American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-09-07

business Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Ellsberry VS.
lied Pocatello Monday.
Arthur w. Davis was in Pocatei-
<o-xesterday on business.
Mrs. Eva B. Smith is transacting
business in Blackfoot this week.
7~The roads over which grain is be-
ing hauled are getting in very bad
shape.
j.. r. Clark came down from Hal
] ley yesterday. He Is threatening 10
stay-here.
(MaxTyler left for Salt Lake City,
4 Saturday, where he will enter the
/ University.
We have some sheeting that we
will sell for $15 per 1000. Bowen
Lumber Co.
Hiss Eunice Barber left for Twin
/Falls, Wednesday. for a weeks visit
with friends.
t-Grain receipts are increasing ev-
cry day and within a short time the
roads will be lined with teams.
Rev. and Mrs. Hall Kellogg Wal
lis are entertaining an eight pound
boy who arrived the first Of the
week.
Miss Rogers of Somerset, Ken
lucky, is visiting the Misses Salee.
She has been on a visit to a sister
tin- Salt Lake.
Mrs. d. w. Stevenson and daugh-
ter Hettie left for Cook, Idaho, af-
ter shipping their household effects
to hat place, Saturday.
The M. E. Ladies Aid Society will
meet with Mrs. Ellsberry next We'd
nesday, September 10. All the ladies
of the congregation are cordially in
vited.
Word has been received from Miss
Leona Dexter and her mother, who
left for Seattle two weeks ago, that
Mr.. Dexter's condition remains I'M
changed.
II. c. Wones who has been in the
turbulent state of Kansas for about
a year, returned Wednesday and be-
gan looking for a house. He will be
at home again in a few days.
Miss Jean Machines entertained
last evening in honor of Precy Dayer.
who is passing through on his way
to Salt Lake. A few of Mr.. Dayer's
closest friends were present.
H. B. Mcknight of Tanner, Ari-
IONA, arrived the last of the week
to look over the country, with a pros
pect of locating. He went to Rock
land Saturday, to visit Rolla Jones,
an old friend.
The elevator for loading grain at
the Keith & Greene Grain company's
warehouse. was put in commission
Monday, and the first car loaded by
1t. 1t makes the loading of loose
grain an easy matter.
The bridge gang of the Oregon
Short Line which has beer here al
most continuously for the past eight
and a half months, has gone to Og-
den. The sidetracks built for the
work train were taken up Monday.
~. +. Kosanke is still a success at
growing watermelons without irriga-
tlon. W years ago he had a fine
patch, n this year he again dem
onstrates hat good melons can be
grown without irrigation, and with
out cultivation as well. His melons
We're sowed broadcast and narrowed
III and left to shift for themselves.
The Ladies Guild of the Episco-
pal church wish to call attention to
'ho iuihHidSe safe which they viii
conduct on Farmers Dav. n to
rehew their offer to receive things
or value for which there may be a
demand on such occasions. Anyone
VINO has anything to donate for the
occasion is requested to communi-
cate with Mrs. T. II st. John.
Miss Jessie b. Thompson. one Of
u popular teachers, returned last
thursday from a three months va
cation at her old home in Delphi.
INDIANA. Like everybody else who
their vacation in the torrid and
sWeltering heat of the east. Miss
thompson was glad to ret hack
where she could again breathe the
pur and invigorating air of the Gem
state.
As+-~rs. G. S. and John Butler.
Johnson and Swim were in Ameri-
cam Fails Tuesday, to take home a
thresner which six of the Arbon SET
tiers have purchased for their own
sprclA' use. 1t IS a small machine
cut large enough to answer their
purpose, and mike thpr, irdouo.1