American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-09-25

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visitor In this city Thursday on
business connected with the black
fsmith.
John Orders OF Little creek was
There last Thursday. Uncle John
states that the work OF repairing tn,
crossing at Little creek was com
pleted last week by Foreman Peck,
I and while it is not OF a permanent
nature, II will serve all purposes
until the new road Is built from
Nhere to American Falls. ~
y Charlie Ricketts, arsd hfs wits
/ werv-in from the farm Thursday af-
ter peaches. and said that he is
very busy seeding just now. His
Marin yield this season was very
large.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schrimpser came On
from their ranch near Landing, and
he reports that his wheat Is ali
ready to thresh. but on 0 of
scarcity of machines, II will prob
ably be some time before he gets
II done.
Mr.. Roy, the godfather of the
~postoffice Roy, south of here, was
in town Thursday after supplies.
Robert Ewing was badly injured
last Wednesday when a scaffold
gave way and he was dropped ten
feet to the ground, a large plank
striking his elbow and tearing two
ligaments In his arm. He was put
ting up some Notwithstanding on
George Spillitt's new house, and
one of the s~caffolding supports broke
loose.
The finishing touches were com
pleted on the Logan building Thurs
day and the building is now ready
for occupancy.
(After a months vacation at her
nome in American Falls, Miss
Adelia Bernard has accepted a situa-
ton with the Sam Morris store and
has commenced work.
Miss Mary Frodsham departed
Monday for the Agricultural College
at Logan. where she her
duties at the institution. She ex-
poets to complete her course this
year.
Henry Rock, of American Falls,
has been on his ranch here for
some time. and the longer he stays
the bigger his farm gets.
/Ernest Good has bought him an
auto and he devotes his leisure
hours to learning just what to do
iD~case of an accident.
= Paul Bulfinch visited with the
Landing people last week for several
days.
Real estate is rapidly changing
hands in this little village. Last
week James T. Fisher Of the town
site company transferred two lots
in block eight to Dan McCarty. Mr..
McCarty we'll build a dwelling upon
his property.
Ralph Peterson, manager OF the
Rockland Mercantile company, has
leased and now occupies the Mrs.
f. G. Green house.
Ira Perry will build a dwelling
on the property Just to the south
OF the old home.
Clarence Doty came over FROM
American Falls Monday and wilk
act as assistant to local manager.
Kerr. of the Iowa Lumber company.
z Manager Kerr reports the fol-
houses and granaries con-
strueted last month; Granaries-R.
w. Hillhouse. Bert Brown and An
drew May; Horseshoe f. Hastings.
G, b. Hodgins and Bert Brown.
Mrs. c. Il. Taylor. who was taken
to P~ocatello to undergo a very
delicate operation is reported to be
doing fine and expects to be out and
az home within a short time.
Ed. Taylor 'stnrred the first OF
the week from Salt Lake City.
where he had spent a couple or
three days on business.
John Baker and William Zoll
have built a granary at their place
that has a capacity Of three thous-
and bushels.
Frank Holcomb and wife ar
rived last week from Spokane.
Wash and expect TO make this val
ley their home.
Miss Vernal Howard has gone TO