American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-01-16
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a business trip to Salt Lake.
George Z. Keller, OF Denver, a
representative Of a bonding com
pany, stopped in this city fo2 a
couple OF days this week.
George Fl. Ackley, Of Caldwell,
representing the International Har-
Vester people, was in American Falls
the first of the week.
Mrs. Weisser. of RockIand. who
has been a patient in the local
hospital for a couple of weeks, left
on Monday for her Rockland home.
Sister Annie. from the Bethany
hospital, is this week out at the
Earring ranch. nursing Mr.. Earring,
who is very i'll with pneumonia.
DR.. William Howard, of Pocatello,
will come to American Falls on
Friday to perform a couple of sur
gical operations at the Bethany
Deaconess home and hospital.
In anticipation of the rush OF
business sure to be sequent upon
the formation OF Power county the
Press has started in getting equip
ment. We added two new office
towels this week.
The Press has a letter this week
from Will Hess at Fort Scott, Kan,
where he is now staying. He says
the old home country has improv-
ed wonderfully. but that there is
no place like Idaho for him.
The farmers of the Aberdeen
tract are p~erfecting arrangements
for a big rabbit drive on January
18th. Money has been raised to
build a woven wire corral with
wings half a mile long.
Rev. H. W. Parker. Of Pocatello.
district superintendent for the Meth
odist Episcopal church. spent 8
few hours between trains in Am
erican Falls on Monday. He was
guest at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
Leitch for dinner.
There will be a school meeting of
school district No. "a of Bingham
county IN the SCHOOL, house at
Aberdeen on Saturday, Jan. %, at
/ o. N. TO discuss important matters
Every schOol friend Of the district
should be present. G. A. Bartel,
Clerk.
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ed rooms for light hou5e keeping
or small furnished house. Jas. a
Bales. Press office.
The Eastern Idaho Press Asso-
citation asses through Amerhan
Falls today in a special car attached
to No. 13. They are on their way
to Boise where the annual junket OF
the pencil pushers is held this Year
Thirty newsparermen and their
wives are in attendance.
Americans like to laugh and
this fact is not over looked by the
Schubert symphony club. Several
numbers on their program as well
as their encores are full of fun and
you will be highly entertained by
their program at the Auditorium
Tuesday Jan. 21.
The famous Schubert company of
Chicago. which will give one of
their delightful entertainments at
the Auditorium next Tuesday, will
receive the patronage of everyone
here who heard them last a
when every number they rendered
was enthusiastically encorde.
Basket ball shoes at the River
side.
All the machinery for the big
power plant under construction at
this point has been transferred to
10 the plant. Charles Schroeder's
big 40 horse power traction engine
did the heavy work on this job.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Napier left
on Thursday morning for Los An
geles. where they expect TO Remain.
They go there in the hope of ben
efitting Mr.. Napier's health. which
has not been good here owing TO
the high altitude. Mr.. Napier has
been third trick operator at the
local depot.
Owing to sickness the local school
is this week working under great
difficulties. One of the teachers
Mrs. Wilson, who i%nstructs the
eighth grade. is seriously iii with
pneumonia; Miss Myrtle Jones, of
the sixth and seventh grades, is
also i'll. and Mrs. Walton is out of
school on account of the serious
illness Of her mother at Rockland.
For hardware and furniture o.
IL kinds go TO Oliver & McKowu
Yard. Co.
Ex-Lieut. Gov. Sweetser arrived
in American Falls on Wednesday,
and left in the afternoon for his
ranch at Yale. in the Raft river
district. to look after business mat
tiers. Accompanying him were sew
esal FRIENDS. He will return to this
city before returning TO his home.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Jones. of
Neeley. on Wednesday. a five and
onehalf pound girl.
The board of directors of the Ii
brary association met in the read
ing AT ) o'clock on Tuesday
evening in regular monthly business
meeting and transacted the ordin-
airy routine matters that come be-
fore them. Mrs. Hager. one of the
board, has resigned. and DR.. Geo.