American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-06-12

4 With her fOlks. VINO i've IN bris
ham City, Utah. for a few weeks.
y The big eight horse wheat team
4 of Mr.. d. Reineman of Roy, ar
still occupied hauling last years
crop to the rail road. Mr.. Rienmal
doesn't know as yet whether he will
kbe able to get the old crop off O
his hands or not, before It lis tim'
to commence this years harvest.
Billy Vance the West Side ranch
or, was a visitor for awhile Sat
urday and purchased a string O.
groceries that will be used II
causing the miner mar to fee
joyous.
We we're sorry to have committed
an error in the program Of the OLD
Folks day exercises. We said that
10 Wood would deliver the address
OF welcome to the old floks, wher
1t should have read, Joseph May.
Max Lahman OF Landing and Ar
thur Maddux. the n who will star
the butcher shop at this place In a
few days were in American Falls.
Wednesday pricing stuff. Mr.. Mad
dux comes highly recommended
from Oregon and will surely make
a go OF It here.
Mrs. Marinthat Allen, Mrs. Ed.
Fifield, Mrs. Myra May and Mrs,
J. P. Clark were the delegates from
the primary association from this
place to the general convention held
In Salt Lake City. last Friday Sat
urday and Sunday.
A land deal was closed last Friday
whereby the William Fifield place
containing eighty four acres of
irrigated land and known as the
Lyman Barnard place was sold to
Ed. w. Fifield. for the sum of
100000 Pretty good price.
Mrs. Minnie Colloins and Miss
Augie Morris Of the Fall Creek dis
trict, accompanied by Thab and
Robert Walton were here Friday
buying stuff to help over the
tedious hours of ranch life.
Fred Covert, who has been at
work for Porter Mitchell for the
last month, has returned to his
farm situated near Sycamore hill
and will devote his time to watch
ing his wheat grow. Mr.. Covert
has only one hundred and sixty
acres In this year.
The Misses Maze and ZoIlie
Fields have completed their ranch
houses consisting Of one room bung-
allows and are preparing to occupy
the same at an early day or as soon
MS the weather becomes quiet. Their
location is to the south near Seeping
springs. Everybody come and help
scare off the cayotes.
Stickles' blacksmith shop and
the shop of Marshall were merged
under one firm Saturday, and there
Is to be no more two shops. as the
work OF both enterprises will from
now on proceed the same as here
tofore and more work can be ac-
complished.
The Fourth of July committee
met last Saturday night at the Of
fices of the Iowa Lumber company.
and selected the following gentle
men, who will act as the chairman
OF their respective committees: Our
barbecue, F.. Speck, chief cook;
outdoor sports, John Howors, chair
man; finance committee, Thos Bar
nard, chairman; decoration COM
mittee, Paul Hines; program COM
,mitteei Mrs. e. G. Darling, Miss
Mary Frodsham, E. w. Fifield and
James. ]. Fisher; orator Of the day,
Rev. DR.. Shaw; marshal of the day.
John Daniels. The various chairme
are to compose the general COM
mittee who will have a general sup
ervision of the affair, and will also
make out the list of sports and
other matters that will lend to-
wards making the day a glorious
one and long to be remembered.
American Falls, Landing and Medley
have been especially invited for the
occasion. AS soon as the programme
Is completed 1t will be published
In these Columns OF the Press.
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