American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-06-27

1nsre july 4th anu Will visit Win luz
41apdIy OF his brother. Por,er.
Ifrank L0wrie. Of Landing. was
f7n town Friday and informed tue
reporter thar he expected a vsl
rom his parents. VINO live In His
soQri, sometime early in July.
Mrs. Amy Best, who has beer
here on a short visit with her sister
AIRS. Lou Hampton, returned to
her home In Sal Lake City sat
urday
billy Shuse, OF Last Chance. was
breaking In a new buggy last FRI
day. Ii is vel, to caution Billy
about turning the vehicle around to
quickly.
Rulfinch. Lowrle and Burnett
fhave purchased a combine harvester
and will put II to work in their
wheat fields. Ii will require a
number OF such machines to handle
this years crop.
+csrrhk she may be ao.c ut any time.
Mrs .O'Hara, Of Last Chance, pre-
fsented her husband with a baby girl
last sunday, June IL. and on We'd
nesday. June 10. Mrs. Merritt Arm
strong presented her husband with
~ baUy boy. 4
ON account OF the disagreeable
weather the picnic that was sched-
uied for Big Canyon was given on
sunday last In the Union chaple at
Landing. There were quite a nun.
Der present from here.
Willie. the young son of William
brown, while playing about home
last Saturday cut his foot 20 badly
that II required some effort to
quench the flow OF blood. The
youngster anne In contact with q
broken bottle.
Pat CLARK claims that he Is not
a gutter By any means and that
while he has sunk the will on the
Hayes place to a depth Of $50
feet and got some water, he is
still going down until he finds per-
manant water.
A large class OF converts were
baptised Sunday at Landing. The
Rev. Barbazet officiating. 1t il
expected that the revival which has
been In progress at that place dur
Ing the last two or three weeks will
close the last OF this week.
Miss Erma Saunders. who has
been attending school at Ylott,
Wash. Is at home for her vacation.
Miss Erma stopped over while pass
Ing through Portland to assist in
the annual flower show and says
the display made Is greater than
last year.
George Burdick. an old timer in
THIS country. has moved from his
home at Malta and is now living on
MS farm near Landing and improv-
ing The same. Mr.. Burdick pro-
poses to cultivate the same to its
fullest extent and as he has the
means as well as the perseverance
ne Is bound to succeed, The farm
Ia one OF the best In that locality.
Wills Kramer, OF Portland. Ore,
ana n mill man who represents one
OF the largest milling machinery
plants in the northwest, drifted i'm
TO this place Thursday Of last week.
Mr.. Kramer. 1t seems has heard of
this valley through the Press. and
was called upon to Investigate: as
l. Is easier to ship flour than wheat,
this valley Is liable to produce a
crop of both. 1t would be better
to grind 1t here than to pay toll on
a long haul and then paytoll on the
return of the product. He left
mere with the hope to soon return.
lie investigated the power site mat
Ter and his visit here may mean a
big thing for the valley.
Sunday was an ideal. mons the
many such days. with which this
valley Is blessed. but 1t has been
quite a space of time that such
a glorious day was enjoyed by
the vast ~concourse OF church goers
that duly assembled 10 offer a
tribute OF praise. The wives and
daughters OF the colonists were
decked out in their bestand although
the day was hot. yet they, the ladies
were q dream as to calmness, with
n GOODNESS to match the effect in
After the religious exercises
We're over for the day the crowd
went to the ball park where a game
OF ball was manipulated between the
tossers OF American Falls
and those of Rockland. There was
probably five or six hundred from
surrounding country who were
able to see the game. and they fully
appreciated it all the time. Henry
Ehason. OF the Brush Grubbers won
game in the ninth by a big hit.
The bases marked the death of a
many heros and from the first
TO the seventh inning 1t was one.
three out. although at several
In the game players wiuld
3rd and would die at that
stake. In the seventh frame how
ever, Rockland scored by sending c..
and Eliason over the goal for
me each; then In the eighth the
Falls scored, through errors, by
Smith and Evans both out
IF danger and seating them in
on a peg each. At this time
he score become u tie and thereof
RS and fans began to show some
anxiety and deep lines were easily
upon the drawn faces of
a any. But 1t was of no use. for in
ninth the Falls fell inone, two.
order. then Swatting Eliason
or the Rockland team. took the
tick and smote a smitee for n
ONE run but was incidently check
d at 3rd from which post he was
elieved by Howard who sacrificed.
nd the Falls error helped. Ella
rr1cSnd tho nlafa with the Uiu-