American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-06-01

LaoicS pumps my pAloIus, rIencu
arch; noeby hisA-zsss; patent ss colt,
Company.
W While making repairs on his trac-
Non engine last week F. ID. Ems
was caught under a 700 pound
wheel. He was bruised somewhat
but escaped any serious injury.
FOR sALE--BSst business lot
in American Eds, directly oppsite
postoffice. TERMS; $500 cash, bal
ance. 800. : ptrcepf annually. Adj
dress g. F. Cashman. Staples, MINI.
At the meeting OF the Syringa
club, which was held at the home
OF Mrs. X. B. Greenwood. Friday,
the ladies finished work on a num-
Der OF childrens scrap books for the
library.
Fastidi9us w0y0en appreciate the
furniture EdIsSwor{ One appli-
cation ~psHm99Ef1y bean6fies any
article. Sold BY Idaho Lumber Co.,
American Falls. Idaho.
Lost. A grey mare with halter
and long rope on. Branded on left
shoulder HK, weight about $50, wir
oS"i va iibut liVut ieS. Notily w.
II. Mike.
w. Il. Tanner and family left for
their old home in Colorado last
week for a short visit. From there
they will go to Arizona or Southern
California for the benefit of Mr..
Tanners health.
Robert F. Goerz returned from
Upland, California. Friday, where he
has passed the winter. He left on
the afternoon stage for Aberdeen.
Mr.. Goerz reports matters quiet in
a business way In California.
For SALE; A podey9 fk9Eoom
two and a kals- loA. fFice $2.25O.
Easy terms Inquire at Idaho lum-
Der yards.
Il A party composed Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dawson. Mr.. and Mrs. Wa1worth,
Mr.. and Mrs. Greenwood. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
II. st. John and Mr.. Ladd celebrated
Decoration day On Horse Island.
Have your family washing rough
dry, at the steam Laundry. We
Iron the flat work. Phone No. SO
for prices.
The best is <tVays thE cheapest
r Pur the EMO. Srsfr'ey &lXroom nan
the best<@uh vAlue-ful measure.
longest wearing. Sold by idaho
Lumber CO.. American Falls, Idaho.
The base ball game last Friday
between Pocatello and American
Falls high schools was presented to
The visitors by a bunch of errors in
The fourth. permitting eight runs.
The home team was not able to cut
the lead down. although in seven OF
the nine innigs 1t played better ball
h an the visitors.
Z A party of young people passed
Decoration day at Bowen's mill.
They We're Misses Agness Sal ee,
Enid Elliott, Grace Austin, May
Creasey, Leda McComb and Eunice
and Florence Barber; Messrs. l..
h. Sigmond, r. Il. Austin, Chester
Greene. J. B. Brokaw. NJ. C. Lawson
Ind III. F. Fitzpatrick.
Lightning. Friday evening. vio-
the rules and regulations of
the village by stricking within the
limits. A block signal pole
the subway. under the railroad.
reduced to splinters, and four
other poles somewhat damaged. A
electric light transformers were
put out of commission for a sort
time.
w. Ii. Dexter was taken to the
hospital at Pocatello. last week, suf-
from what was supposed to
be asthma. The hospital physicians
say his ailment is enlargement of
the heart. He Is able to be around,
and reported to be improving. He
VIII leave for the coast as soon as
he is able to make the trip, In the
hope that the change in climate
Will prove beneficial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan arrived
rom Portland Monday morning on
me early train. and went to the
oliver house and quietly went to bed
without awakening y In the
morning there was a e surprise
n store for the family. This is
heir first visit home since their we'd
ling last September. The many
rlends Of Mrs. Sullivan are very
iiad to see her.