American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-04-22
Devoted to The Beautiful and Fertile RockLand Valley

I Ered Covert spent Sunday here
e4 oone Il Rock.and Gosh
Cs5c v.
X W. wasa weft 70 he Falls
5i Sc bus. baline hay
On cast farA.
/Mrs. E. 0. Mudd. OF Landing. vas
lin town Tuesday.
Mrs. Jack Daniels was in on d
&opping our Saturday.
Chandler. the lumber man. made
a trip TO the Falls. Saturday.
4. l.. Currier made a business trip
to American Falls, Saturday.
Alma Pipkin has finished fencing
on his quarter section of land.
Mrs. Perry Sheer is rapidly recoy-
ering from an attack of qunisy.
John Bonham took a load of pro-
duce to the Power City Monday.
Mrs. Sinda Hillhouse entertained
a party of friends Easter Sunday.
Ground oyster shells for your
chickens at Rockland Cash Grocery.
Y Pat Clark and daughters were
visitors in American Falls Monday.
/Auctioneer Cotant had business
Fat the head of warm creek, Tues
DAY.
y Antoine Nelson took a load of egg
to market in American Falls this
week. 4
Y Dan and Fred Altmyer attended
4 the ball game in American Falls. Sab
urday.
Mrs. Mable Christinson is visiting
with Mrs. Ben Cotant, Of the South<
Bench. ;
Highest market price paid for
your butter and eggs RockIand
Cash Grocery.
Mrs. sgd Peck, of RattlesnakeL
valley. is visiting with her parentsl
on east fork.
Mrs. Ella Commons drew a pic
ture from the Rockland Cash Gro
Gerry this week.
\ Mrs. Victoria Houtz has return
ed from a visit to Salt Lake City
fand American Falls.
Remember we are still giving
away those beautiful pictures at
Rockland Cash Grocery.
The Easter ball given by the Cos
mos dancing Club, Friday evening.
was a very enjoyable affair.
Deputy Sheriff Morgan P. Jones
was in town Monday visiting his
daughter, Mrs. CLYDE Hansen.
Mrs. Chas. Dawell. of Last Chance,
spent Easter with her parents. Pat
Clark and wife. on the East Bench.
a. the school election held last
at Landing. J. W. May was
kchosen to succeed F. kubernes, as
.trustee.
Clay. the son of John Jones. ar
rived from the Oregon home and
will be found in the meat shop all
the time now.
/Claude Cottrell, of the Raft river
1district was a visitor at this place
Sunday. He says the wheat is look
ing fine over hat way.
John Jones, himself. pig pork
all the time. Kettle rendered lard
in 8 and 5 pound pals.
Perry Sheer has returned from
idaho Falls, where he passed so
successfully his examination before
the state pharmacy board.
The Amusement committee of the
l.. D. S. Y. P. society have concluded
to hold no more dances in the ward
house until about July fourth.
Mrs. Rachel Harnes entertained
in an informal at bridge.
William Zahl were the guests SO
Mrs. L. Cotant, Mrs. P. Mitchell and
highly honored.
Mrs. Bert Adams was in Saturday
for Easter goodies and stated that
their 100 acress of wheat was just
fine and that the coming fall would
find them seeding five hundred acres
The Reverend Thornsen held the
first services in the new church al
Landing yesterday and received six
new members. There is some SMALL
unpaid work still due. which, it is
hoped will be overcome in the next
few weeks and as soon as possible
after which it will be dedicated.
John Jones, the pig pork sausage
man, II preparing his beef, mutton
and pork eat for Easter, and he
assures his Iafrons that there Will
be only the choicest Of meats serv-
ed. John will also give each Of his
Customers . basket of Easter exgA
hastily decorated suitable 10 the day
and hat the eggs win be good to
CT Rockland Meat Market
The following bunch Of ball
twranglers and wallpapers will try
ouf for the senior nine of tho Rock