American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-06-20

Mrs. Drake, who lost her mother
last winter left on Friday morning
for Nebraska with the body to be
buried at her home. She VIII prob
ably be gone some time.
Mrs. Like arrived from Lacrosse.
Washington Friday and sunday her
mother me- her and sney went out
In the Landing section where Mrs.
jackson has 81 fine ranch.
)4t the recent election in the l.
70. o. +. 'odge Of American Falls,
Elmer Hooker was elected to the
chair Of Noble Grand, and Paul
Sparks to that Of vice-Grand.
f-v. l.. Linke. OF Hartford, Conn.
and r. RI. Albrecht, of Winfield,
Kas.. are here looking over the
country. They are very interested
In the possibilities for III section.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. Sullivan, of Salt
Lake, have welcomed a boy to their
home. Mrs. Sullivan Is a daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs w. w. White
OF this city. and was well known
here.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Fugate. OF Aber-
deem, were in town on Saturday on
their return from Rockland where
they spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
80 ooh. nv W.
deem Monday.
Rev. James Lietch went to Twin
Falls and Kimberly last Thursday
returning on Saturday. He went
TO be on hand flag day and conduct
the boys band which tool part In
the program.
Miss Hazel s. Taylor and mother
left Wednesday evening for Seattle
and other western points where they
will remain until "a few days before
tie opening OF Miss Taylor s school
at Igo this Fall.
Mrs. Won knoblock was thrown
from a buggy last Saturday on bel
way to her ranch and quite badly
Injured, the wheel passing over her.
She was taken to the Oliver House
where she Is being cared for.
o. V. Harris and *. Miller, re-
presenting a large loan company,
spent several days here looking at
the various farm interests. They
will give to their company very fay
OF able reports about this section.
In the district court at Malad Sat-
urday Archie Hall was given a SEN
tence of ten to forty years for muir
der and Freeman the American
Falls candidate for the pen, drew a
sentence of from five to ten years.
This is how our special sale bull
lctin read one day last week: Is
lbs. rice for $1.00. 3 can Sego
milk for rs cents. Z bars of Crystal
White soap for 25 cents. Is lbs.
sugar for $1.00. Did you get some
OF these snaps? If not. keep your
eye on the board and you will be
& ad you did. Riverside Mere. Co.
Barber Jacobs has a new and
modern barber pole installed in
front of his shop. 1t is a beauty
with the usual bright colors and
contains a revolving cylinder which
Is propelled by "a wind mill at the
top. AS his shop is base ball head
quarters there is no danger but at
all times there will be plenty Of
wind to keep the thing in motion.
Sunday, June 16. at 4 p. M, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. X.
Abercrombie occurred the marriage
their youngest daughter. Lanora to
Chas, b. Lish. Justice r. o. Jones
officiating. The guest were COM
posed of the Immediate families of
the contracting parties and a few
intimate friends. The bride is a
young lady well known in American
Falls, and of sterling quality. The
groom Is a member of the firm con-
Quoting the American Falls Hay and
Grain store and Is a young man of
promising business ability and COM
mendable character. The Press
joins with their many friends in
wishing this worthy young couple
JOY and success in life. ,
Creolineum. for sale at the Wes-
tern Cabinet Works. has scientific
cally been proven the greatest wood
~preserver of the age. Absolutely
guaranteed to prevent decay, check
Ing. varying. shrinking. dry-rot
and water soaking. The longest
possible service is obtainable from
all wood work that is treated with
1t advances the cost
but little while 1t saves the entire
of labor and material for
repairing and replacing incident to
tn use of lumber in it's natural state