American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-10-03

week and i~ncidently took In the fair
d. w. Davis. republican candidate
for state senator from this county,
Ii ~transacting business in Salt Lake.
Lee Cummins, the man who tells
the public that he can make clothes
to Tit. was a Pocatello visitor Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Medurd Fackler
leave today for old Arkansas,
where they have secured some cry
choice land.
Abby Schmidt returned Friday
from a business trip to ogden. He
was In that city to purchase goods
for his store.
Eva u. Smith recently purchased
the other half OF the White build
Ing and has it leased to w. j. Tan
ner. of Burley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barnard will
leave for the state fair at Boise on
Tuesday. This will be their first
visit to the capital city.
Misses Phelps and Lyons, of the
Table Mountain country, came in
Wednesday to arrange for making
proof on their homesteads.
Mrs. John Eliason, OF Rockland.
suffered "A painful injury Tuesday of
last week when a team she was
holding a away and over her.
II. G. Ehrlick has gone to Salt
Lake to attend a meeting of the
directors of the Western Millers'
association. OF which he is a member
Wrestling match at the Auditor
ium Saturday. This promises to
be II good match as both men have
behind them titles in their ONE
states.
Miss Belle Jones and Joe Thomp-
son were united In marriage at
Pocate'lo Monday. They returned
the same evening and will make
this city their home.
Sheriff Davis was in American
Falls the last of last week looking
after the affairs connected with his
office and of course talking a little
regarding his candidacy for re-
election.
o. G.. Scot, formerly of Blackfoo
"A UA. Ia ~ hpAyt ,anlf Ina. a tg,. IS IT., Z
west, stopped off here for a few
days visit with Eva h. Smith. He
was favorably impressed with our
little city.
j.. I. Hughes, of lgo. took first
prize on dry farm potatoes at the
fair last week, AS a result of do
Ing so he has sold his crop for seed
and could have sold more if he
had them.
NJ. u. Hughes, general superint-
of the power company. was
here Saturday to note the
the new plant. lie was a dinner
guest at the Johnson home on
evening. .
Glen Silknitter. of the Horse Is
and school. is stopping in town for
, few days in order to have the I
benefit of medical attention for a
knee, the result of a scuf- l
lie, He will return to his school |
work Monday. t
word received from Miss Amy =
states that she is teach
In Malad. Her many friends will u
'e pleased to known that greatly {
health permits her to re- D
urn to school work. +
Al Lutwein, of Seattle. stopped on :
QUITE from a visit with relatives i'm ="
and Illinois, for a weeks visit :,
'tth friends in the Falls. He = so
leased with the country that he is
ichned to locate here. @
me pupils of Mrs. Walton very -,
sreeably surprised her "Wednesday .,
'ehihg by an invitation to n 10
for which they furnished the -.
sa's' They had the good time w
only little people have. -,
Miss Adelaide Harnagel has been Ia,
gagged by Mr.. Ellinger as pianist So,
T the various entertainments to all
given at the Auditorium during on
e winter. Miss Harnagel has been 90
uden at the Romme' school of o.,
uslc and a pupil OF Emil Liebliny No
Chicago.
Heber c. Dilley left a box OF by
pies with the editor last week IA
iich were as fine as any that
n be grown. They were on ex- Or
oltion at the fair and among the NE
DIGEST shown. Mr.. Dilley said 16
had lots more Of them, when asl : sec
as to the extent of his o nv