American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-07-24
Rockland Department
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j. C. SULLIVAN
CONDUCTED BY

DR.. and Mrs. Logan left Sunday.
In their auto, for a protracted tour
OF Yellowstone. The DR.. will ac-
eumulate specimens of fish, while.
Mrs. Logan expects to gather some
rare flowers for her winter boquets.
Jack Daniels, from the borders
Of the south fork, was a visitor
Thursday.
J. F. Richards of Roy was in
town for a few hours Friday. He
was on his way to American Falls
for supplies. He expects to have
his wheat cut and sacked within
ten days.
Jack Daniels of Mossville was a
business visitor Thursday. He will
have a large crop of wheat and will
possibly make forty bushels to the
acre, which is quite clever for this
season for this part of Idaho.
Vernon Glasscock has completed
a fine new dwelling on his farm
stead near Landing.
Norval Crowley, since his ar
rival from California. has developed
d very distinct and singular appetite
for bugs, such as spiders and poss-
IDLY centipedes. At any rate, while
at work one day last week in the
fields he managed to swallow a big
black spider, which required two
or three attempts to get hidden
away beneath his belt. While he
is not suffering to any great ex-
tent he still would like to fill his
mouth with flies and see if the
spider could not be induced to fol-
low an upward direction until 1t
meets fresh air.
Y Frank Lowry is having built one
of the largest barns in the valley,
on his homestead. 1t will be "a fee
square and over 20 feet high, and
.wtll become a viewpoint for miles.
Mrs. o. F. Crowley made the
trip to American Falls Friday, re
turning the following day.
, Mr.. Hoffstadt and family of Land
ing were visitors Friday. as pur
chasers of nice things for summe
wear,
, Aars Nelson has just completes
"a fiye-room bungalow on his place
1T is built of iron lath, and is plas
tered outside and in, and has tn
: appearance of solid concrete blocks
The structure, it is claimed, vii
= last as long as if built of reinforce
concrete, though the cost is niue
cheaper. 1t creates a handsome al
pearance.
o j. C. Garfield and E. Fudge c
Landing, we're in the Falls Frida
and Saturday, on business connecte
with the grain interests.
is Bert Crowley made a hot trl
IS to the county seat Friday, for tn
is purchase Of sacks, which he WI
e fill, ere long with the product (
m the soil, mostly wheat.
10 R. F. Share of the west side w
N a visitor Friday, laying in grub ar
other stuff to carry the hungry on
of over for a day OF so of harvestf
as Frank Holhert was a visitor
Rockland on his way home fnp
Nv American Falls. He has a III
AZ. grain field lear Roy.
Mrs. o. A. Brown and YOU
d. daughter. both of Kansas CITY, a
in here on a visit, and are at the mol
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Rowland W
live meath the brow of Table mou
ity tain, on the west side.
81. Mrs. Josephine Hampton LETT
Thursdays auto for American Fal
ast and went on to Salt Lake wh'
r. she will enjoy the GOODNESS for
week or two
] E. Helms was in from his ia
Saturday. after a quantity OF ma
ware and other supplies needeo
vas his place. 90,
RET william Marshall, after a cou
of days sickness at his ranch
- Sunbeam, is at work again.
The school for the coming y
ON will be controlled by Arthur s'ai
ron as superintendent of the ing
in grades. while Miss Alvrod' VINO
500 the primary room last year
handle the willow on that oom'
lid n has as yet been seleeteu
itis the intermediate courses.
ton Mrs. j.. H. Wheeler and a@uen
s;s. 1rene. were visitors Satur'