American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-08-15

nom d trip over the west mountain
: he having gon cas- far as Blackpint
settlement.
a large number of farm hand.
&iriyed Monday and were quickl,
/ caught up and put to work in the
harvest fields
/Dene Barkdull, Of American Falls
9nd local manager for the stude-
BAKER company. was a visitor oyer
iths way Sunday
Charlie Hartley and his wife with
child, spent the Sunday with rela-
lives here. They returned to Ameri
Gan Falls Monday.
Buck Simmons, Of the Landing
district, left for American Falls on
Monday in searhc of some supplies
needed during harvest.
MIS-. Chas. Anderson, of Burns,
oregon, the mother of James H.
Anderson, Of this place, is here on
a visit and expects to remain for
several weeks.
Mrs. Blanche Sheers and Mrs.
Mary Logan were visiting with their
lelghbors Monday. The ladies re-
quested US not to say anything of
the matter.
j. c. Colman. of West Side, ac-
companied by his two daughters,
the Mrs. Houseman and Mrs. How
lands, were in town on Monday in
~tervlewing our merchants.
Two sheep inspectors were busy
people through this section the first
OF the week. They were looking for
scabby sheep among the pet lambs
and others held out from the big
herds.
/Clin- Robinson, who has been in
Salt Lake City during the last
month under treatment for eye
Trouble, returned home last Tuesday
very much improved as to sight.
flames Lance from Salmon City,
stopped over Sunday on a visit with
Instantly, while on his way to Salt
Lake City to procure copper plates
for the concentrator which is locat-
vf-at the mines neal Salmon City.
/Eli Harris has on exhibition at
fhe bank a fine sample Of white
winter barley that was grown on
his place near town and it is OF
Tolunteer growth. Mr.. Harris says
il will yield forty bushels per acre.
Elsewhere in this paper will be
found an advertisement of the real
firm of Larson & Hartley,
two OF our young valley citizens
and wner of a couple Of our best
farms. They have opened a real
office and are qualified and
able to handle anything in their line
Ed. Hunter, one OF the largest
hay producers in the valley, has
contracted with Earnest Good for
the erection of a large barn to be
G0x60 feet in size and three stories
il height. It is but a few feet
larger than the big barn of John
Efason's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Fields,
who have been visiting with the
Rev. Gilbert and family during the
past two weeks. returned to their
home in Pocatello Tuesday. Mr..
was very much impressed
with the valley and its most wond-
development.
F Keisler and his long train of
teams arrived last week with 10
wagon lods of 'umb-r. In the alb
sence of the rail road Mr.. Keisler
proposes to make regular trips 10
and from the Falls, hauling freight
out from the Falls and loading
back with grain. The enterprise is
a good one.
Frank Stafford, engineer connect
ed with the government work in 10
eating corners in townships - and
g n the Raft river country. has
established a camp at Heglers mill
md will direct all movements from
nates that it viii require until late
in September before his work here
Is completed
2lr. Henri Rock never does any
by halves and his --latest ex-
Dloit is to offer TO serve dinner to
lie 'mmorta' twenty-eight who sur
ported T. D. Jones for state SEN
tor in this precinct at the primary
providing they will en-
hoy the Rockland band and march
lp and down the street so he can
zee them. There are others here
Who would like to see them.
Sunday morning about 10 O'Clock
he little children of Mr.. and Mrs.
frank Lowrey, of Landing, We're
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