American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-08-08
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Tsil'r, Il
Saturday.
New fall styles in shoes at thu
Riverside
Master Frank Oliver wac quite IL
the first Of the week.
Mas Mare greet Mcclure. OF Sal
Lake. q visiting her sister.
CLEANING repairing and pressing
mons suits. Tony the Tailor. tt
A complete line OF guns and am,
unition at Oliver & McKown Hwd.
Miss Jean McInnes resided az
the piano at the Irene Sunday night
Miss Florence Barber is visiting
friends In Salt Lake for two weeks
Mrs. Arthur Smith leaves Satur
day for a visit with her parents al
Denver.
"t~~ Irene oliver left Saturday
for a visit with friends at Sail
Lake City.
Dams Smith left for Denver or
Saturday for a two weeks vaca-
zion.
G. 4. Stonehocker, the Aberdeen
liveryman. was here a few hours on
Tuesday.
For hardware and furniture OF
all kinds go to oliver & Mckown
Hard. Co.
New fall style shoes for men
at $2.25. $50. 800 and up at the
Riverside.
II. w. Hall and family are CON-
fortably settled in their home on
Fourth avenue.
J. o. Hiett has sold his residence
TO A. G. Haag and will o o leave
for M~arysville. Mo.
A good crowd enjoyed the "Pur-
gatory and Paradise picture at the
Irene Sunday night.
Miss Fanny Hunt arrived Sun
DAY from Swan Lake and is visiting
Mpe James Clifford.
" o. r. Baum departed today for a
4 business trip to the south end of
this county and into Utah.
Mr.. DeGraw. Mr.. and Mrs. Lar
sen. YER passengers from Rock
IaHd-to Weston, Ore, Monday.
I Ernest Jones, who is now en-
Eioytu III ihc ooihCtl OlAitS ""
Burley. was home over Sunday.
~-Geo r.. Duncan, formerly of this
city and now of Salt Lake, Is here
on a business and visiting trip.
o. r. Baum, of the law firm Of
Bissell & Baum, made a business
trip to HALEY the first of the week.
Mrs. Robert Greenwood will
leave Saturday for a three months
visit at Boston and sea shore re-
sorts.
The Irene is now showing the
best line of pictures ever in Ameri-
can Falls. Change of program each
night
~. e. st. John took a day off
from his work in the Gents furnish
ing department at the Fall Creek on
tEriday.
Mr.. Greenwood. Chester Greene.
Mrs. Alexander and Mrs. Knox
made a trip to the big dry farm
Tuesday.
Peter Niessen is working at the
Corner Cigar store during the alb
sence of c.. p. Smith, who Is TAX
ing care Of his wheat crop.
Mrs. and Mrs. Greenwood, Mrs.
Della Reed and Mrs. w. L.. A.
Alexander visited Pocatello Satur-
day in Mr., Greenwood's car.
II. b. Evans was here from Arbon
Monday after harvesting machinery.
M Evans Is probably nominated
for probate judge of this county.
Adolf Haag, n of our enterpris-
Ing young real estate dealers, has
purchased the Hiatt residence and
furniture. And why the furniture,
Adolf?
Adolf Haag returned last Thurs
day from a ten days trip to Port
land. We understand Mr.. Haag
was called there by the death of
his mother.
Ellsberry says that the big tur-
nip on display in his window is
bigger than Taft; as a matter of
fact the turnip Is a giant and holds
the scales to . u pounds.
John Robinson. the Rockland mail
man, has turned his route over to
the Perry livery at Rockland for
he month of August in order to
give his teams a needed rest.
Strayed. A red milch COW from
place II miles northwest OF
American Falls. Hobbled and bell
Branded Ii on left flank. So
Gotlieb Moster. -43p
Miss Alice Beach. county super
intendent of Bingham county, and
II. Beach were called to Color
ado Friday by a telegram announc-
.ng the serious illness of their
Manager Barkdull. of the Stude-
,aker. made a trip to Aberdeen on
saturday. He was accompanied BY
Miss Margaret Mcclure. of Salt
lake, who is visiting here at the
resent.
Five thousand sacks of clay are
'tled at the river edge which will
'e used in the construction of the
offer dam to head the water so
hat the new power plant dam can
Ne constructed.