American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-12-14

Try our bulk dill, sweet and mike
ptches Rockland Cash Grocery.
Joe Halling. of the west side was
here for an hour or SO Monday.
Charles Goul, of the west side,
was in. Saturday. after his mail.
Archie Theil. of Missouri Flat,
was here Monday on business.
Mr.. Conovers, a newcomer in this
country. who halls from Nebraska,
has taken up $50 acres near Land
ing.
Hodgens and his well outfit pulled
into town Sunday from the Hess
farm.
Earnest Good came in Saturday,
from his dry farm and remained but
a few hours.
10 Howard left, Saturday, for a
brief visit with friends over in the
Holbrook country.
Mrs. William Oliver spent Tues
day and Thursday at the Falls in
terviewing the dentist. :
Tom Walton was in Friday having
some blacksmithing done and look
ing over the country.
Frank Holland was in from his
dry farm Friday. He came in after
the mail and fixings to eat.
Rockland Cash Grocery carries
the best n freshest line Of
Christmas candies and nuts in town.
John Weisser, of Table Mountain,
was in, Saturday, and took out, with
him, a load of building material.
Try some Of our smoked salmon.
1t is sim = fine. Rockland Cash
Grocery.
Fred Covert got in last week with
a big load of supplies for the Tux
edo Cafe. Fred reports having had a
cold trip.
Connie Olney, after a prolonged
visit in the vicinity of Henry's Lake
is here on a visit to his grandma,
Mrs. Brown.
Mrs. Mabel Christensen, of Wash
ington flat, came in town for a
shopping tour and renewed her ac-
quaintances.
J. P. Liant, of the west side, was
in town for supplies, late Saturday.
1t is too bad that the stores close
SO early on Saturday.
Mrs. Hampton wishes to thank
the person who found and returned
the package to the Leader Hardware
Co., of American Falls
The Tuxedo cafe is open At all
hours from 9 q. m. until 10 p. m,
and short orders are our choicest
bit Of providing for the wants Of
the only. Prices reasonable.
A happy thought has just return
ed, which is that H. l.. Share is
back in old Kansas hunting possom.
Say, old man, when you come to
lickin your fingers don't forget the
other fellow.
Ira Miller, of South Fork, was in
the village Sunday. Ira declares he
did not come to town to get any
thing to eat, but he tool some
supplies back with him just the
same.
The funeral exercises over the
remains of the little child of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Hunter was largely at
by the many friends of the
family. The ceremonies were held
from the l.. d. s. church and the
body was laid to rest in Pleasant
view cemetery.
James Lance, ST., has returned
aAR ~ INC malt liver GUILT !
try. Mr.. Lance states that George
has about 100 acres of wheat
and that last year he harvested in
neighborhood of ten tons or
10000 pounds. The valley is look
Ing fine. he said. and improvements
are visible every where.
]. Earnest Ogden, Jas. H. Ander-
ION and Tom Walton left Saturday
morning for a big duck hunt on
he Snake river ear Fall creek.
Their going accounts for the ducks
lying SO high and travelling down
tream. The hunters did we'll and
'eturned home feeling as though /
hey would not have missed the trip
or anything.
Professor Shumway, who is always
o be found at the front in school
matters. is organizing q basket ball
cam. n of each sex, and expects
o give the American Falls High
fast run for the stakes. The pro-
essor Is game, and at one timein
us life was very much in the game
While the basketers are busy
N their end Of the line another
OF huskies r trying out for
next season football stunt. 1t is
ASc uuuCtSeoou udt inc MUTUAL aS- /
ociations are going to organize rs
as possible q basketball team
hat will prove worthy of any of
he teams in this vicinity.
Hardy Sears of Minidoka, was at
he bar" last week, looking for a
to locate. as he had been
sading about the pioneer days as
ublished In the Press. He had an
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lid. and that Jim Snodgrass, Gum
hoe Brown and old Bascom we're
Ill running things, but when the
Id man got onto the ground his
res were suddenly opened to the
lct that there bent no land to
IKE. Fine ranches met his view
a every hand. and where the soil
not under cultivation It wiz be
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