American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-09-05

l DuC ohe Is Just a little bit nom S1ck
Tor Iowa Just the same.
Henry Rock left for American
rails early Saturday. Mr.. Rock
Is taking a little lay off to try and
rest up after his most ardious
duties N the harvest field.
Mrs. j.. E. ogden entertained
the following ladies' at a formal
breakfast Friday morning: Mrs. G.
Butler, of Omaha, Mrs. s. N. Nor
ris and Mrs. Edith Fisher. The
menu was elaborate.
Both THE Cotant and McCarty
threshing outfits will run mess
wagons and furnish meals for their
respective crews. This is certainly
i wise plan and will save a great
deal of time and trouble.
The Rockland Cash Grocery
wishes to call your attention to the
fact that there will arrive in a
few days a full line Of gents furnish
ings and toggery and will be fit to
fit the most simple or garish taste.
G. E. Estis, who has charge of
the building of the Morris and
Houtz elevator, has moved his fam
lily into the Rice property and ex-
poets to occupy the same for the
winter or until he can build for
himself.
w. P. Fifield, Sr., who has been
confined to his home for sometime,
was able to be out for a while last
Saturday coming down town to do
his trading. Mr.. Fifield, who has
passed his eightieth mile stone. is
still active.
h Kisler OK train arrived early
on Friday morning and discharged
a big load of lumber and then left
for the West Side to load with
wheat for the rail road. In the
absence of the railroad the OK train
is the next best. I
John Robinson resumed charge of
the mail wagon. John says his trip
to Salt Lake was a most enjoyable
n and that Tom Evans and Tom
Jones were jolly good fellows. \
few sand bars but no snags in the
river was reported
G. w. Harris left for Pasadena,
Calf, Tuesday morning. Mt. Har-
ris was called by his wife who in
turn was suddenly called to Me
Cogaty, Iowa, at which place her
father, j. S. Preston. is lying at
the point Of death.
p. o. Sheers and wife and o. o.
Ogden made the trip to Pocatello
Thursday to be on hand to help
receive the Barnum q Bailey circus,
which gave a single performance at
that place on that date. They say
that they had a most enjoyable day.
Sam Morris and James Fisher
We're visitors in Arbon valley Mon
day. On their return trip. however,
they encountered a heavy down pour
OF rain. They report that while
the grain looks good on that side of
the mountain it is not up to the
prospects on this side.
Early Saturday morning Harry
knudson, who is at present work
ing for Ed. Hunter, met with a
severe accident while at
tending to the wants of a moving
machine, by which he got the little
of one of his hands quite in
timately in collision with a part of
machine and is likely to loose ,
one of the finger joints. The ac-
was very painful {
The first heavy frost of the sea-
son was felt Friday morning and ,
it was reported by those who We're {
up early enough to See that ice
was formed in many places. The
corn and squash vines and melons,
and oats that had rot ripened, al
so suffered. The amount of dam
age has not been ascertained as yet,
but it thought by those who should
that it is slight.
The native raiders or chicken
1drloiners are rapidly growing into
,ull bloom, for We are informed by
4 noted poultry raiser that while
She was absent in attendance at
he circus, some animal other than a
weasel, got into her henry and HE'D
lway with a bunch of her very
pullets. That was GER \
ainly very unfortunate but the eat
IS should have returned the tail
Gathers.
less Hays is arranging to add
tx more horses to his big combine
nd thus hurry up the harvesting.
lr. Hays has a very large acreage
wheat and it will keep him busy
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