American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-04-10

J. ,. Hogan Of P~ocateIlo was I
business visitor in town on Saturda!
Mrs. Barnard and Mrs. Allen Viz
tied in P~ocatello Thursday after
noon.
c. B. Wise OF Horse Island made
a business trip to the Gate Qfty
yesterday.
DR.. J. G. Sullivan. the Rockland
representative Of the Press, Was in
American Falls the latter part Of
the past week.
Henry Shandrew OF Arbon was an
American Falls visitor Tuesday, at-
tending to business matters before
the board OF county commissioners.
G. Schmidt this week sold a ten
acre tract near the city to ids
eph Harbig Of South Dakota. ThA,
price paid was $50 per acre.
FOR SALE CHEAP-5O toni of
good baled wild hay. c. E.Tyler.
Albert Woodhead Of Salt Lake
stopped off In American Falls on
Sunday for a visit with his broth
ers Jack and Edward, who are both
employed rs operators at the giant
power plant.
4 Verd Barkdull. from Montpelier,
Idaho. arrived this week and has
taken a position with the Stude-
baker Company. of which his
brothre, Eugene Barkdull is man
ager.
l.. F. Moench, a prosperous
rancher from the Crystal section was
In town today on a shopping mis-
He reports that everything
IL In tip top shape In his part Of
the country.
New Shoes at the Riverside
w. G. S~weetwood this week sold
ais dry farm of 100 acres near town
70 Albert Bethke of Canada, who
will take immediate possession arr
Ill the place this year. The price
laid was $4,25O.
Frank Barnard of this city has
commenced operation OF an auto
livery, and announces that he is
prepared to make drives to nearby
'oints quickly. and at a moderate
ost to the patrons. He has a fine
lewf car,
<Du Bots Nichols. this week ENJOY
d a visit from his mother, who
eturned only recently from l. =
Angeles. where she has been spend ,
ng the winter. She makes her -,
ONE in Pocatello. but spends a :
God part of her time during the !
manner with her ION here. =
Pure Kettle rendered hog lard is {
ow on sale at the Sparks Meat I
ompany for the following ~prices:-- Q
o. 8 pail. so cents; No. 5. pail,
5 cents; No. 10 pail $3.50. j,
Mrs. Leech, and her mother, Mrs. l
owry, who were recently severe S
bruised in a runaway accident. t
now greatly improved, and are Il
Die to be up and around the hos Fl
tai. They expect to go out to Il
leir home e "a Rockland in a few o
lys. a
P
The town was thick Tuesday with l.
people. who we're in the
~ getting their spring supply of
uit trees for immediate planting. "
le Rockland district is famous for
Q quality and quantity of it's ap- :.
49, and each succeeding year sees -
greater area devoted to culture -
this profitable product.
A. Lynch of Salt Lake, a part VI
+ In the firm of Lynch-Cannon 81
mpany. contractors, who put in GU
machinery at the local power oe
mt. T. C. Glass, superintendent In Gu
Tho for the construction work of OF
; Kuhn interests. and A. j. Wiley, gu
Boise chief engineer of the Kuhn su
were all in town this week pi'
connection with the local plant.
The general delivery window of LII
local p~ostoffice will open each cd
except Sunday from eight in gu
morning until six in the g
and the registry window
be open during the same H..
lrs, but the money order bust ~.
s must be transacted between 40
hours of eight-thirty in the fore -
and five in the afternoon. sa,
10 to Oliver & McKown's for your 'ht