American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-06-22


Have your family washing rough
dry, at the steam Laundry. We
iron the flat work. Phone No. SO
for prices
AS many as possible should at
tend the good roads convention al
Pocateilo. which opens today and
closes Saturday.
Have your family washing 0
dry. at the Steam Laundry. We
Iron the flat work. Phone No. So
for prices.
4 J. II. Martens says the wheat to
the west OF the big dry farm ID
looking Its very best, most OF II be-
Ing headed out.
Carpets. mattings, rugs. linolium
1t American Falls Furniture and Ca
pet store.
The band boys will give a dance
at the Auditorium Saturday night,
to which you r invited. They de-
serve q liberal patronage.
The time Of number 5 changed,
Sunday from $3.50 to 1890 a. IN.
The train carries no mail, as 1t is
so close to the fast mail.
IN. X. Struthers left for Council,
fthe last Of the week. where he has
business interests that will claim
Mis- attention for a short time.
See Bowen for cut prices on lum.
Der for ten days only. Don't fail
to get In on this. This Is for cash
only. Bowen Lumber Company.
/Mrs. Il. b. Alberts left, Tuesday
Kffr Gait La ~ tH>
course at the University of Utah,
fShe expects tn teach next winter.
FOR SALE-New $4,000 piano
Never used, scratched in shipment
will sell cheap. investigate. Fl. l.
Pier Piano Co., Dubuque. Iowa.
Have your family washing rough
dry. Mt the Steam Laundry. We
iron the flat work. Phone No. 81
for prices.
. j. Hammock Is in Boise, where he
expects to remain for several weeks
introducing his swings. He stopped
Noff at Shoshone and Nampa en-
rxoute.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. George w
Roberts, Friday. a boy. The young
stei has received a pair of overalls
from Judge oliver, and a box OF
marbles from DR.. Finnegan.
Here's a reliable recipe to follow,
Get II good painter to spread Bradld
Il Frooman Pure Paint and YOU'VE
got a good job. Sold by Idaho Luh
Der &C.. American Falls, Idaho.
The hardest rain since that sd-
ton was first settled visited NeelR
Monday. 1t Is said that raw sagk-
brush land become quite soft. Al
the big dry farm the gullies wert
filled with running water. I
/Emanual Adolph killed a very
rarge p%orcupine in the sage brush
near his home, the other day. The
I animal weighed about forty pounds
NVRis is the first one seen since the
country was settled.
The fall wheat. which looked very
thin In the spring, is redeeming it,
self and promises surprising yields.
The rains and warm weather of the
past few days have caused 1t to
stool amazingly.
Rev. James Leech, who was pas
tor OF the NJ. Il, church here for
more than a year. will conduct
services Sunday morning and even
ihS. REV. Leech Is a splendid talkel
and 1t VIII seem good to hear his
strong sermons again.
EnQuircr-You can easily make
an old painted floor look like expen-
siNe hard wood. Apply first a coat
OF Ground Perma-Lac and follow
vita a coat of either Light Oak or
Antique Oak Perma- Lac. For sale
by Idaho Lumber Co., American
Falls. Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Carpenter ar
rived from Baker city. Oregon, yes
lerday. for a short visit with friends.
ihey VIII spend a few days in Salt
Lake, and then 20 to Colorado for
q protracted visit with a sister Of
Mrs. carpenter, most of the time
being spent In the mountains.