American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-08-31

of her sister, Mrs. Mary Dewey. Mrs
Dewev was the mother of Mrs. w.
W. Howard. ST., of this valley.
Miss Faye Klein, who has been
a visitor with Mrs. T. Jaw Lawson
during the summer, returned to her
home in Hastings, Nebr., Wednes-
day morning.
Cling Clark was "A year. old the
Goth. He declares that he feels as
young as he did when he was but
Il, Well, old boy, that is certainly a
d4eer feeling.
Mrs. Henry Houtz and Mrs. S. N.
Morris spent the day last Thursday
at the camp at Corduroy Springs
This is the place where they had
SO many chickens to eat.
George Young of Hagler's mill
was over Sunday and Monday. He
reports the harvesting of a good
crop of wheat and says the boys are
all Jubilant over the prospects.
Ed Hartley and Miss Blanche Sa-
ger We're duly made man and wife
last Tuesday, at Pocatello. 1t is
with great pleasure that we an
nounce the nuptials of these people.
Here's to you.
A letter from Horace B.. Fogarty,
bishop, states that he is well enjoy
Ing the society of his friends and ex-
poets to be able to get back here
for the usual Thanksgiving festival.
He is at Gilbert Ill.
William Brown sought the breezes
of the Power City last Tuesday. He
came home filled to overlooking re-
garding the big dam that is contem-
plated to be built sometime during
the next five years.
Castleman, an employee of the U.
S. survey, while attempting to shar-
pen a stake missed the wood and
the AK entered his foot. He was
brought in for treatment and is still
confined to the house.
Mrs. Hutchinson, who is the own
er of II of the best orchards in
the valley, took a load of apples to
the Power City last week and got
very good prices for them. She will
a large crop of very fine fruit.
Henry Jensen, who is on a mis-
sion III New Zealand, writes that he
will be absent for fully a year and
changed from his present place of
labor and advanced in the line of
promotion. This will be pleasant
news for the friends of Mr.. Jenson.
1t looks real good to the first
to see others, who are but
just learning of this wonderful val
ley, moving in. On Sunday three
large wagon loads of movables went
through and Monday another consign
ment arrived. So let her ring, we all
will soon be on top.
Special Agent F. R. Lanigan of
Denver. Colo, has been here for
days engagd in mapping and
this place in fire insurance
That the rates have been ex-
ceedingly high ther is no doubt, but
it is hoped by those who do insure,
they will be lowered.
After an illness lasting but two
weeks Mrs. Ann IRE Miller, of Salt
Lake City, passed to the great be
yond. Mrs. Miller was a sister of
Mrs. d. H. Hillhouse of this place.
Mr.. aud Mrs H. C. Allen, John Al
len and Mrs. H%illhouse attended the
obsequies in Salt Lake Friday last.
The county attorney has straight
tened out he matter of IL Sparks,
who passed a check on an Ogden
bank for the paltry sum of five or
six dollars. The bankers associa-
ton have taken the matter up and
nov On will prosecute all de-
linquents.
.The following bunch of American
have gone back to their
homes nearly froze out: Sid Oliver
and wife, W. B.. Jacobs and wife,
Mrs. Houghland Mrs. Court. Mrs
Pike, and Wiley Oliver. <sEtsy