American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-04-18
Rockland Department
J.. c.. SULLIVAN

James Webb is in town on a shorI
visit with his parents.
Dewey Howard was a town visitor
the middle Of the week.
John Baker was in from his farm
for a few hours Friday.
Billy Schuse, of Last Chance, was
in Friday after supplies.
Doctor and Mrs. Logan were visit
ors to Pocatello last week.
Early Bailey of South Fork, was a
visitor the first of the week.
Claude Zimmerman with family
have moved onto their homestead.
Paul Fugate, of Aberdeen, was a
visitor with T. Jay Lawson Sunday.
Prof. Shumway and wife left Sun
day for their home in Dayton, Idaho.
Milo Laurenson was a visitor in
American Falls the first of the week.
John Babe and son, Of Landing,
were IN town Monday on business.
kuberness, the paint man, is dec
Grating the Joe Boyington dwelling.
Dr. Logan reports smallpox in the
family Of John Hartley Of Landing.
The relief society held a very large
and enthusiastic meeting Thursday.
Mrs. Marvin Tyler and Mrs. Chris
Nelson were in town trading FRIDAY.
L. Lounsberry was over from the
Falls the last Of the week, buying up
cattle.
Ralph Kildew lost a $500 mule last
Saturday. The animal was sick but a
short time.
Mrs. Bert Adams, of Liberty Flat,
was a visitor for a few hours the last
of the week.
George Bulge and James Frodsham
were conference visitors in Salt Lake
City last week.
Joe Wood, of Lower Creek, was in
American Falls Wednesday after
farm implements.
Herman Bukle has located on 100
acres west of here and has gone back
east for his family.
Mrs. Allen expects to have a large
assortment of new and fresh millin-
cry on display this week.
Joe Byington and William, his bro
Their, were in American Falls Tues
day after supplies and lumber.
Major Hawk, from Boise, and con-
nected with the State Home for the
FT1endless was a visitor Thursday.
The children Of Mrs. Welch's room
made her a handsome present at the
close of the school term Friday last.
Mrs. Malissa Robinson and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mabel Tayson, were visitors
In the Power City Tuesday Of last
week.
Mrs. Josephine Oliver, of Fall
Creek, spent Sunday and Monday
with Mrs. Mary Logan on the farm
stead.
James Hartley has sold $50 acres
OF his farm to R. B. Beckman. the
pr1ce given, so it is understood. being
$4,000.
Robert Ewing is busy at work put
ting up a bungalow for Theodore
Olsen on the Patterns homestead near
the South Divide.
There were many farmers in town
Saturday, caused by the snow storm
OF Friday and Saturday. The snow
means wheat.
Gladys, the young daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Rosenkranz, is reported
sick in bed, suffering with something
like la grippe.
Mrs. Barbara Shaw of West Side.
after a very delightful visit with rela,
tlves In Kansas, is back at home look
ing fine and feeling finer.
Henry Gehring was a purchaser of
some new farm implements and is
now about ready to accomplish vast
deeds amongst the sagebrush.
James Rae of Salt Lake, contem-
plates building in the near future on
his ranch on Raft River. Bob Ewing
has the contract for the work.
Paul Bulfinch and Robert Garfield.
both Of Landing, we're in the town
Friday in search of suitable machin-
cry whereby to cultivate the soil.
Sylvan Park will open up for the
pleasure of the many on Sunday,
May s. Mrs. Hampton will be on
hand to welcome here many friends.
The Thompson traction engine was
brought In from the sawmill last week
where it was used for the purpose of
cutting lumber during the last sea-
son.
Pete Jargler, Joe Achin and Pons,
each have large bands Of their sheep
on the range south of Landing and