American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-05-08

trout we're planted the pae. "0
Cold Creek by C. J.. Schorzman
who received the shipment rom
warden Barber. The little trout
we're planted near the Warm spring
reservoir, and II the reservoir =
drained, as has been reported WILL
he done. the major part OF a
planting will be killed
Good mich COW for sale at me
blackstone Stock Farm, A. w. DAVIS
proprietor .
Mr. and Mrs. Olin H. Price OF
pocatello were in American Falls on
Tuesday and wednesday OF MS
week. Mr.. Price Is outside repre-
sentative of the Pocatello Music com
many. and he was looking after busl-
ness matters here. On "Wednesday.
afternoon they left for Aberdeen
there to attend to other business
for the company
R. j.. Newell left this week FOR
Upper Salmon Falls. where ne VIII
be in charge of the engineering
work in connection withconstruc-
ton of the great power plant 10
be built there by the Kuhn people.
the same company that put In the
plant here. Mrs. Newell and the
children will remain here until the
close of school, and will then go
to Boise. where they will live u
ing the summer.
A Mr.. Sewert arrived last week
from Dakota, and, after looking
around considerably. bought the re-
linuuishment on the Bonam place
near Rockland for $1,025. Before
coming to American Falls, he
visited other sections Of the state
among them the Twin Falls coun-
try, and nowhere did he find such
opportunities as exist here. He
said he would rather have a forty
of the one hundred and sixty that
he bought than any other one hun
bred and sixty that he looked at
in his investigation. The sale of
the REIMBURSEMENT was engineered
b the American Falls Land com
pany.
Stenographers Wanted. - The U.
S. Civil Service Commission an
nounces that a s~tenographer and
typewriter examination will be held
in Pocatello May II, 1913. The
following male vacancies exist: -
Three reclamation service, Montana,
$500; $1,000, $1,000; two Pu-
get Sound. navy var s3.04 per
diem; two, Harve, Mont, land Of
flee, $500; one Lewiston, Mont,
land office; $500; one, Great Falls,
Mont land office, $500; one Glas-
gov, Mont, land office, 5000; one
engineer department, Portland, Ore
gon, 5000; one, typewriter, U. s..
surveyor general, Cheyenne, Wyo.,
$3.50 per diem.
M. West, of Colfax, Washington,
was here this week looking up land
investments, He was interested in
a number of propositions, but before
any deals were closed he was sdden-
ly taken i'll with appendicitis, and
had to return to Washington for
an operation. He affirmed that Just
as soon as he got out of the hos
pltal he would come back and COM
plete some of the pending deals.
lie promised to influence other land
spectators to some here and look
the ground over with a view to in
vesting. Mr.. West is heavily inter-
ested In dry farm lands neal Col
fax and has found that investment
in virgin lands of this sort are ex-
tremely profitable.
Good mich COW for sale at the
blackstone stock farm. A. w. Davis.
proprietor
Thursday, May LIST, marked the
end of the closed season for front
III the mountain streams. and local
disciples OF Isaac Walton have
SINCE by various ms d GUS and deceit.
tul wiles been Turing many of tho
flnny denizens OF the streams from
hte lair under oyer-hang'ng bush
or sunken log. Some very good
catches have been reported from
Cold Creek. and other mountain
streams OF like nature and size
chub fishing in the river 6 anita
good at this seaso nand occasionally
one of the great speckled trout for
wheh the Snake is noted. ia
SHARED but at present the htg
trout are not very yoracious WHARF
spoons and like lures are eoncernaa