American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-10-05

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district court.
Mrs. Mccullough makes a special
ty Of home made cakes, brown
and white bread, buns. etc..
Don't overlook the popular price
dance by the orchestra, next Satur-
day evening, at the Auditorium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Neu, who
live In the Pleasant Valley country
are entertaining their first-born.
DR.. Sullivan was over from The
Beautiful and Fertile Rockland Val
ley for an hour or two, Tuesday.
Help the orchestra by attending
their popular price dance at the Aud
ttorium. Saturday evening. the 7th.
O. Jesclard. formerly Of Portland.
Oregon, now OF Montpelier. Idaho,
who owns property here, was in the
city the last of the week.
The American Falls orchestra will
give a dance at the Auditorium, at
hard times prices. Don't miss it.
Good music and dancing at a
price to fit your pocketbook, by the
orchestra. at the Auditorium, Satur-
day evening.
Tuesday was one of the biggest
days for wheat receipts of the season.
The rain greatly benefited the roads,
and the farmers took advantage of
them.
Mrs. Eva B. Smith and Mrs. L.
d. Nichols represented the local
Rebekahs at the anniversary cele-
bration of the Pocatsllo lodge, NJ.
day night.
[Thornhills restaurant is now open
all night. The night service, which
began Monday is greatly appreciated
by those who have to wait for de-
layed night trains.
Postmaster Skeen, of Landing
was here, Monday. He filed pro-
tests in the hearings of Edward
Quinlan and MILFORD Firkins, who
had applied for water claimed by
Mr.. Skeen.
d. H. Blossom, formerly chief
engineer of the American Falls Can
Company, was here, Tuesday, on
his way from Aberdeen to Glenn's
He is connected with the
King Hill project.
A. w. Church entered a plea of
guilty at Malad, Tuesday, to the IL
sale of liquor. and was fined
$500 and costs. amounting to about
1850.
A big dance and oyster supper,
lnder the auspices of the Y. M. and
(. L. M. /. A. will be given at the
auditorium. Friday evening. Octo-
'er 49,, Good music has been pro-
'ided and a pleasant time is assured
who may attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Logan are doing
ne1r utmost to make the stay Of
lvelyn Louise Logan, who came to
heir home last Friday. a pleasant
ne and they hope she will remain
ermantly with them. The younr
sdy Is healthy and vigorous and 4
to be hoped that she will lika
town when her acquaintance ho-
omes o little more general,
John Feulner. a business man of
Washington, last week WIS.,
ed MS brother, Andrew, of the
country. and Frank Kluck.
. was looking over the country
TN a view of making investments.
Q was very much impressed with
power possibilities here n ex-
essed himself as believing that
Q nave the coming country.
is your lodge going to have .
nch n coffee? Get Mrs. s. n
cCuiiough make and serve II for
~. ~
news OF the death of w. H. Dex-
T. at Seattle. was received. Tues
y. he passed away that morn
Z at $50. Mr.. Dexter had been
I,ering from heart trouble for sew
al months. and his death was NOT
expected. He left here about
o months ago in the hope of re-
wing Denefi from a lower aIti-
ne. he was a most worthy citi-
4 n mis- death is greatly regret
!. he leaves a wife and two
ughters. Mrs. A. Logan and Miss
who are well known here q
FRIED daughter in Colorado and
'on in Seattle.
Ihe Savage looking little crea-
e. sometimes called a sane bee.
n a large head and striped body.
zen inrects the sagebrush country.
not as a as its reputation.
ny people believe it to be poison
; ana some go as far as 20 call
scorpion. which it does not re-
~ ot ~ Vic WAS sent TO the M
ie University recently, to learn
name and nature of the creature
this is the reply received: "a
tern cricket. of the genus STEM
matus. called the san cricket.
) not poisonous, but probably
bite rather vigorously when
up. not a serious matter" ].
Aldrich. Professor of Biology.
of Idaho.
resident Taft will be in Pocatello
two hours tomorrow morning.
Will arrive at 7:15, be met by a
Of the leading menof the
and escorted to the Bannock
!. where he will be served with
lomething different" breakfast.
b Will enclude elk and bear
from Fremont county, potatoes
Twin Falls county. eggs from
'eville county. fruit and sugar
Bingham county. pancake flour
Ammerfcan Falls. honey from