American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-07-10
Rockland Department
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j. c.. SULLIVAN

Rob. Commins and Miss Goldie
Commins OF Landing were sure
enough Fourth Of July visitors here.
and they certainly spent the
Fourth as it should be spent.
Mrs. William Oliver from Fan
creek, took lunch with the folks
on the Fourth. and forgot all about
Mr.. Oliver. n
Mr.. futile and family from Noun
tain View, were visitors for the
passing Of the day we celebrate.
Tom Walton and his brother Bob,
from Bonanza bar, spent the day
in American Falls, trying to find
the way to ROckland, but they man
aged to arrive in time for the bar
becued OK, on the Fourth.
Mrs. Mile Collins and Miss
Davis, from Fall creek, were pleas
ant visitors July fourth. They re-
ma ned over until after the satur-
day festivities.
Warren Stewart and family Of
Landing. spent Friday with his sis
ter Mrs. Andy Draper Of Lupis
springs.
Mrs. A. S. Pierson and family are
in Marysyille on a visit with rela-
tiyes and expect to return after a
brief outing up in that section.
J.. S. Fields and daughter, Miss
Maize, have left for the occupancy
of their homesteads at the extreme
of the South Fork. Ray will be
their postoffice address.
Supt. Ritan of the Salt Lake
Packing Co., was a visitor with
George Burdick Of Landing, for
two days last week.
W. P. Fifield and son were coun-
Horace Fogarty IS at present en-
pLoyed at the Earring wheat ware
house and will purchase grain this
season.
ty seat visitors the first Of the
week. Mr.. Fifield came home
with his wagons loaded with farm
machinery for use in the hay and
grain harvest, which will be a larg,
one.
y. O'Hara will install a role
feed mill for preparing chop fec
. for his farmer friends. at or nea.
Mountain View, south Of Landing, q
/, once.
R. Kildun will erect a couple 0
| suitable houses on his property o.
q. South Fork. I
Claude Cottrel and family o
/; Raft river are here on a visit witt
d. the family of Peter Nelson, an
4; remained over the weeks Fourt
OF July celebration.
t Arnold and James Kemper G
Landing, were in town for tn
: Fourth and getting ready for tn
J, ice cream doings at Chemetaka ha
/: last Friday evening.
!. Porter and Frank Mitchell
L West Side, were in the Falls Tue'
day.
q Frank Adams and brother wei
e visitors from Landing, at the Pow
Q err City the first of the week.
n Clint Robinson is having ereete
dI nve-room dwelling house opposi
d the house OF Peter Nelson. on Il
north norton Of the John Hartl'
IS place.
ME and Mrs. j. L. Palmer
North Bench were in Americ'
Falls the first CT the week.
FRANK Hook, the outside man (
,1/the Studebaker buggy house, h
placed vehicles in the followil
IA hands. all Of whom are anxious (
le .heir good ladies to ride once
If A while in something nicer than
IS wheelbarrow Dan Beatty, mou
\. tain wagon: j.. c. Zahrt. mounta
n wagon: George Ralphs, mounta
5. wagon: George Buckley, mounts
Ia wagon: Rufe Moore and Wili'a
Is Frodsham. a busy each. Now u
ID that is just why we raise wheat
Alis country.
Max Tyler has at last got al
a self an auto. and it certainly ous
to be a true pleasure TO Max
he will now be enabled TO take
hs ,ovs out for a dizzy SPIN every on
nd IN a while when the SRI a.
/sslfdoesnt want to use the macnll
m Max brought a whole parcel OF t0l
~ over from the Falls on the -Four
but he came so rapidly that I,
to telephone poles looked K sD"a
in the ground, He expects TO ID
rs to town some time.