American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-05-01
10 Lane was in American Falls on
Monday to prove up on his land.

County I reasurer MISS Nettie
Rice was a visitor for a short while
Sunday.
~ Mi. adm Mrs. Art. LaysoI "
Hollow were in Saturday d.
ii. their shopping.
~ Mr. and Mrs. John Daniels of
Landing we're in the village after
eats the last of the week.
Miss Edna Cottant of South Fork,
was a visitor here Saturday. She
came to town with her father. l..
w. Cotant.
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Mr.. Homer, son-in-law of w.
Firkins, and wife with their house
effects, arrived in this valley Sunday
and will make this their future
home.
Frank Lowry has returned home
from a h~orse-buying trip throughout
Utah. He p urchased a span of the
finest horses ever brought into this
section and when seen will make the
boys look up and take notice. He
has some horses anyway.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w Catant en-
tertained last Saturday night in
honor of their daughter. Miss Edna,
who has returned from the confines
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filled with old and young and a glo-
rious time was enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Unger of the
Power City spent Sunday at their
ranch near here. Mr.. Unger pur-
date neghborhood, and will ere lonf
be one Of the wheat barons of the
valley.
AS soon as suitable arrangements
can be made, regular song service
will be held on the evening of one
Sunday in each month. This is an
innovation as to Sunday evening
services and me ans much to the
people of this place.
Miss Grace Hunter of Central
will entertain her many students
and friends at her home on the
evening of May 18th, to a dance
and to cake, Strawberries and
cream. Well all try to be there.
Martin Gehring of this city dis
appeared last Monday and hasten
ed to Pocatello, where he was mar
ried to Miss Bertha Reinman, the
charming daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. Reinman, of Roy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gehring will live for the future on
the farm to the west of this place,
and are now at home to their many
friends.
flames Lance and George Bulge
Win their families will leave by
the overland route in a few days fer
their mining properties in the Sal
mon river hills. We will miss the
two families as they have always
,been quite PROMINENT in the affairs
or the community.
AT the school election Monday the
were the successful can
didates for the office of school trus-
tees: For the three-year term, Mrs.
Marintha Allen, and for the one-year
term, Mark E. Walker was the
choice of the electors.
Nathan Perry, while hurrying to
leave an improyised sleeping shelter,
managed to dislodge a heavy pole,
used to stretch the covering, and
fell, the pole falling on top of him,
and striking him on the head. He
received an injury which necessi-
the services Of a surgeon.
Robert Hillhouse who a few
ago suffered a fracture of the
left collar bone had SO far recoy-
cred hat he was able to be back
his work, but a few days ago,
the team he was driving became
and in running away
threw both he and his wife from
the rig refracturi ng the shoulder.
Mrs. Hillhouse escaped without in
jury.
Last Sunday while G.. w. Kerr
was prospecting on his farm on
the west side he found a skull -
and bleached and bad
damaged by the breaking away of
portions OF bones. Some distance
AWAY but still in proximity was
also found a wicker OF what had at