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


Bert Heger was in American Fall.
4fugsday.
Gene Barnhart Of the Falls, was q
visitor Friday.
Harry Knudson Of Landing was
heEe-Sunday.
Charlie Rickette was a visitor in
tQYp-Aonday.
Quigley of Sand Hollow was a
fNNrsvisitor Sunday.
0aniel Reinman, of Last Chance,
Twas. q visitor last week.
Tayson and wife, Of Landing
were in ton Saturday.
I Mrs. Jackson Of Paradise was in
town Monday on business.
Mrs. Marintha Allen was a visitor
in American Falls Saturday.
A. w. Maxwell, of South Fork dis
trict, was in town Thursday.
Mrs. Nathan Perry was in from the
ranch after supplies Monday.
Warren Allen Of West Side was in
the Falls Monday on business.
Mike Unger spent Sunday with his
hopes folks near Landing Sunday.
William Hartley of Landing made
the trip to American Falls Monday.
Mrs. A. Rosenkranz and Mrs. Niles
f8ounnell were in Saturday shopping.
Miss Mabel Christianson, Of Wash
ington Flat, was a visitor Saturday.
Oakley Barnard Of American Falls
Fwas>over last week purchasing horses.
l<G2ffs. Andy Draper was a visitor
witk.Mrs. James Anderson Saturday.
z Charlie Elsenpeter has found wa
ter 1t the depth Of two hundred feet.
Jack Daniels Of Landing is report
ed~as being seriously ill at his home.
George Richards Of Landing came
in
| Robert Ewing will begin work on
the new Congregational church at
Mrs. Barbara Shaw Of the West
Side, was in town Monday after sup
plies.
Mrs. John Baker, Of South Fork,
was a caller upon our merchants last
week.
Lee Frodsham and wife of East
Fork, were in Saturday after sup
plies.
The Adams boys of Landing were
visitors Sunday with their many
friends.
F. Rowland and wife were visitors
Monday.
Chris Nelson and Andy Christian
son were in the Power City Tuesday
with oats for sale.
Fred Covert made a trip to the
Falls the first of the week, taking
oyer a load of wheat.
Earl Bailey went to the Falls Sat
urday to play in orchestra during
the county convention.
George Horst came to town early
Monday for lumber. George will make
an addition to his home.
Orville Sheers came in from the
dry farm and visited with his bro
Their, the druggist, on Sunday.
Joe Priest of Cedar Ridge, was in
Saturday after supplies, to be used
while he is grubbing sagebrush.
Peter Halling has purchased a new
sulky and harness and is putting on
some style with his pacing horse.
Uncle Joe Smith was here Monday
and returned to his home near Land
ing, taking his wife back with him.
The Morris store has added a big
new awning to the store front, max
ing Of it a metropolitan appearance.
( Roy Robinson was here Monday
and took out with him a large guam
tity Of seeds which he will plant at
once.
Se Smith and wife, Of Landing,
We're in the village last week. Mrs.
Smith was here seeking treatment for
her eyes.
Lon McKown, the plumber, was
over from the Power City Thursday
and Friday, working at the Lawson
residence.
Mrs. Roy Webb, who has been on
a long visit with her parents at Rock
near Twin Falls, returned
home Saturday.
Mr.. Kerr Of the lumber yard, re-
ports that Walter Carey Of Landing
IS building a story and a half house
his homestead.
Ladies' Aid were entertained by
Mrs. j. E. Ogden Wednesday. The
next meeting will be held at Mrs.