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

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Local and Personal
HELP wANTED-At the Rsmsg
ton.
a. Anderson Is up from Rock
land today.
n. q. =. yinnssan. dentist. Of,
Ne 81 the Schmidt block.
Jack burke Of Portland IL visit
[ing With his former friends.
Pure bred jersey Bull 1t Phil
brick = Greenwood barn. Service
~. W. Davis won't to Booise. .yeyI
tsrday. returning on this morning.
Before buying wheat or oat sacks.
- the keith ! Greene Grain Col
for prices. |
AR. and Mrs. ]. l.. McKown and
<g ss.ss1s. Helen. went 70 poca'e'l0
~l0sT-Pursc with money. Find
er' please leave at Leader Hardware
Go. Reward.
Mrs. Sarah Shedden arrived home
from 4 visit in Wyoming. the first
Of the week. Harvesting began At
Aher place Monday.
Have your family washing rough
dry. at the steam Laundry. We
lren the fiat work. Phone No. 50
1Qr prices.
Wanted, renter for $40 acres or
I(4 dry farm Renter can keep
~ crops band reAdy for piow.
pWflte to q. Bossard, American Falls
Mr. c. Earl Wilson arrived from
/Preston yesterday. and left on the
n stage today for Rockland. to visit
Mr.. wilson's sister. Mrs. NJ. j. I'M
ger.
Contractor II. II. Hooker is maj
Ting good progress inrepairing Ye
cement walks on Chestnut avenfie.
The Improvement wi be wecoifeo
@H-all.
George Fitzpatrick. who has For
the past two months been visiting
hh brother. ii. Il. Fitzpatrick. PIT
today for his home In Omaha: Nrfs.
r, r.. Murray accompanied him las
far as Salt Lake City. whore she Will
visit for a couple of months with
her mother.
IA card from George II. Duncan,
OF Salt Lake. announces the arrival
OF 4 daughter. a pedigreed Missou-
riah, the 31st. Miss Margaret Ma
rion is recommended as the real
perfection girl, and weighs seven and
q half pounds Here's hoping she wi
sn!Sy) life and make her home in
~ n~Y79f@exxcutivv committee Of the
mporners' Day exhibit Is called to
four Monday aafternoon next, In the
Moide OF David Burrell. The member.
veil. 1r Burrell. Cashier Ogden OF
land, George Stranger of Medley
E1 l.. Myers of Aberdeen. n
Ing y member OF the ommitte istd
umee osen and other business transf
.nr~ed looking to the program and at
rangements for the day.
II. Nash brought samples OF dr1
N#&8 az Hand xrbAut rp<u "a a.. ttA hannah mech
0f Aberdeen. Monday. that would
be called good In any community. IL
was grown by George Sissler. one
sample was picked heads. while the
other was taken from q header box
and shows ff~~run of the field. the
r3tter sample was judged by callers
IN ha, for twenty to twenty five
s25.7Sre
crsesrF. Nye has ten acres of corn
rn. he Is willing to back against
a.. nj the upper Snake river valley.
ao ~cres of it Is particularly good.
oonr's igher than a mans head and
eye'enig every day. 1t Is the ordi-
Canyon arffssld variety. which makes
under wayat remarkable. This is not
In Bose to be "a corn country, yet
two NOR says he viii have a good
poase gardless OF whether ii ia or
,r.c u him. says his earn Is better
~ pils son, who is here from Iowa
~ 1Ithe upland fields OF that state.
sreat o~ccidentals, the colored base
s,,vc,.sars OF Salt Lake City, were
~---Iopday, and took about all the
So that a farce of q game afford
sver he local team was not q match
Mrs. visitors In any sense, and no
The lxTne@ted them to win. People /,
not pay to see the game with
- hope. but to see professional !
III played, even II the score should
O.1o0 to /. What they saw was the
lasting team play horse with the
fcwfH running bases the wrong way 9
hrny Wing plays that were certain =
1e0!elssem when St the bat. AS !,
= xo91lte 4of saeS 3aktics there was :
mueA dissataisfaction. and had the y
spectetors had the management the 3
y1ceor1ous visitors would have had l
81 play bali or get no pay. The G
4eeore was 5 to 4. but it could have ii
Deen made almost anything. One
guod inning, with the visitors do "
~ their level best, would have been
much more satisfactory.