American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-11-30

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L. w. Cotant visited the Falls,
Saturday. ~
y Herman Rupp ~ his dry farm,
lathe head of south fork.
y Billy Fulmer. of south fork. was
here for a few hours the last of the
week.
r. William Goddard and mother are
at home after a fatiguing trip to the
Falls.
Try some of our smoked salmon.
1t is sim fine. ROckland Cash
Grocery.
James Lance. Sr. has purchr
the a hay from Cling Clark at five
dollars a ton.
Homer Pease and son, Guy, took
a large quantity of wheat to the
Falls, Monday.
Deerhoffer, the horse man. of
Burley, was a busy mar here, Fri
day and Saturday.
Perry Sheer spent Friday in the
I Power City. Perry went in to
have his tooth doctored.
Buy your a~-les for winter at the
Rockland Cash Grocery. Only 81
per box until December 1st.
Walter Malcolm and Oscar Dawell
of the Last Chance district, were in
town on business. Saturday.
Charles Dawell, of Sunny Side,
was in to get his wifc who has
beer visiting with her parents, on
the east bench.
Frank Collins allowed his team
to get away from him Friday. but,
although they caused lots of excite
ment, no damage was done.
Ephriam %Josephson and wife
were in town. SATURDAY. from their
pig ranch, down the valley. [saaEaiA
The Humane officers took a trip
south, Monday, to investigate a case
or 1nhumanity towards a beast. AS
to just how the outcome was we
v not learned as yet, but that it
Will virtually open a field of work
is beyond a doubt.
The Parents Glass, which is con-
nected with the work of the l.. d.
5. Sunday School work, have de-
clded to hold a parents class social.
December 6, in the brick hall. Every
one is invited, but the ladies are ex-
pected to bring picnics. This move
ment is taken SO that the parents
and others may meet and consult as
to how a betterment of affairs may
occur.
The sale of quilts, fancy work, pill
low covers, doillies, mats and scarfs.
also bread, cake, pies and other
dalnties, as we'll as jam, preserves,
canned fruit and other such goodies
as only a woman knows how to pre-
was held in the large dining
room of the Tuxedo cafe, Saturday.
and from the number who attend
ed, If each n made a purchase.
the supply most certainly ran short.
The ladies are doing their best to
build a suitable chaple for the meet
ing of the Congregationalists who
are trying to organize in this COM
munity, n as all religions help to
build up the social standard, the
ladies should have the support of
each and everyone.
Contractor Ewing has the new
home of T. Jay Lawson ready to
turn over. And it certainly is a
handsome affair. With the attic
rooms there is eight rooms in the
house, with bath and other con-
v~enlences that go to make up COM
fort. The down stairs is finished
in white oak and was done under
the are Of Bleakmore and Vogle who
are experts In house finishings and
The plumbing was
by the McKown Company, Of
American Falls, while the plaster
was done by William Wall. of
the same place. The kitchen, but
terry and dining room are furnished
with suitable closets and cabinets,
while the reception and living rooms
are separated by an Ionic series of
columns. The entire house, intact,
S complete in every detail and is a
very fine improvement to our mod
EST little town.