American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-08-22
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Sheriff Davis was here for . day
Saits made to order ~ Tony. the
Taller. &.
John Reed was In from Rock
land Monday.
J.. r.. Mshlheff was a Pocstelbo
vtsstor Tuesday. -
Geo. Bulge, Of Rockland. Was In
town THURSDAY.
L. I. Evans made . trip 10 rocA-
eenO Wednesday. -.
home In Chicago.
LAdIas' suits cleaned and pressed
Ny Tony. the Tailor. u.
-. v. Dawson cft Tuesday for .
business "Trip 70 Soldier.
~ w. Church made . business
/trfp 10 POcatellO Tuesday
III. p. Frodsham was In from the
1ockland valley Wednesday.
Tbe fishing u good and many
fine trout are being hooked
Mn. Sullivan. Of Portland, ore.
y Waiting at the Oliver home.
A complete line OF guns and am
unition at oliver 4 McKown Hwd.
J. r. CoIman. of Rockiand. was
in the Falls the first Of the week.
The first concrete on the big dam
at the new power plant was put IN
this week.
Mrs. oliver and mother. Mrs
West, returned from a trip to
Soda Springs Tuesday evening
Idrs. J. p. Mehiheff left Tuesday
for South Dakota where she will
vtp1t relatives for a few weeks.
Miss Florence Barber returned.
from a visit with friends IN Salt Lao
the frat of the week.
for hardware and furniture OF
all kinds 10 TO oliver a McKown
Hard" Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Jeans made
q pleasure "Trip to Salt Lake City
hast week.
All blue votes for the Fall Creek
Sheep Co.'S piano contest must be
n bv August 2stth-
r. ID. Jones', prosecuting attorney
came over from Malad Friday and
spent a day looking after business.
Iron beds. springs. mattresses
tables, chairs and q complete line OF
furniture at oliver & Mckown Hwd
Earl Bailey. one OF the young
farmers OF the Rockland valley, who
halls from Minnesota. was In town
for n few hours Monday,
The work on the concrete tanks
for the Oneida Grain compan eie-
vator haa begun and men Will work
night aud day from now on.
schwarz a. Hal have Installed
q new electric range OF the latest
pattern and have opened their res
taurant department.
The excellent chicken dinner
served last Monday evening by the
M. E. Ladies' Aid. was we'll patron
lied. Tho ladies report n net profM
OF $500. j..
Editor Hanson. OF the Rockland
Times, was In town "Wednesday.
Mr.. Hanson received the nomina-
ton on the republican ticekt for
representative.
Rev. Aaron r. Randall spent SOW
eral days In this vicinity. The gentle
man IL now making his home at
Spokane. wash. where he Is rector
OF Holy Trinity church. Mr.. landau
has a fine farm In the Rockland val
Icy
Mr.. and Mrs. Dubois Nichols gave
a wedding reception at he'll home
In Pleasant valley Tuesday evening
Covers were laid for thirty. Japan
ESQ lanterns illuminated the lawn
and table. A very pleasant time was
enjoyed by all present.
The big timbers for the Evans elt-
ftAt4 haNt " Nth 3 ~ ~
construction work on that structure
In held up This has been eSpect-
cd for the past ten days a%ndSuper-
intend ent wilson Is getting rather
genuine In his remarks about the
seriors IN his remarks about the
service OF the rail road.
At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Waiter. on Sunday after
noon. August Is. occurred the mar
riaee of their daughter, Olga. TO
Mr., Adolph Hang Mr.. and Mrs.
Haag have started house keeping
In the Hiett home. which he re-
Gently purchased The Press and
many friends wish this young couple
all success and Happiness
Strayed from my farm. East Fork
of Sunbeam. | gray horse branded
~" or "66' about 2 years old,
wire cut on front OF right fore leg
near body also Il blazed faced mare
IL years old branded quarter circle
-" on left shoulder, white hind
feet. small rope roun neck. They
each weighed about 1000. Reward
for return Of same. Clarence p
Smith. tsp
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