American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-08-24
Local and Personal

D. w. Davis was in Salt Lake Sat
urday on business.
Mrs. q. H Furrcr visited friends
In Aberdeen Sunday.
H. u. Myers of DeKalb. Ill, Is
visiting r. Il. Austin.
Mr.and Mrs. J.. v. Dawson were
Aberdeen visitors Tuesday.
DR.. @. r. Tinnegan. dentist. Of
flee In the Schmidt block.
J.. r. Kosanke and A. Winter
drove to Rockland Tuesday.
Miss Mary Wallis was the guest
of Mrs. Hager the first Of theweek.
W. N. Maxwell. the sage Of Land
ing. is In town for a short business
trip.
Mrs. o. II. Barber and Miss Flor
ence Barber, were In Pocatello Sat
urday.
Pure bred Jersey Bull at PHIL
brick & Greenwood barn. Service
$3.50.
Have your family washing rough
dry. at the Steam Laundry. We
iron the flat work. Phone No. So
for prices.
The Torrance & Ertle warehouse
wascompleted all except the roof on
Wednesday. and was receiving grain.
The warehouse has a capacity of
about 10000 sacks.
Tho family of j. T. Doran arrived
from Colorado. Tuesday night. For
the present and until Mr.. Doran can
get possession of his residence prop
erty. they will make their home on
the farm.
Rev. Howard Stoy of Pocatello
will conduct services at the Episco-
pal church Sunday, August 9th, at
1880 4. IN. Everyone. whether a
member or not. Is cordially invited
to be present.
II you want a picture OF your
nome or farm taken, leave an order
at the Power City studio. This line
or work Is carefully attended to by
an experienced photographer who Is
engaged for this particular work.
Miss Madge Whistler, sister of
IL. H.. Whistler. arrived Wednesday,
for a short visit with her brother.
Miss Whistler Is a teacher at Mount
Pleasant. Iowa. She is so favorably
impressed with this locality hat she
VIII probably file on a homestead.
She has passed the summer in Wyo-
ming.
Mr.. n Mrs. George Smith and
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Smith, of Oskaloosa
Iowa. arrived h first of the week
Tor a short visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
E. b. White. Mrs. George Smith is
u sister of Mrs. White. The party
Is out on a general trip that will
take them into Canada before their
return.
l.. Adolf brought in a sample of
Goid Coin wheat. Tuesday, from his
ury farm west of town. II Is of "a
Iine duality, and although volunteer,
IS yielding well. He had not begun
~threshing his fall seeding, nor his
l Held OF blue stem. These will
make satisfactory yields. He will
eed more Turkey red in future.
w. NJ. Moore. who left here last
week with his wife for Dufer. ore.
returned the first OF the week. He
says that Mrs. Moore reached home
an right. She is the woman who was
injured by the overturning OF a W.
Son near Sunbeam about two weeks
ago. Mr.. Moore has taken a on
tract for hauling wheat that will
keep him busy for several days.
John Il, Foulks. one of the COM
inlssluners Tor the Omaha land ex-
position. was in from his home in
Aberdeen last Friday. He Is very
anxious that a fine exhibit from this
part OF the state is sent to Omaha.
and In this he merits the hearty
support OF all. There Is ample M
terial TO be gathered. and with little
ttouble to the individual an excellent
showing eau be made at no expense.
ia. ryey Anderson arrived Tuesday
mornanA on a sad mission, that of
attending the funeral Of his brother
Charley. Hi, "ey left here last spring
Tor Portland. o, 'egon; where he has
snsaged in contra 'ing and build
IiSes re Is getting a 4 ~ 1917. s1als anu
VIE country. r. L., ~ NJ
says. is running A a
,.saro,a suburb of Pss, Sat
md is doing well. Harvey says L. ~
I he we're engaged in farming ks
would rather be here than in the vi
unity of Portland. as he considers
conditions for farming bet Of
err here than there. he
Grain has scarcely begun to come tn
n as yet, and the next three months 10
will be busy ones for the farmers III
grain haulers. 1t will be many Wv
lays before threshing is over, and
,rain will not begin to move in ear
until threshing is over. Those
Who a haul now, however, will in
III probability have better roads to "
laul over than those who defer hauk Il
ng. The roads are beginning to cut y
BADLY, and promise to be as bad as :,
ear. They are in better con :,
lition than thew were a year ago :"
tut there will be several times as 81
much grain to come over them and U
hey will rapidly become worse.