American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-09-21
The rain fell in spots.

So wagons OF GypSleS are heef
lor the festivities of the goth.
John Daniels and family were Wis.
-1tnrs at the Power City Friday.
Miss Letta Howard is a visitor II
Deweyviile, Utah. with friends. +
Lon Stewart and family were n
L0wn on a shopping visit Thursday,
Charles Bonham is taking sub.
LIEN.
John Hermann, after many griefs,
mas made final establishment on 100
acres.
10 Slsson of the Last Chance dik-
rict, made a hurry up call to the
rover City Wednesday, last.
Archie Winnett passed through on
ihursday last bound for the Falls,
In command of a cargoe ofwheat.
Mrs. Mable C%hristianson now
comes to town in style. She has a
line team of horses and a brand new
buggy.
once again the dog p~oisoner SHOW
up, and he invariably gets the wrong
pup. II he would only kill the yleler
thlng 1T would be alright.
o can have a barbecue anv
day of the week you wish by get
ting your roast at Lloyd's Meat
market.
The school census for this dist
rlct this year shows that there are
Two and nine students, who
VIII have to be taken care of.
The .stork arrived at the home
or Mr.. and Mrs. John Curl, of the
Sand Hollow, last Tuesday and left
a nice baby girl to be entertained.
o.. F. Crowley is now busy de-
ilver1ng wheat to the railroad at
American Falls. He is still deter
mined to show what a dry farmer
can do.
Monday, October End. is the
date set for the opening Of school Ak
this place. 1t is expected that it
VIII continue for at least eight
months.
Ed Howard, after an absence of
Sixty lays managed to get into the
valley once again. He was much
pleased over the Improvements which
he noticed.
The Pollard machine with Is men
and 20 horses is still busy. This ma
chine is fitted with a lighting prop
osition that does not require broad
paayflght to work in.
Mrs. K. D. Houtz and bunch of
wee ones have returned home to re-
main over the great day. She says
that it is awfully jolly to get back
Il only for a few days.
Ed Morris returned to the Hot
House of Science, the A. c., at Loga
Monday and will further develop
his capacity for intellectual fatigue
by holding on for an other year.
Sherman Commons located one Mr.
Wilson, of Portland, Oregon, on 100
acres of Landing soil. Mr.. Com
mons thinks that there will be quite /
an influx of lane seekers this fall.
THE Southwell mill is busy on
work for James Mason of Neeley
and Frank E. Lowery of Landing.
The mill expects to cut about $500
feet a day for awhile, when the ca
will be enlarged.
Ed Humbolt, of Rushville, Nebr.,
is here on a visit with his home
friend, Perry Sheer. Mr.. Humbolt
not decided what he will do,
but is looking arounl for a good
location.
John Hartley, of Landing made
a trip to American Falls, Friday,
with a load of wheat that he had
ground into biscuit dust, and which
he expects to consume the coming
cold spell.
D.. b. Nichols, the Power City
Pharmacy man. and mother spent
short while Sunday in Rockland.
Mrs. Nichols was somewhat disap-
pointed with the street car service,
but believes it will improve.
Earl Gebhart was an immigrant
from Michigan. He is still afflicted
that way. He returned to his orig :
NAL home last Wednesday. He ex-
poets to be back Just as soon as he 4
can get his things together.
James Tucker drove the following
aides to the Falls. Mrs. Shedd,
who was on her way home to Z
hastings, Neb., Mrs. Fisher, who +
vas taking the outing only and Mrs.
the wife of the Hardware +
nan, who was j%ournying to Ross
Fork where she will visit for a while
1t was reported that 10 Lane had
contracted to haul the Jess Hays
grain. Saturday there was nothing D
LONG. and Chandler was offering Z
Inything for the recover- OF one
Shirlock. Weiii, 1t do Beat che
,and as to how certain things go.
}. for the recovery Of?
w. Fl. Palmer and wife, of Hast "
ngs, Neb., dropped in upon Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawson one day last week.
You see, the Lawsons are from :
Nebraska, and the looks of an old 4
lomer made them feel good. Mr.. (
has located in the Raftrivar
ut he did it before he saw
his valley.
: A narrow escape from ornament
injury if not death. was tha1e of Por-
er Mitchell, engineer for the Cotant
hreshing outfit. Last Monday morn
ng as he was about. to start she
up. Mr.. Mitchell had but re-