American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-08-22

"aA 1yler' OF the Falls, is visit
ing the Altmyer brothers.
Fat Clark, the we dr. or. wa
IN American Falls Monday.
John Eiiason has returned fror
a business trip to Ross Fork
James Lance made a flying triI
'orHlontpelier returning Friday.
Eph. Josephson, Of Lower Creek
NMaS~ln town for the day Friday.
Johh Crow took a load of ney
sldlh TO American FAILS Tuesday.
BERT I. Adams was in town Fri
SAy AFTER grain sacks and Irvine.
Earl Ballf was a sojourner TO
NGDrlet while the last of the week
"fs. Roy Moss, of Cedar Ridge
was a visitor the first of the week
| j. V. Dawson, of the great bure
OF American Falls, was a caller OF
Thursday.
Get a loan and get your whole
place in wheat. See J.. T. Fisher OF
Rockland.
The Altmyer boys are cuttinf
Igrain for several farmers over this
way this ear.
Chas. Chandler come over from
the mill Thursday for a short visit
with his family.
Roy Webb and brother, Earnest,
were in the great town of Amer
AcaD Falls Monday.
John Weber, of Spokane, Wash,
the father of our John Weber, ar
rived Frif for a visit.
The little son of 10 Lish, who has
been laid up with a case of typhoid
fe' er, is reported better.
John Allen was a visitor Monday
In this valley in the interest of
the Evans Mercantile Co.
Albert Smith got in from the
Falls late Friday with a load of
fuel for the Cotant engine.
On account of the rain stopping
the harvest Herman Ruppe spent
saturday and Sunday at home.
Mrs. Darling was a Pocatello Wis
itor Monday. The 'ady is one of
our teachers for the coming year.
We want the loan on your farm.
Long time, easy payments. Never
out of funds. J.. T. Fisher, Rock
land.
John Davis is here on a visit to
his cousin. Mrs. Marintha Allea. Mr..
Davis is but returning from a trip
abroad.
William and Elm - Hartley, of
Landing. were calleI to American
Falls Monday on very important
business.
lib Hunt and wife who are living
on a fine farm near the oldBon-
ANA Far, were iii own for Il few
hours, Monday
Zahrt no Gould have pulled in
r. Az G,+n,+ Ff11l. c.,1 ;, ho1n-
ing that gentleman in getting his
gram Into stack.
John Weiser was bus for a while
Friday. John didn't like so much
moisture at present as it interiors
with cutting grain.
The following West Siders We're
over on Wednesday; Milo Lauren
son. George Horst. Mrs. Scharling.
and Mrs Barbara Shaw
We are requested to make a
note OF the departure of the stage
for American Falls which leaves the
post office at 6:30 a. m.
n. w. Peterson is having a barn
built on his newly acquired town
lots and will in all probability build
a dwelling on one of them this fall.
The Misses opal and Ella Park
er, after a most delightful visit
with relatives and friends in Star
valley, Wyo., have returned home.
10 Webb has moved his family
onto his farmstead and is making
all kinds OF showing pulling brush
nd blowing. Mr.. Webb has a fine
location.
Lon Lish and wife. of McCammon,
are here on a visit with his brother
in-law, Henry Brown, of South Fork
Mr.. Lish expects to remain until
after harvest.
Charles Prinz and family, who
Gave been on d long visit with
frierds in Minnesota have returned
and are now at home on their ranch
neay Last Chance.
George Bulge was in American
Falls on Thursday looking around
to see if they had anything at all
different from what was to be
~~rT in this valley.
William Steele has begun work
on the John Nelson homestead
house. Mr.. Nelson is not half so
anxious to have it built as Mrs.
Ne,son, his betterhalf.
Frank Bell, of the West Side was
in town Friday. He reports a big
rain as having fallen over his way
on last Wednesday and that it will
delay harvest for a week.
Ben Spillett, who was called to
the bed side Of a brother who is
confined in a hospital at Portland
has returned ard reported that his
brother was sent back east.
Mrs. James f. Ted" Spillette
presented ,eT husband with a fine.
ncisy boy Saturday the 10th. The
grandpa Heber Lasley and Uncle
ben Spiilette are delighted.
Mrs. Jackson of the extreme end
OF the South Fork. was a few
hours visitor Friday. She reports
that the rain did not fall as heavi-
ly out her way as it did at Rockland
J. T. Fisher, the man who has