American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-07-06

0000 pasture. Inquire OF John
Richter. American 1Alls.
DR.. q. r. T1nnsgan, dentist. Of
flee In the Schmidt block.
Moving machine and rake for
sale. Call on r. J. Kohlhepp.
A good team of mules. buggy and
h~arnesA for sale. Call at Keith &
Greene Grain Co. office.
Have your family washing rough
dry. at the steam Laundry. We
Iron the flat work. Phone No. 81
for prices.
Frank Jones. who has one of the
finest places near Aberdeen. SAYS
ne a some grain that is in the
prize-winning class, and we hope It
VIII be seen here Farmers Day.
Mr.. tones Is one OF the best far
mers In this section and will in
q few years demonstrate what can
De done on a forty acre irrigadte
farm.
ID. 8. Mcqueen. beginning three
years ago.. formed q habit of proyfd-
Ing the editor with new potatoes for
his fourth of July dinner. 1t is an
excellent habit. and one that will
bear emulation. This year he added
onions and turnips to the bill of fare
and they are all beyond criticism.
His potatoes are not 70 early this
year as last. but they are almost
large enough to market.
A very enjoyable supper was Civ
en- after the dance the night of the
fourth, in the Remington dining
ROOM, by the Misses Leda and Vida
Macomb. The table was artistically
decorated with flags, red roses and
lire crackers. Those present were
Mesdames L%ightner. Claassen, Hall,
Misses Knapp, Barber. Messrs. Per-
kins. Williams, Knapp. Smith, Fitz-
patrick, Greene. Lightner and Claas-
SEM
adolf Claassen has associated
himself with the Arthur w. Davis
real estate company, beginning his
activities Wednesday,. He is too
well known to need an introduction
10 the public. having been a resident
Tor three years. and Is consequently
entitled to class himself with the pio.
neers. For more than a year he
was associated with the First Ma
tional bank. and since leaving there
nRs been operating his farm.
Daniel Reinman was over from
Landing, Tuesday to help Cele-
Drate. He says that section had a
good rain, last week. which makes
all the farmers happy. While ev-
cry other section has had rain to
spare this spring. there was a lit
Tie corner up his way embracing
TWO or three sections that has been
Disseminated against In all Idaho
1t Is probably the only part that has
not mad rain enough and a trife to
spare. He has 500 acres of wheat
which the rain materially benefit
ted.
The r. b, Greenwoods. the r.
r. st. Johns. the A. A. Smiths and
the j. v. Dawsons called on the
Is. Walworth's Tuesday evening.
ny each bringing something along
they managed to get together a very
good supper. which was SERVED on
porch After supper they fired
OH SIX punches of ~firecrackers and
made merry so that the neighbors
an around could enjoy it. When
editor retired the phonograph
was joyfully grinding out "There'u
lte q Hot Time and patriotism was
finding full expression. The 20 ,
ice could not be reached.
- Souess is mere from South
Dakota on a swing around the circle d
RIP which will take him through .
Iregon. California and New Mexico.
ne is a relative of Mr.. Weber of the l
Hardware Company. He q
lays crops throughout South Dako-
a are very poor this year. and that
will do no more than get their r
eed back The weather has been e
extremely hot there, and they have t
lad practically no rain. We hope
10 VIII take a good look at this To- n
ailty before he leaves, so that he o
nay be able to carry back good a
eports, One trip out In any direc- q
ION VIII enable him to do that.
Friday afternoon Mrs. ]. V Daw- n
entertained about twenty ladies'
ne diversion being a doll dressing
ontest. Each guest was given n x
iothes pin with a painted head. y
materials to work with AS
ne dolls were dressed they were =
wen a number m strung on n
ring Tor inspection. When all of
ZEN were completed a vote was ta- al
eh, the best dressed doll to win a
re. lhe prize, Il spool rack. was a
''"u to No. Z, dressed by Miss
a Austin. Those present were l.,
Hiett, Barber. Walworth. -,
John' Hager, Moth, Davis. Logan. w
wood Murray. Curtis and Reed
Hail. Misses Austin. Leda and P
ia Macomb. Vera and Ollie Oliver. co
sN'er and Eunice Barber. Mrs.
'"son was assisted in serving by Gu,
Isses Vera Oliver and Eunice he
lrber. Nc
focatello Jim came down from ire
Bannock Tuesday to celebrate so,
9 ith, and incidentally told a few -
Us ABOUT the hunt for the Spen- :"
pahdlt that were not known.
zen news came that the bandit poi
S coming this way Walter SnarIs fac
m Oliver and Deputy Sheriff Al. an
chartered an AUTOMOBILES and A
X up h track east. They gave VIII,
the information that they were res
ing to meet the desperado and ra- 49,.