American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-06-13


at Portland, Ore. Tickets on sale
over Oregon Short Line June 1910,
Limit June 20th. Round trip$28.10
61obt. /. Ewing brought Forrest
webb In from Rockland Tuesday.
Mr.. Webb had been attacked by a
horse and received some painful
Huturies.
Ii you have not been reading our
special sale bulletin you have been
missing something. Read 1t and
you Will know more. Riverside
Nero. Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. A. Green ar
rived from Boise on Wednesday and
left on Monday for Salt Lake. Mr..
Green Is Superintendent of the new
Power liant.
Mrs. j. v. Dawson and daughter
returned Monday from Clinton, Ia,
where they were called on account
OF the sudden illness Of Mrs. Daw-
sons father.
A. A. Smith, manager of the
FAN Greek company. went to Poca-
telio on Tuesday to attend the meet
Ing OF the retail merchants and that
OF the travelling men.
A car load OF horses were ship
ped from here this week to Omaha.
They were mostly wild animals that
We're caught from the range and
brought here to. be shipped.
Miss Ruth Salee went to Poca-
tello Sunday morning to meet her
sister and child who were coming
from the $ to spend the summer
mere and on the ranch at Fairview.
An auto party consisting of Miss
pearl White, Nils Ruth Quigley,
w. II. Chapman and II. d. Lander
DECK, stopped at the Remington for
q rest. They came from Pocatello.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shields and family
nave moved into the Peacock house
tney have been at the Remington.
Mr.. Shields Is with the construction
company OF the new Power Pant.
:. Harry Hall, who has been in
irwin Fails for the past year and
VINO was manager of the Reming- |
ton mere for a number of years. |
stopped In town between trains on
Tuesday.
The Methodist Ladies aid met
on Wednesday ut the home of Mrs
Nichols. After the business meet
ing refreshments We're served and
enjoyable social time was had
by all present.
Jas. IL. Brady was here last
wednesday with an auto party
consisting of ID. w. Staurod and
vile and son II Miss Oracle B..
pugger of Fairhury Neb. Mr.. Brady !,
leit the next day for Boise.
Geo. X. Duncan arrived Friday
rom his home in Salt Lake. He
fisited many friends here who well
him back. He went to Aber-
ieen and Will also visit Blackfoot,
ne reports his wife and baby being
fery well.
<vai Miller, Frank Bell and Chas.
iall. three Roekland farmers. were
n town Monday investigating the
harvester. They have many :
md must get fast machinery to take
Isres OF wheat to harvest this fall
are of 1t. ,
William Edward Scott. the II !
ear-oid son of Mr.. and Mrs. p. c.
cott, VINO resides at Igo, died on $
"hday OF pleuro-pneumonia. He {
u a iine young man, Industrious !
and with those traits which 60 to
a highly honored citizen. |
American Falls ball team G
went to Rupert Sunday to play the '
'upert team and lost the game by I
o of 3 to 3. This certainly
lows that u boys as well as the {
upert team put up a good game.
Is hoped to have the Rupert team
ere for the fourth of July.
L. L. Evans. prominent merchant t,
banker OF American Falls. t,
opped over In Downey Monday 81
orning on his way to Malad, drive n
3 oy automobile from here. Mr.. A
7ans was called to Malad bv the
'ath Of q brother-in law, r. p.
'nes-Downey Idahoan.
T.. u. Widsteen Just received two "a
w wall show cases for his store. q,
lese VIII make his place n Of y
cest in this section besides making q,
much better to show his line az n
ID Mr.. Widsteen l. one Of q
Q most progressive merchants in a,
.n and shows his faith in the m