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

e faQS was over saturday last.
Will Hess of the west side was il
-1o~n- Saturday after supplies.
Bert Haeer of the Landing dis
spent Sunday in American Fall
Highest market price paid TO
farm produce. Rockland Cash Gro
Gerry.
Material for ~granaries is still be
ing hauled u to the various farx6
steads. <
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Oliver were
visitors from their Fall Creek Ranch
Saturday. {
j. Garrett of Washington, has To-
Gated on 160 acres of land near
Last Chance.
Mr.. Maxwell and wife of the Last
Chance country. spent a few days at
the~Falls last week.
ZJohn Hartley has taken the big
fBelgian horse to winter and care
for until mex spring.
Ii you are making less than 81
a day, see me. Atwood, Schmidt
block, American Falls.
4 Ed Quinlan was called to Poca-
tello on Sundo by the illness of
his sister, Mrs. NJ. l.. Olson.
Mrs. Bertha LaRocque is at home
after a short visit with Mrs. Ross
McCarty of north bench.
Mrs. Houtz has been a few days
visitor with her daughter, Mrs. w.
3. Jacobs, in American Falls.
Ms. Mabel C~hristianson and Mrs.
j. Nelsoon came in horseback from
w a Ch n Ufnn flnt nnr1rr -, FL ~-~
That was a good dance Saturday
night, but the floor needs some at
tention to make the pleasur pleas
urabfe.
" Charles Hartley and wife with the
babies, spent Saturday with the fam
lies of John and James Hartley of
landing.
The patrons of the stage line to
the Falls should bear in mind that
the same is scheduled to leave at
6:15 a. m.
Ed Sager, who has been, located
here since early spring, left for his
home at the head of south fork the
firsL-of the week.
. Master Harvey Anderson, who has
bbeen a visitor with Mr.. and Mrs.
Dawell of Last Chance for a few
weeks, is at home.
The Rev. A. H. Gilbert. after a
few days visit with friends at Pay
cite, is at home. Mr.. Gilbert is
pleased to get back.
George Horst was in from his
dry farm last Saturday. He is get
ting his wheat ready for market, and
Will have plenty to sell.
= Ed Donneliy came in from the
Falls the other night with a load of
lumber that contained 3,040 feet.
How's thse~fer-a-fat Uooy?
~ Scene Barnhart and Ed Sherman
were over the middle of the week
from the Falls after peel cattle
for Blackburn, the butcher.
Mrs. Shirlock and daughter, MISS
"Dick," who have been visiting with
Charles Shirlock, left Tuesday, for
their home in Oxford, Iowa.
George W. Roberts of the Power
City was in our hustling little town
Saturday in connection with the con-
tract for wheat hauling he has ia
ken.
Oliver NJ. Dewitt has served no.
tiee of contest against one J.. NJ.
Wright for 100 acres of landlocated
near Landing.
100 acre irrigated homestead re-
l-inquishment can all be put in cuIti-
walton, house, barn and partly fence
price 5000
Sherman Commons.
Lodge No. 1S5, l.. o. o. T., meets
every Wednesday night and reports
progress. The last meeting nisbt
were handed in and more are ex-
quite a large number OF transfers
ga Wit4ln q snort time.
.Perly Sheer has moved into his
farm house. Perry Will live in town
While his wife establishes herself
firmly. and then he viii most like
~ visit occasionally, to get some
thing TO eat.
-fhe finest wheat delivered at
the new warehouse in American
Falls, coming from this valley, was
q load from the Crowley and Vince
Ter ranch, consisting OF So bushels
~apd~tested at 81 pounds. ThcrcSs
hs-svrrr pfenry-noEe like it~Snd a
So und~testiS-ceIRhSe1sspEhi2 in
many instances ~the~yietd has not
been as creates was expected, yet
it has beeu@farge enosb to- encor-
age the Planters and alsp to teach
the Lesson Of thorough mulching
to make sfgood harvest. ! The soil
must be stirred and worBe4 in order
to hold/the moisture &f the best
method apparently~ the dust
orr in other words1Aorough har-
rowing after ~eae1ain. Under such
treatment fe<s~aporation is not SO
great, -und what surface moisture
is lost is easily replaced during the
cool hours of early morning.