American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-02-11
Devoted to the Beautiful and Fertile RockLand Valley.

Falls Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Buckley; We got the
chicken, many, many thanks.
Six bars laundry soap for % cents
at the Rockland Cash Grocery.
Miss Annie Eliason is spending
the winter in Pocatello with friends.
kissen, of Last Chance, was in
the flrst OF the week after supplies.
a fine baby girl arrived at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Taysom.
4 Allen Jones, from the Table Mt.
valley, was in the first of the week
Ster supplies.
Commissioner May has returned
from the official meeting of the
S~nnty board at Malad.
Miss Hortense Eods made a brief
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. James Og-
den the last of the week.
The Congregational Ladies aid
society was entertained Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. Rice.
K. J. Baker, OF Landing, was in
town Friday and proceeded to Am
erlcan Falls on a business trip.
Richards and a bunch of South
Forkers were in the first of the
week after news and supplies.
Chas. Sherlock, meat buyer for
the Jones shop, was to the south the
first of the week after supplies.
The Rev. Hunt left, Monday, for
a short visit with his family, who
live on a homestead, near Inkum.
Chas. Prinz, of Last Chance, and
Thos. Bolin, of Landing were here
on business, the last of the week.
Frank Bell and wife, of the west
side, We're visitors, Wednesday last.
Frank didn't carry any birthday box
home this time.
Judge Thorn and Attorney Fish
er made a trip to the John Hartley
horse farm Tuesday. King Jack
was fortunate in being at home.
The young child, of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gph. Josephson, which died of pneu-
monia, was buried, Friday. The SER
vices being held in the ward house.
The quarterly conference. of the
Young Peoples Mutual societies will
convene in the l.. d. S. Tabernacle,
In Pocatello, on February II, IS, 19.
John Jones, himself, Rockland
Meat market, pig-pork sausage,
day. Come and get anything you
want, but don't forget the pig-pork
sausage.
R.. l. Ewing has contracted for
a bungalow at Bull t. cost four
thousand dollars. Thus is the fame
of Rockland gradually spreadins
throughout the state.
Charles Torrance, who will be re-
membered as salesman in the Ellis
berry store at American Falls. has
been a visitor for a few days with
some of his farmer friends on the
west side.
Following is the rumored list of
road supervisors in the valley: Jack
Danelson, Landing; Boo Kelly, Rock
land and Uncle 10 Allen for Lower
Greek. With these three bosses this
valley should have good roads.
Bob sleighs were the thing this
week. The first snow for Sleigh
came Sunday night, commencing at
ten O'Clock and lasting nearly until
morning. A good crop for next sea-
o seems to be an assured fact
and it makes the farmers feel very
happy.
The stage for American Falls
leaves every morning except Sun
day at half past six and arrives at
five in the evening. Express pack
ages carried at 10 to so cents, or
dnrc f0r nvnrncc n,.,c+ lo Ioff ~ the
Lawson hardware. Leave calls at
the post office.
Bert Adams and wife were in Am
erican Falls last week on a visit,
and coming home they were solong
on the road that Bert swears the
grounding overlook them. Mrs. A.
la%ughingly remarked hat it might
have been the muddy roads that
held them back,
saturday, Miss Goldie Commons
entertained the following friends at
her home; The Misses Edith Pease,
Ella Wood Gertrude Johnson and
Eva Wood Messers., Ward. Ira
Perry, Pence and Amos Perry. A.
nice and delicious lunch was served
during the evening.
@Wheeler, son of J. H. Whe-
eler, returned to his home in South
Dakota, January 81. Mr.. Wheeler
was very favorably impressed with
Rockland valley and found the peo-
pie a very sociable lot. He expressed
himself as being royalty entertain
ed by friends and relatives during
his stay here.
Happy, Rex Talcott made a colt
trip to American Falls, Saturday last
Rex left town in a cutter on snow
he got out of town about n mile
the cutter become unmanagable and
Rex walked back TO town, procured
a buggy and fastened forward to
make up for lost time. He got to
the Falls, finally.
Clyde Hanson, of the Times, re-
turned from a visit with his wife
and baby, who are at Malad, Sunday
evening and about eight O'Clock the