American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-12-14

John J. Coleman and wife were
In town Friday last.
n. A. Johnson, Of Landing was
. visitor the first of the week.
J. F. Triplett and wife were in
town for a short visit Monday.
Horace B. Fogarty was in from
the ranch Friday after supplies.
Sum dried prunes 10 pounds fol
800. ROcklAnd Cash Grocery.
Miss Eva Kubberness, Of the Fall
was a visitor Saturday and Sunday.
Bert c.. Adams and wife were in
y town, from Liberty flat. Saturday
Miss Ella Wood is confined to the
house, suffering with an attack of
tonsilitis.
Pierre Firkins and family of Ba-
salt, WyO., are visiting with his par
ents at Landing.
John Hartley. Of Landing, was in
attendance at the Belgian horse
meeting Saturday.
Bob Share has taken 16O acres
of your Uncle Sans land and will
settle down and be good.
Clayton Frederickson and wife
of Marengo, Iowa, are visitin the
family of c. e. Chandler.
Mr.. Frederickson, an old chum of
Charlie Chandler, is here on a visit
and maybe he will stay.
Mrs. Bertha La Rogue and Miss
Irene Allen rendered a fine Duet
at the Mutual Sunday night.
Frank Corey has sold his relin-
quishment to Geo. Peck and left for
the mining camps in Northern Idaho
Mrs. Mabel Webb came in from the
dry farm Monday on a visit with
the family of Ed. Webb of East
Fork.
From now until Jan. L, 1912
we will give q 3 per. cent. discount
on all cash sales over five dollars.
ROckland Cash Grocery.
Geo. Martin Of Last Chance, re-
turned from the Falls early Sum
day, with a wagon load of farm
supplies.
w. j.. Wallis, the painter. fin
ished the dwelling Of H. J.. Frod-
sham last week. The Improvement
Is marked.
MI. Lapi Valdez, the oldest liv-
ing white man of the early days,
was a visitor from his west side
farm Sunday.
The cold snap put the feed mill
out of commission for a couple of
days last week, by bursting a tank
caused by the frost.
Lou Hampton and l.. A. Skeen
were Power City visitors n day
last week. Both entlemec were
grain to town.
C. E. Chandler of the Rockland
Lumber company is back east, hav
ing been called there by the serious
illness of his mother.
1t is rumored that Charles E.
Chandler has purchased the Hagler
mill and will use the same for cut
ting lumber the comming season.
Ernest Savoll and 10 Pons, each
with large herds of sheep, headed
for the Raft river country, where
they expect to remain during the
winter. /
Calvin Warner, after a few weeks
visit with his parents, has returned
to Salt Lake City. where he will
resume his duties in the telegraph
of the o. S. l..
1t was handed to the den man
that Peter Nicholson of the North
bench hhad purchased the Ross Nc
Carly property which adjoins the
townsite. Terms private.
Allie Ralph was a disconsolate
visitor Monday. He thinks his wife,
who is on a visit with her relatives
n Brigham City, Utah, should come
home. as she has been absent for
:wo weeks.
Clarence, the young son of Ed
ward Hunter. died Sunday morning,
rom the effects of Typhoid fever.
The entire community extends it's
leatrfelt sympathies in this their
of sorrow. ,
Cal Quigley was acting manager
e the Rockland Pharmacy during
he absence of Perry Sheer, who was /
q American Falls to meet his /
'rother, who may possible locate I
n this section of the beautiful. I
Bliss. the well digger finished two 9
Felis last week. one for Triplett at !
o feet and another for Frank Col |
n at the depth of 100 feet. The
uttng in of wells on a dry farm 2
leans q great deal to the farmer as I
! about two days a week in 9
me ana extra labor and puts a big :
on the place. 8
MRS. Geo. Spillett returned home :
om the Falls. Wednesday, suffer- ;
q fall she received while :
to cross the tracks before
train would close the gap. While {
INNING to accomplish this her foot p
Rught on the rail and she fell. but r
= an effort managed to miss the p
ars. She bruised the right side of Il
er body and limb badly. v
]. H. Anderson left the other day :
y . fishing tour along the Snake, q
siecting Tom Walton's place as his q
He returned home on :,
1ednesday. having captured seven I,
ne trout. by fishing through q hole q
tho Ice and bagging q large num- y
y of Mallard ducks. To those who Is
ere real hungry he gave thu fish ~