American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-08-01
Rockland Department
CONDUCTED BY
j. C. S

The Misses Nettie and Dora
fhice, of Roy, were in town Pioneer
DAY and remained over for the big
-tan~o, US
Henry Brown and family, who
nave peen on a visit with relatives
az McCammon. arrived home last
Thursday.
Miss Rhetta Barnhart. of the
rails. after a weeks visit with her
sister. Mrs George Spillett, has re-
tuned home
II. Ralphs, of Garnz, was here
The last of the week. He has an
loea that the melon crop will be
small this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Oliver. of
Fail Creek. spent Pioneers day with
ner parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. P.
frodsham of this place.
Rob Ewing, the contractor, has
finished a house for N. Crowley
on his 100, also n for F. Halbert,
both of which are on South Fork.
10 Laumondere, of Little Creek.
was in town Saturday and reported
n a his young child who had been
SO loW with pneumonia was now on
the road to rapid recovery.
Now that the three year proving
up law has passed and only awaits
the final instructions from the land
department, it is well to call your
attention to the fact that j. T.
FISHER is prepared to meet any ex-
lguous in the matter Of a loan.
See him. + f
Mrs. Amelia Rosenkranz, of the
West Side. was in town shopping
Saturday and she reports that after
a very pleasant visit, her mother
returned to her home in Washing
ton state
Mrs. Jay Lawson and little son
after a pleasant visit with the fam
lily Of John r. Foulks, of Aberdeen,
are at home. Jay says it is a
great relief to have them at home
once more.
. Lonnie McKown and ArthurWest
of the Power City, were out on a
hunting trip Thursday. They fired
two boxes of shells and captured
~two~birds.
Mrs. j. w. Hamilton, of Odessa,
Wash, who has been here on a
visit with her daughters, the Mrs.
Adams and Mrs. Nelson, returned
TO her home.
a. A. Smith, of the Falls Creek,
and w. B. Walworth, of the Iowa
Lumber company, of the Falls, were
business visitors to this valley the
last of the week.
Mrs. Lou Mcintyre who was SO
badly injured a short time G in
a run away, is slowly recovering
but is not getting along as rapidly
as was at first expected she would.
Get loan on your dry farm and
put it all under cultivation. j. t.
Fisher, Rockland Idaho. t f
F. Larsen, was at his home in
Sand Hollow on a visit the last of
the week. MI. Larsen is quite
busy at this time of the ear ad-
justing the Best harvester and
combine, by which company he is
employed.
Elmer Perry has Robt. Ewing
and his helpers busy on a six room
on Second avenue. be-
tween Second and Third streets,
and when completed will be one o
the incest among the several nice
in Rockland
f. Fart and Dan Beattie made
the trip to the Falls in search of
a lost trunk which had been wrong
Il checked by the rail road company
The one'received was a good one
but contained mems toggery in
stead of that for the opposite sex.
Chas. Shuck, of Landing, while
putting on a load of building ma
at the local yard, had his
team become frightened and start
to run away. The horses managed
to disarrange the load and break
the wagon reach. The Rev. Guy
to stop them and had a
narrow escape from injury before
they were finally quoted.
George Bulge, who in connection
with James Lance of this place are
part owners in some valuable min
ing prospects near Salmon City, this
state, returned home from the mines
last Friday and reported everything
being in first class condition.
They have several men at work at
present and will add more men as
the work progresses. The streak
which is now being worked is
four to fourteen inches and
Is of lead carbonate and is also OF
a comparatively free working order.
The Pioneer day celebration and
picnic was a success not only from
the standpoint of those who We're
participants. but also from
the standpoint of those who shared
In the enjoyment to be gathered
such affairs. From early in
the morn the younger set of citi-
were anxious to arrive at the
grove on East Fork and start the
and a few hours later the older
reople commenced to show signs OF
restlessness and the lunch baskets
which had been so carefully pre-
AIRED for the occasion were brou6
INTO evidence. After the rendition
an exceedingly well arranged
program all arranged themselves
or the most agreeable task and it
vas not long ere the chatter and
aughter was soon heard from al
most every nook on the ground.
There was fishing also and much
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