American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-06-19
Rockland Department
j. c. SULLIVAN
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Ras. Hansen, of Paradise, left for tn
Falls Saturday, on a fishing trip.
Oils Lloyd will occupy the Farm,
premises from now on.
frank Hook, the travelling scout fo
sthe Studebaker Co., of American Falls
was a visitor last week.
Wilton Cook will stiu occ,nv III,
original blacksmith shop and GREAT,
noise as of yore. Will is a sticker.
Mr.. Harry Moon and Col. Ben Spillet
were in town Thursday on business con
nected with the welfare of the valley
The new butcher took charge of what
was formerly the Lloyd meat market
and will. or has turned the entire shop
topsy-turVy. Cleaning and disinfecting
ana putting every thing in a first class
ana sanitary condition. Mr.. Maddux
comes very highly nv
those who have had the pleasure of
meeting him. We speak well for the
gentleman.
Bert Gould as every one knows is as
AFRAID of the fair sex as any one can
be and exist, but Bert has taken cour-
age, and bought unto himself q brand
new buggy.
Miss Bertha Sheery of Spokane, Wash.
is visiting her sister Mrs. Ben Cotant of
west side.
A wagon load of household goods fo,
Mr.. ]. r. Baily arrived Thursday from
the Falls and We're taken to Mr.. Bailv's
home located near Landing.
Chas. Chandler of Hagle was q calIe<
at this place Tuesday. Mr.. Chandler hhd
d HIST returned frnpN H.
where he had been for some saw Aiu
supplies. Y
M. G. AltmSk9~of Salt Lake City,
who formerly lived in this vicinity is
mere on a short visit with his sons,
Dan and Fred, who have large farms
jttst north of here.
Robert j. Ewing is busy drawing plans
for Rufus Moore, who contemplates
kerecting a six room dwelling on his
town property at an early date.
West Aston the aged grandfather
of the Garfield boys of Landing, and
his daughter, Miss Margaret, are visit
ing for a few days with friends of
this place.
(Miss Helen Earring and Fred Novot-
ney of American Falls, were visiting
here last Sunday.
The building committee of the Con-
gregational church are composed of the
following well known citizens: r. Jay
Lawson, DR.. w. G.. Thaw, DR.. v. G.
Logan, Harry Vallerigs and ] r.
Ogden. The corner stone for the church
will be laid in a few days and after
that the carpenters will m ac- !
tive work. n,
A Calf ha1nnU inu TO VI Tnp1nc Ern1AI
sham disappeared one day last week,
and after considerable search the brute
was found at the bottom of a twenty
foot well on the premises of Malissa
Robinson, not in any way injured and
beyond some bruises not any the worse
for it's experience. J.,
Flag Day June the 18th, the ami
versary upon which was first unfolded
the banner of our nation has passed
and the day went by unnoticed by the
majority of our patriotic citizens. IT :
was June the 18th, 1875. on the fields :
of battle before the army under Gen
eral Washington that its folds were l
kissed by the breeze of Heaven ana '
today the occasion is almost overlooked I
by the rising generation. 1t should [
not be so, for the stars and stripes .
mean so much to the American people q
Why is it? c
Mrs. James H.. Anderson and NJ RS.
Mabelle webb took in the views of +
Falls last Thursday and FIJI t
day and attended to their regular shop- '
ping with the merchants of that place. Z
Grandpa Nelson is a visitor with the ',
family of Mr.. and Mrs. John Eliason on U
creek.
William Vance, after a weeks vaca- -"
ion with relatives in Boise and else t
returned to the dry farm west
If here Friday. q
One hears much comment on the u
ousinesslike speech made by the Hon. t'
,. w. Davis before the Bankers Conf
held in Weiser on the frt W
# the month. Everyone believes As 0
Mr.. Davis and something more. 81
Mrs. Chas. Dowell of Landing, is\a q
'isitor at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
7. c.. Clark and will remain for some fl
m
Alma Woods, of Arbon valley, was a m
lay or two visitor last week. Mr. woods VI
peaks highly of his valley and con- Ell
a very long wheat crop over pc
hat way. by
Mrs. Ed. Hunter and family made a =,
lshing trip to the Snake river last ~
'riday where they went into camp :,
nd remained until Monday after captur 80
1g all of the finneys they could poss- -,
ply haul away. -
Harry Hill a brother Of Mrs.. Perry nv
'heer. who has been here on a Visit in,
1T Tor his home at Haswell, Colorado II,
LIST Monday. Mr.. Hill is very well Hi
leased with this country if there was w
grass. Mr.. Hill is an extensive Ia
-ock raiser. tn.