American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-09-04
Kockland Department
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S'eao near the village of Landing
and on Friday she walked ont 10
ne property and duly took noses
SION Of the same.
Mrs. Gurtrude johnson. out.
l. the %postoffice took a trim to
Blaekfoot Tuesday morning and re-
turned on the Thursday evening.
stage.
o. V. Pollard has his thresher
already for the seasons threshing
He began threshing his own cron
near Roy Monday.
Mrs. E. Houtz was a visitor witb
relatives in American Falls last
week.
j. Emmett of Sand Hollow. is a
visitor with friends in the Power
city.
Arthur Moines is visiting with the
combines in the fields near LittI.
creek.
Frank Bell walked from his place
on the west side into the Fails
Thursday morning, doing the DIS
lance in four and a half hours.
Nose Kannear, Of East Fork. was
a visitor at the Power city Thurs
day.
Mail route has been established
to Roy, stage schedule being. leave
Roy at Z a. m. and returning leave
Rockland at 1 p. m. Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays. Mr.. Gar
rett is the mail carrier and he also
intends to do an express and pas
senger business.
Mrs. Roy Webb and family spent
Thursday with Mrs. j. H. Anderson.
Mr.. Floyd Davis Of Waitsburg,
Wash, a nephew of o. V. Pollard,
is here on a visit with the inten-
ton Of making his home permanent
" in the Rockland valley.
Mrs. c. A. Milltenberg, who has
been a visitor with Miss Denny Nor
ris returned to her home in Poca-
tello Friday morning.
Robert Share filed on an addi-
tional homestead before Commission
er Carl lines of American Falls
Thursday.
Frank Lowery and Jack Daniels
Of Landing were in American Falls
Thursday on business.
Mrs. o. F. Crowley and son were
visitors with Mr.. Crowley in the
Power city last week.
Max Tyler of American Falls is
harvesting with the Altmeir boys
on the north bench.
Amis Perry was in American Fall'
with a load Of wheat from the Car
ney ranch.
C. c. Carney is busy hauling his
grain crop to the railroad.
Robert Shares brought a wagon
load of salt from the Falls for the
Mercantile Co., Friday.
Clint Robinson went to the Rail
road Thursday after a load of coal
He is getting ready for a change in
the weather.
j.. V. Dawson. with Col. Robert
Ellsbery. as companion made
trip in his auto over a portion OF
the great wheat fields which adjoir
American Falls on the south and
extends to the little creek distrie.
one day last week. and they visited
some of the biggest farms in this
section. Ellsbery himself, sd"
wonders i'm the wheat growing bel.
and he naturally became quite en-
t~husiastic over what he saw.
Frank Bell filed upon an isolate
ed forty acre tract last THURSDAY
before Commissioned lines.
John Baker and George Wr'sh.
spent wednesday at the Falls pre-
curing extras for the farm imple.
ments and laying in a few bales Oh
new sacks.
Roberts share is selling ffu''
gathered from the east fork rancD
Ms. ]. B. Harry, of Verdln' Okla
homa, arrived on Saturday ''a7'
70 visit with her parents, Mr. aN'
Mrs. ]. S. Fields Of Roy.
Theo. JOY. a representative Oh ln'
New York Life Insurance eomp@H'
arrived on Fridays stage ior :
short visit with friends in TINS var
=, Mr.. Joys home is in Utah'
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