American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-09-19

WIN. Sprague came In from the
nagier's mill Thursday for a few
oays lay off and to get supplies
Miss Moeher, Of Little Creek W al
a visitor Saturday. Miss Mosher
has a fine location in that section
Claude Zimmerman and family
nave taken rooms In the Lloyd
building. Likewise John Thorne
and family have suitable rooms in
the same house.
JAKE Trasker. of the West Side
was in town early Monday morn
ing after supplies to be used by
the harvesters on his place.
h Sacramental services last
sunday at the l.. D. S. church con-
sisted OF talks from members of
INC Young Ladies' Mutual and all
were thoroughly appreciated by the
Miss Webb. of Twin
rails, was the only stranger to ad-
uFess the meeting and her talk was
along the Inc of work for the
young and growing generation.
The elevator and warehouse be-
gan receiving wheat last Thursday
and have stored it in the ware
house.
Mrs. Rice and daughter, Miss Net
Tie, both OF Paradise, spent Satur-
day in American Falls, returning on
Sunday.
While James Lance. Sr., was walk
ing aross the room Thursday even
Ing he made a mistep throwing out
his ankle.
Lewis Tucker. of Landing, who
has been on a visit with relatives
in Portland, Ore, returned to his
fine claim.
Jas. Lance. Jr., are expected here
the near future from Rexburg
where they have been for the past
six months.
Joe B%yington and his two sons,
each took a large load of wheat to
Falls Wednesday and brought
back two loads of supplies.
Hansen and Crowley, as delegat-
left Monday morning to be in at
enhance at the meeting of the
Odde Fellows grand lodge.
Phil Weber, Of the West Side,
in town early Monday morn
ng. He reports that there is still
| quantity OF grain to cut.
Mrs. Andrew Draper with family
eft Saturday morning 10 visit her
parents in Brigham City. Utah. She
10 be absent two weeks.
The Henry Moss traction engine
itself Monday and it re-
the attention Of an engine
ioetor to get it to running again.
Adelbert Babcock, of the Little
Ireek district. was a caller Satur-
lay. Del has not finished his har-
est as yet. He has a forty left.
A man looking for oxen to work
vas out this way Monday. There is
prospects of another freight team
put on between here and the
Miss Amanda Keith and Robert
iolbrook, of Holbrook. and who hav
'een on a short visit with Miss
Howard, returned to their
ONE Thursday.
Miss Della Barnard. who has
cen wishing in Helper. Utah, it at
again. She is superintend-
ng the t%hreshing of her large crop
+ wheat on East Fork.
Mrs l.. Nash. who has been Wis
her sister, Mrs. Josephine Ham
ton. has returned to her Utah home
Irs. Nash is very much pleased with
he valley and will return again.
Miss Olivette and Miss Elizabeth
Webb, both of Twin Falls, are
listing their uncle, Major John
johnson. Miss Olivette in a very
teacher in the schools of
hat section.
John T. Colman. a very reliable
eighbor, has just finished seeding
so acres to wheat. If. according to
he grape vine returns. his field is
p to standard he will have Just
bushels.
The Friday afternoon storm.
Ihile some damage was done, was
till of so severe nature to twist off
many branches from the shade trees
nd where grain was poorly shocked
catered ii around the field.
Gottlieb Hoffbaum has purchased
fifteen H. P. Rumley Oil Pull
action engine and will use il to
his fall beaking. The engine
ttracIed considerable attentions as
passed through here Thursday.
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