81
Joe. No, In a few days.
The Power City Studio makes
speciality Of developing films and
plates for amateur photographers,
and printing from them. Prompt at
tention given all work.
The Preliminary hearing of Oscar
McGufnley for the sale of certain
horses, which occurred over tw0'
years ago, UP Monday k-
Tore Justice Jones. 1t is thiukht
that other cases will develop ffom
this me-. ~
Arnold Aschilman. who has been
at Mountain Home since May, re-
turned on No. IA Wednesday, to
renew his acquaintance with his
homestead between here and Rock
land. . He has been busy since leav-
Ing here up to three weeks ago, but
says business is at present quiet In
Mountain Home.
@ohn Deeg will seed five acres to
Talfalfa this fall. He has succeeded
In raising a yard full of flowers this
year, and anyone who can do that Is
certain to meet with success In al
falfa growing. All the dry farmers
possible, for the reason that the
soil lacks nitrogen. and alfalfa is the
best medium of supplying this de-
ficiencyE
J. r. Kosanke reports the fol-
ACCOMPLISHMENTS the past few
days: p. 10. Medley to j.. II. Mar
tens. quarter section, $4,000; Mrs.
Mae Perkins to John Deeg, quarter
section, $4,000; j. Fl. Martens to
G. X. Maier quarter section. $3.50.
The sellers In all cases keep this seas
sons crops, and Mr.. Martens Is to
get mex years crop from the land
he ~relinquished. The transfers give
the Parties compact holdings of $50
acres, and this TACT may have had
something to do with the values re-
ported.
1Ienry v. Peterson, a promising
man of Landing and Miss Be
atrice West were married, Tuesday,
by Justice II. o. Jones. Mr.. Peterson
is highly spoken of by all who are
acquainted with him. The bride is
the daughter of Mrs. s. M. Bev-
ms and has lived here almost since
childhood. She Is a very estimable
young lady, popular with all who
know her, and many friends join
In wishing her a happy married life.
Me-. and Mrs. Peterson will make
their home at Hammett, where Mr..
Peterson has a tract Of irrigated
land.
NJ. w. Thayer. a lad of about six
" summers. is having a rolicking
good time with the %whooping cough.
II Is his second attack of this highly
interesting aiment, the first one
having taken possession of him
ihe long distant past. some forty or
titty years ago. so long in fact that
had forgotten about It, or he
would not have had the present at
tack. 1t Is difficult to determine how
to dea with him. All agree that
be Is setting a bad example for the
children. but so far no statute has
been found under which he can be
punished. So far as the law is con-
he may go on and have the ,
.vnooping cough until he Is 100 and
till walk the streets q free man,
'nt the law needs changing. There c
CERTAINLY should be some way OF {
Canada Excursion c