American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-07-13
Local and Personal


8AAR ~ " Ne%1s 49,
burns Market.
III you are In need OF glasses see
q, 10. Widstecn.
mir. and Mrs. 0. Dawell We're al
+ Rockland Monday.
Good milch COW for sale. Inquire
at Fall Creek Sheep Co.
Charley Prinz has been hauling
lumber from Rockiand.
Moving machine and rake for
sale. Call OF r. j. Kohlhepp.
ID. w. Stevenson left for a visit
In HALEY and Soldier. Saturday.
w. N. Maxwell. the Last Chance
pioneer, was a visitor, Tuesday.
ID. w. Davis and family enjoyed
auto trip 70 Pocatello, yesterday.
Postcard or large Views OF the 4th
Of July parade at the Power City
Studio.
Before buying wheat or oat sacks.
see the Keith a Greene Grain Co,
for prices.
FOR SALE CHEAP-Good sec
ond hand 15-h. p. Case engine. J!
l.. Mekown.
A large amount Of machinery IL
going into the country for the COM
Ing harvest.
Full line Of Tinolac for inside
work and furniture ut the Western
Cabinet Works.
Professor w. w. Thompson re-
turned to Utah. Sunday. to resume
his vacation duties.
Anyone desiring an A I homestead
on the line OF the railroad, will al
well to see II. II. Earring.
Able Schmidt had a hand badlN
hurt while operating the mangler.
at the laundry. "Wednesday.
WANTED--To exchange carpen-
tor work for fall blowing. Sec Earl
stearman at G. w, d M. Co.
Ladies' and gentlemen's suits
cleaned and pressed at Tony's, the
taller. next door to the library.
q. G, Hall has a field OF bluestem
wheat which he believes IL as fine
as any In the country. bar none,
Rev. j. q. A. Martin will speak
at the Presbyterian church Sunday,
at ii a. m. A cordial invitation to
all.
Land to rem ut American Falls.
Landing and the Big Dry Farm dis
trict. see w. Fl. Philbrick. American
Falls.
Have your eyes tested and gases
Tilted by G. Il. Widsteen. who has
tested and fitted hundreds of salts
lied customers with glasses.
People who desire pictures OF the
Fourth of July floats may secure
them at the Power City Studio. Miss
Lee has a number OF excellent ones.
Estimates of the yield of grain
THIS year range from 500 900 /
1000 900 bushes. This liz quite an
increase from almost nothing four
years ago.
n. w. Hall. manager of the Rem
ington since It's opening. took his fin
nj departure for Twin Falls. Tues
day. He leaves a host OF friends
who wish him well,
Mrs. Eva II. Smith viii be glad TO
III any of the ladies with n Bossard
corset, She also has the exclusive
agency for G. =, G. toilet articles
which are guaranteed to give salts
faction.
Have your family washing re
dry. Mt the Steam Laundry. We
IRON the flat work. Phone No. SO
for prices.
The warm weather of the past
week Il rapidly ripening the grain
II IS no the eastern brand of hot
weather. however.
FOR SALE-Team OF work mares
win colts. set of harness included
"inona wagon, 3 in, practically ney
Aood set work harness. n good co,
u two dozen Plymouth Rock
chickens. Adolf Claassen.
The country Just south of Little
has been organized into a :
district, known as No. IS :
y. r Allen Is chairman of the board !
r. w. Meisonheimer. clerk :
build. -"
MISS Alice Lee has a splendid ,
.ouecuon OF views taken the 4th: 8
.ney range In size from postcard to a
aoout Sxiz, and include single fea- \
uies ana groups of the parade. as I
'ne may IKE. They may be seen s
Pharmacy. =
Next Monday morning Misses
EZRA and Irene Oliver join T. +. 81
house party. given In honor 81
y Miss Jensen. of New York CITY.
Q lumber about twenty in all
rom here they go to Burley then
y auto into the big Lost river conn n
~. They expect to be gone about .,
nfee weeks. Most OF those who b,
~ De present are from Salt Lake r
'ity and egden. n