American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-06-19

VIII Goddard, of Row district wa
a visitor on Friday and satrrdon ~
.LN says that as far as he can see
~ SAN up IN his Section looks fint
ana the prospects for a large Weld NO
go, petoer. The rains have beer
"puhdant and the heat has been i,st
''s"t 10 to make everything grow.
Mr. and Mrs. w. p. Jackson. of WaI1a
Walla, Washington, after a few DAYS
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. p sand.
ers' OF Lupis Springs, returned to thier
home on Monday.
The big elevator is again holm.
utilzed by the farmers and ro.ne
nusheis of grain are now being stored
70 make room for the extra laroe
crops that will be harvested the com
Ing year.
Newton Carl pulled through this place
saturday on his way to the west side
Vi the river where he will puncture the
earth for water.
me Following Is a copy of a lettef
received last. Saturday and EXPLAINS III
sell without any comment from here. to
Ine manager of the base bail team OF
"ockland; Sir: We would like TO get
a game with your people on the Fourth
OF July. We will come oyer there if
we can get a game. We would want
our expenses paid while there. Let rs
Know as soon as possible. Yours Fl.
w. Peters. Sublett, Idaho. They were
invited to come over.
W: p. Fifield has been appointed and
according to the law as water
master for the east and south forks
ulstrlcts as well as for the Rock creek
district. He took his office Friday.
A letter received last Saturday bv
J. Fifield brought the intelligence
that Wesley FifieId who lives at Yves
had suffered the fracture of his
bone three days before. but was
the time of writing. in good shape
otherwise.
Calvin Warren and wife, of Central.
were in town Saturday interviewing orr
merchants.
Mrs. Chas. Elsenpeter. Of Masstown.
vas a business caller for a few hours
N Saturday.
Frank Collins came to town saturday
o do shopping for Mrs. Collins. Frank
ant match samples, however.
A large gathering of the friends and
of Or. and Mrs. Logan tend
red them a party in the nature of
surprise. A long program was gone
hru With and an elegant lunch was
to all the visitors.
10 Hess and wife, and Roy Robinson
nd his WIFE, from west side We're visi-
ors Saturday.
Miss Edna Cotant. after an absence
+ several weeks. was a very welcome
isitor Saturday.
Miss Clara Jacob. of Landing was in |
OWN for a few hours on last saturday. l
Otis Lloyd is having built a nice i
No room house on his lot adjoining
lie property of T. ]. lawson on Main '
rect and will be occupied as soon as s
le structure is finished.
George Wright and family have {
loved onto the homestead of Arthur d
ans near too the Cotant place for
lie summer. And George will raise a n
lrden. t
Mrs. Mabel Brown webb is at her p
ome on Rock Creek near Twin Fails
sitting with the family of her parents.
er fatner, William Fl. G. Brown. was
from a hay rack recently where
he suffers from having two ribs
oxen and a twisted Spine which will Il
use him a long spell of inaction. A
Mrs. John S. Robinson and Mrs. o.
Parker left Thursday for a n
% weeks visit with a sister. Mrs.
.olet Hicks, at Ridgeville. washing W
John and Ben claim that they .
n,ic. III raliz- - that -
Tx don't you know. 81
Lou Hampton was in town for a CT
nile. Lou does not come to town Of m
n. :,
Silas Durbin, of Roy, who has been h.
lite sick for some time is so far re- =
vered that he was ableto come into "
on Saturday. Oh
Mrs. Jasper O'Hara, of Mountain view tn
Is called to her home in Portland, CT
egon. thru the serious illness of her Ri
ter. Miss Anna Peterson. Mrs. O'Hara :
d-left on saturday. Vi
rhe public travelling tribrary has a
e assortment of reading matter, this
NTH, which is intended for the quiet r,
of the still and dreary days :.
June. A partial list of the same, 81
braces among the following books by eq
pular writer's, such as Daniel Boone, on
c.. II. f. Lindsey; Temptations. by tu
AIDE; The Dukes Motto. by Justice "
Carly; The Little Brown jug by "
,holas Meredith; Misadventures of CO
by James Naylor; Original CO
ntleman, by Alice Warren; the Lauth- HI
r, by Nicholas worth; journeys of :,
:, by Bleakmore; Master Skylock. w.
John Bennett; Way Farers, by Cutt-
/; Automobile Girls, by L. G. Grain;
MS Brinker, by Mary Dodge; Bucks to
st Corner. by James Drinkwater; 90
if of the Mountains. by f.. Ellis;
trina, Elnor w. Lane. and others
[ deserve the notice of our readers. ca,