American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-03-18

Mems work shirts for 25 cents at
the Riverside Mercantile Co.
Ladies' and gentlemen's suits
cleaned and pressed at Tony's, the
tailor. next door to the library.
Doctor Sullivan, of the Beauti-
full and Fertile Rockland yalley
was in the city a few days this week
The doctor thinks that Rockland
will be the county seat OF the new
county.
Emile Kluck, the young son OF
Frank Kluck, who was very padiy
hurt Tuesday OF last week and VINO
was unconscious from that time un-
til Sunday morning is now rapidly
recovering.
We want to buy your butter and
eggs. Riverside Mercantile Go.
Sam Winters is busy attending
court in P~ocatello. This with his
fish ranch south of town keeps him
busy. He Is practicing on a good
fish story to tell as soon as the Ice
goes out of his lake.
The first section of No. 5, west
bound Wednesday morning, con-
tanned twelve cars and carried 400
passengers. The second section was
nearly the equal of the first. The
cheap rates now on seem to be at
tracing eastern people.
We want to buy yuor butter and
eggs. Riverside Mercantile Co.
l.. Il. Mcintyre has moved his
family back to Rockland from Kel-
logg, where they have spent the win
ter. Mr.. Mcintyre says they are
enjoying fine weather in that Sec
ton and that they had a mild win
ter. He will make his home on his
homestead.
Marshal Johnson, who was here
from Arbon the first of the week,
says every bridge on Bannock creek
went out last month during the
floods. The people want, he says,
three bridges across the BannOck
and one across Rattlesnake. He
reports the snow all gone, and with
a few days good weather farm work
will be under way.
Mems work shirts for 25 cents at
the Riverside Mercantile Co.
The Irene threatre has been en-
joying an increased patronage since
installing the new curtain. This is
certainly all that is claimed for it
and makes the. show more attrac-
tive. The increased patronage the
past week has set the management
to thinking of putting on an every
night show instead of only three
nights each week.
H. G. Martens, who left for a visit
in eastern Illinois last fall, returned
about a week ago, but not alone.
He brought with him a helpmate to
share the joys of homestead life.
The couple have moved to their
farm west of town and are ready
to receive their many friends. The
day they arrived they had a very
nice old fashioned charivari which
we hope they much enjoyed.
Joe Watts received word from
his brother who resides near Nc
Cannon, that Carl, a son of his
nephew had died from the effects
OF poison received some time before
by something striking or biting him
In the face while he was passing
through som willows. He could not
tell what it was that had done the
deed and it took such immediate
effect at the time that he became
unconscious before reaching a doctor
Mems work shirts for 25 cents at
the Riverside Mercantile Co.,
To my former friends and pat
rons and others whom | expect to
make friends with. | wish to inform
them that | have returned after a
visit of several months on the
coast and have again taken charge
OF the Hotel Grand and will con-
tinue the business making the hotel
one of the popular hostelries of
this city. Everything will be run
IN first class shape and the service
vii be of the high standard as
formerly. The hotel will have a
gentlemanly and polite representa-
tive to meet all trains.
Open land for entry near this city
is now next to gone, and those who
are holding ACCOMPLISHMENTS are be-
ing sought eagerly. One person
holding a desert claim northeast
OF town has received two very glow
refused This farm is only a few
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