American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-05-16

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ROckland Cash Grocery
j. Leech was in the Power City
Wednesday.
Bill Hartley. Of Landing, was in
town Monlay.
J. w. Southwell returned from the
Falls Tuesday.
Lemhi Boyington was in American
Falls Wednesday.
Miss Grace Hunter of Central was
a visitor Friday.
--Ei Harris is visiting with kim
folks down in Utah.
j. Winfield May of Landing was in
the city Saturday.
AL. Crowley made a business trip to
American Falls Tuesday.
Sam Roberts of Charleston, Wash,
has located near Landing.
Billy Zahl and Ulrich were visitors
in American Falls Friday. +
MI. George Bigler of Boise wak a
fey. hours visitor Wednesday.
Henry Rock of American Falls Was
a visitor the last of the week.
Joe Boyington and wife were visit
ors in American Falls Wednesday.
M. E. Walker and family are at
home after a brief visit in Pocatello.
Buck Simms and Kent Woodward
were in town after supplies Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine Nelson were
in the Falls doing some trading Tues
day.
Milton Cook and Fred Zarht were
in American Falls Tuesday on bust
ness.
Orland Ogden is confined to his
room suffering from a bilious
attack
ICY Tyler. of the Power City, was
yer Monday looking for young
cattle.
--{ra-Miller Of Landing made a trip
to American Falls on a trading ex-
petition.
George Martin is at home for a
short visit. George is at work west of
the Falls.
The Mutuals are now holding con
joint meetings every alternate Sun
day evening.
Walter Ma'oomb and Mrs. Oscar
Dawell. of Last Chance, were IN
town Monday.
. Peter Nicholson and bride have re-
turned from Pocatello and are now at
the ranch.
David Hillhouse and Miss Matte
Josephson of lower creek district were
busy traders Saturday.
James Ray and brother Jonathan,
both of Salt Lake City, were interest.
ed Visitors Friday last.
Henry Moss after a short business
visit in Bountiful, Utah, returned
home the last of the week.
F.. Covert was in American Falls
the first Of the week. Fred took over
a big load of wheat to mill.
j. W. Wheeler and Mr.. Barnes a
into this valley, were in
tbe-Power City Wednesday.
E. o. Mudd and Vernon Bailey of
Landing took in the sights to be found
in American Falls Wednesday.
MT: and Mrs. Mcintyre were Sun
day visitors with their daughter,
Mrs. Mae Lacky, of Landing.
Pat Clark is at home after a bust
ness trip to Vale, Oregon. Mr.. Clark
says there is no place like home.
Clark Robinson and wife, after
some twenty-one days under quaran-
tine, for sickness, are at last at home. 1
Tom Walton who has a ranch at
the mouth of Rock Creek, was over
last Thursday, returning to his home
The Chimes building is taking a
ride to the south, of some 80 feet, and
it is believed that the building will
rest easier.
King John Hartley went to mill
n American Falls Monday. It be-
Ing Johns first appearance since
quarantine.
Miss Madge Coffin, of Downey,
and Elder Dewey, of the same place,
we're visitors Sunday with relatives
IN East Fork.
Miss Lovina Walker, of Brigham
City, Utah, who has been on a visit
With Heber Lasley and wife, her
grand parents, will leave for her
home Saturday morning.
F. 7. Stains and wife were in after
'ome needed supplies last Saturday.
Stains remarked that the wheat
vas LOOKING nne.
j.. o. Dawson, general manager Of
he Iowa Lumber company, was in
own Friday on business connected
yitfr the welfare of the valley.
S. ]. Roberts, with his entire lot Of
lousehold goods and farming imple-
nents arrived last Wednesday and
Eas taken out to his homestead to the
Landing.
MI. and Mrs. Vernon Glascock, his
vife and sister in law, Miss Eliza
'urner OF Washington, who is here for
visit, were in town on a shopping
our last Saturday.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
}. W. Lloyd, who has been quite i'll
or some time, it is pleasant to learn,
) rapidly growing better and is now
asst the danger point. i
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