American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-03-04

tcluLAiSSloHSE May is DIT hume lOI
a few days.
Quick sales and small profits our
motto. Rockland Cash Grocery.
Miss Sue Stranger spent, Sunday,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Spillett.
Bert Brown and Tony Dahlen of
Last Chance, were in Monday on
business.
Vernon Glascock with family, in
Guiding his vile and mother and Mr.
Lizzie Schrimsher, of the Last chance
community, were in town, Tuesday,
shopping and buying goodies. Some
of the packages would suggest an
other surprise party down that way
some where.
1t is being talked about by many
that the selection Of Robert Hill
house to head the reading room was
a good n and would prove very pc
popular. Mr.. Hillhouse is well adj
opted and fully qualified to manage
a movement of that character and it
is thought that something tangible
will soon develope.
The following persons are those
who won prizes at the character ball
last week. Indian warrior, Larry
ROBINSON; There were two indian
squaws. with characters so well
sustained hat the judges gave each
a prize. they were Mrs. Fern Robin
son and Miss Ella Ward. George
Pease carried off the prize as being
a better sheep herder than the aver
age type.
James Hartley, of Landing, has
began preparations leading to the
immediate construction of a large
store, to be ready for business by
the time the large flocks of woolies
begin their journey to the summer
ranges north of here. This is a
move in the right direction. as a
store has been needed out that
way for many moon and uncle Jim
is just the man to take on such a
business venture.
Oscar Dowe'l is the happy posses
sor of a very nice pair of wooden mi
tens, knitted for him by Mrs. Joseph
Smith. 1t would make any one
laugh to have seen the expression OF
his face when the warm, snug mltts
covered his paws. Oscar promised
that he would do all the chores and
not play snow ball in the new nit
tens. He put right out for home to
show hte other boys what he had
got,
News. of the robbery of the Neel-
ey post office last Saturday night
reached here late Monday. 1t seems
that about $3.50 in money was tax
en-. AS the postoffice is in the from
room of the postmaster's dwelling
it looks as though it would be a
hard matter to avoid awakening
some member Of the family by the
noise made necessary by breakine
in. So far no clue has been fOunC
to work upon as to who the prepa.
traitors could be.
The wedding reception, at the Ell
Jason home. on Tuesday. was an eX
tensiye affair and as it was the frs
daughter to be married. the invita-
lions were many as both Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Eliason are among the bes
known in this valley and honored b
IAN. so a Slight would have been Vi.
hAl4A anu w say NtAAN 1fRNAAhA WA
or his wife would willingly oyerloo'
any who know them would certainl
be more unkind. Long life and
prosperous one is wished to Parle
Norris and Sarah. his young bride.
If you are rot a total failure am
ii your life holds forth any promise
you owe q duty To yourself an
your future. protect yourself an
family by securing a farm in til
Beautiful and Fertile Rockland va
ley. Call mp the Townsite Co. VIII
have an office in the Rockland Stat
bank, there is plenty Of good farm
upon which you can raise bushel
of hard wheat. priced SO highly b
the millers and bread makers of tn
states OF Washington and Oregon
The electric line is expected to b
finished during the year into thi
valley which will offer a market t.
Portland, Spokane and Seattle, ais
Salt Lake city and Denver.
Try those loose pickles at tn
RockIand Cash Grocery.
} Friday, the "a Alma Wood lief
, his fathers place in this village will
the intention of going over to tn,
Evans saw mill, located at the heat
of M~oonshine. His younger broth
err Carlisle, took him on a horse we
on his way through east fork where
he left the horse and his brother ar
proceeded on foot to his destination
About this time. however, the snow
which was already deep up in the