American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-05-22
ED Quinlan OF Landing was
tisitor at the Falls last week.

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d risitor at the Falls last week.
Bert Could and Dan Geatty o
Cedar Ridge were in the burg Wed
nesday. They were looking for som
provisions.
" l.. w. Holcomb, Frank Cotant
Frank Mitchell, and Faas Furgeso1
went to the Raft river on a FISHING
expedition last Thursday, returnin,
i to their home Sunday.
Mrs. George Spillett, after {
weeks visit with relatives, in Ameri
can Falls, returned home Friday
bringing home with her, her daugh.
ter Alice, who has beeen attending
school at that place this winter.
M. 0. Aleck has his big band OF
sheep up near Conants springs and
Is busy ~shearing. Mr.. Aleck is
quoted as saying. that the season
has been so far very good.
Calvin Warner, and Miss Mary
kuberness we're married three
weeks ago, are living on the farm
at Central hhere thy will be
glad to e their friends on SUM-
day, or any other day. They were
the first couple to become married
in the new nty.
Miss Goldie and Florence Cam
fmons, two of the charming you
ladies from Landing were in this
place last Thursday buying supplies,
and now titles to take home. They
had not been here for SO long that
they almost lost their way in the
streets.
1.-THE following ladies prominent in
Church affairs in this valley, left
Friday to attend the Relief Socie-
ty conference, which was held in
Pocatello, Saturday and Sunday:
Mrs. Emma Biley, Mrs. Robert Kel-
~ @H0 6. oni tud fAllGu. luGy
returned to their homes Thursday.
/R. M. Peterson of the Rockland
Mercantile Co and Wise Evans
of the Schupe-Williams Co., of Og-
den, left for that pace early Sun
day morning by way of Malad, and
accepted of an automobile as the
means of transportation. Especial
ly as a heavk rain was falling, it
will not be at all dry or dusty, o
know. r
+. r. Furgeson who has been
IN this valley for the last two weeks
a visit with his nephew Loran
w. Cotant, left Wednesday for his
in Bloomdale, Ohio. Mr..
Furgeson IS highly pleased with
his valley, and will in all probabili1
y return to this cline again soon
Furgeson took back with him
! a of young coyotes to show
hose bloomin' buckeyes what an
Uncle Sans dog looks like.
me merchants and a few others |
Il this settlement some time ago,
an ezra day t % removing the
nany hitchfng posts from in front
t the store and putting them on
vacant To-, that the filth and flies
7ould be kept away from the
toores to a certain extent, anyhow;
1T seems at present that here
re still a few hat persist in hitch
lg their horses to the fences and
Aephone poles rather than do
hat others do and which is per-
sctly right in their being made to
0. So there, break away and try
do what is right.
Mrs Sam Morris and her esteem
Bile daughter, Miss Jennie, en-
'rtained in an elaborate manner
evening of the fourteenth, the
being the 55th anniversary
h advent onto this sphere of
imuef Morris, the big merchant of
zig valley. A few OF the friends
the family we're invited. and Sam
sent out to the ranch to re-
ain all day. At any rate, when
r. Morris returned home that even
g he was greatly surprised at the
OVID and the birthday cake with
her eatables provided. The friends
Mr.. Morris wish him many more
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