American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-04-29

with lag1ippe.
W iliram Walker went to American
SATURDAY,.
" Bob Ewing got home from Moon
ksbine Saturday.
Harry Knudson was a Falls Wis,
iLo1 the last of the week. 1
v Born, Friday, the 21st, to the fam
L4y of Henry Jensen, a girl.
Fred Speck of the west side waY
IN Thursday for a few hours. I
The different churches were eE
csptionally we'll attended Sunday. -
" Earl Wheeler was a business viz
tor at the Power City Saturday. -
Crescent tea, coffee and baking
powder at Rockland Cash Grocery.
10 Lane will haul lumber for the
Chandler lumber yard of this place.
The Cottrell well outfit reached
water for Mrs. Lish at twenty feet.
Miss Annie Eliason is at home af-
ter a visit with friends at Pocatello.
Lard and bacon always on hand
at lowest prices. Rockland Cash
Grocery.
Miss Eva Pearson, of American
Falls, is visiting Mrs. Earl Stone. of
this place.
II John Allen of the Evans Mercan-
ltile company. vas here on a visit
Gbursday.
Ask to see the Conqueror Irriga-
ton shovel at Lawson's hardware.
You will like it.
Miss Eva Wood is at home after
a prolonged visit with relatives at.
American Falls. 4
Robt. Ewing and Peter Kujuka
are building the bungalow for ]. M
Bade, of Landing.
" Sam Morris and j. T. Fisher were
business visitors at the Falls a couz
lple of days last week.
" Mr.. and Mrs. John Eliason are
Visiting with the family of Bishop
Nelson. of Thatcher. Utah.
Commissioner May got home from
Malad. Wednesday, where he atten-
ded an ardouos session of the board.
" Mrs. P. M. Morris has returned
dto her home in Medley after a two
weeks visit with friends in Rock
land.
Ed. Quigley was in from Sand
hollow, where he is dry farming, on
Saturday and took home a load of
supplies.
Merritt Osterhout who lives on
Cassia creek, was a visitor last week
with his sister, Mrs. Weldon Allen,
Of Little creek. 4
" Frank Hillhou.e, Lizzie Hillhousk,
MARY Kelly and 10 Wood spent Ea&
ter Sunday with Mrs. Robert Hin
lhQuse of east bench.
D. J. Best and wife of Thistlel
Utah, are visiting hte family d
Uncle Lynn Barnard. of American
Falls, for a few days.
John Jones. himself, pig pork
sausage every day. Beef and pork
all the time. Kettle rendered lard
in 8 and S pound pals.
Wesley Walton and family, who
have been visiting with C. A. War
ner's family of Central, returned to
their home in Albion Saturday.
u. H. Moss was a Power City Wis
ifor Saturday. Henry has leased his
Fcrisinal property to DR.. J.F. Marsh,
while Henry will live on his home
stead.
INA Allen, who is a homesteader
west of here, left early Monday MON
ing for Honeyville, Utah, for his
family and will make this valley his
permanent home. |
Ed Quinlan is planting five acres
to- sugar beets. which he will use
for stock feed next winter, as it ap-
pears to be better and cheaper than
any other he can produce.
Mrs. Rachel Harms, wife of G. C.
Harms. a h~omesteader who left for
a visit in California last week. will
go from there to Spokane. where she
expects to make her home for a time
Auctioneer Cotant states that all
of the horses. implements and other
stuff offered for public sale at the
Schnable ranch Tuesday of last week
was sold at a very satisfactory fig
ure.
l.. W. Cotant has assumed the
care of a fine young horse known
as Harry Echo. those who admire
buggy teams will enjoy looking al
this animal. The horse may be
seen at the Cotant stables. See
his ad elsewhere in this paper.
. Jess Hays and his outfit of i'm
plements moved from the Sunbeam
ranch Monday and are now az work
on the 1900 acre farm on Table
Mountain. Jess expects TO have the
greater part of this tract sown to
wheat next fall.
Rollin Jones arrived with a car OF
goods from Spokane last week and
has moved to his big farm near Ia
bic Mountain. fully prepared to en-
ter the agricultural contest n ear
nest. Mr.. Jones' wife and family
will be here after a few days. when
a permanent home will be made.