American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-09-12

~ Auaius, OF the West Side, We're
visitors Saturday.
The Misses Skeen. of Landing.
were busy shoppers with u mer-
chants Saturday
Gene B~arnhart, of the Power City
was a three days visitor with Geo.
Sp1llett last week.
Mesdames Susan Moon and Jane
Mickelson were doing a shopping
stun. in the burg Saturday.
Miss Maxwell, of the West Side,
VINO has been absent on a visit to
lends in Boise, returned Friday.
Miss Edith Maxwell, M. D.. of
st. Joseph. Mo, is here on a visit
to her sister, Miss Maxwell, of the
West Side.
Principal Troy Pickett and fam
lily will occupy rooms in the Han
sen building during the winter
school term.
o. V. Harris, who has been visit
ing in this valley for several days,
returned to his home in Salt Lake
City Monday.
charles Chandler was in town
from the saw mill Sunday. He re-
ports all things in good shape and
business brisk.
Mrs. Karl Kaufman. Spirit Lake,
MINI, is here on a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. John Weiser, of
Table Mountain.
Frank Lowery, of Landing, took
a big load of wheat t 0 the Falls on
Monday. Frank will have a large
lot of wheat to deliver this year
Ed. Fifield, who some time ago
suffered with a broken collar bone.
has so far recovered as to be able
to be about attending to business.
d. l.. Evans, l.. l.. Evans and
Charles Allen, the first named from
Malad and the latter two from AM
erican Falls, were visitors Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur E. Davis
were in the city of perpetual good
times Friday. They will take advan-
tage of the excursion rates and visit
American Falls.
Frank Mitchell on Saturday pur-
chased from Perry and Lewis a
big team of young horses, paying
for them the price of four hundred
and fifty dollars.
Stop at the Hotel Grand when in
American Falls. First-class meals
20 cents. A good home place to
stop at when in town. Everything
new; under new management.
Warren Sweeten and family, of
Holbrook, where here the first of
the week. While coming Owe they
punctured one of the auto tires,
but finished the trip on the rim.
w. w. Wall, the universal plaster
er and brick layer, was over last
Thursday and some other days. He
is finishing up the dwelling for
Perry and doing some odd jobs be-
sides.
Master Melvin Morris left Sat
urday for Spokane, Wash, where he
will devote this winter to school
duties, but will return home in the
spring to resume his duties in the
store.
Cotant and Zahl finished har-
vesting nearly three hundred acres
of wheat Thursday which they claim
will average them 81 bushels TO
the acre. That is a good stand of
wheat.
Herman Ruppe, who has been
steadily at work painting and clean
ing the school house, got through
Saturday night. and Monday morn
ing everything was a nice as a
new pin.
Fond mothers were busy Monday
morning taking their offsprings to
and entering them upon a
career whereby they may be fitted
for future presidents or queens of
the white house.
Ed. Morris, who, after breaking a
from his wagon Tuesday last,
when about opposite the Altmyer
farm, was finally compelled to aban-
don his load and bring his team in
to town for assistance.
County Attorney Jones and Sheriff
Davis were here Thursday. They
we're here to attend a law case but
As the defendant had skipped out
. ithout leave they took the trail
'or home to return at some other
line.
George Hodgins and family will
occupy the old Cottrell corner this
winter and have in fact already
aiken possession. This only goes
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