American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-10-23
Rockland Department
CONDUCTED BY
j. c. S u LLIVA N

Mr.. Evans looks largely afte~tha
sheep raising business while his
partner devotes his energies to
growing horned stock. They have
Just been though this county and
have managed to gather something
like a hundred thousand head of
sheep which will be trailed through.
to the Nevada feeding grounds 1T
will take about a month to get these
flocks onto a big enough pasture
to keep them from starvation as
we'll as to herd them without cons
ing in contact with other herds.
Mrs. Doty arrived last Sunday
from the Falls and has taken rooms
in the Lasley House until times
change or until Mr.. Defy gets a
chance to build a little bungalow
on one of the vacant lots for sale
in this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dowell, OF Mountain
View, were in town Saturday after
a long stay on their ranch.
George Tussing has pulled out
with his big thresher to work among
those who were late getting their
tereps- harvested.
Mrs. Fart, mother of Fred and
J. c. Fart, left Tuesday for her
home in Marengo, Iowa after a
long visit with her boys ON the farm
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Southwell was taken suddenly i'll
Friday evening at the family home.
The nature of the ILLNESS has not
been learned, but it is hoped the
little fellow will Don be vel again.
Mrs. C. E. Darling, schoolmam at
Mountainview was a visitor Sat
urday.
Mrs. Victoria Houtz, after a
prolonged visit with relatives at
Boise, returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Fred K~uberness, of Land
ing, was visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Dickinson of Boise, wife of
our Doctor Dickinson, who was ex-
pected Saturday on the stage. did
not arrive until Monday and the
Doctor was no little disappointed.
George Spillet moved his family
into his new home on Second East
street last week.
Otis Lloyd and T. Jay Lawson
made a trip to American Falls FRI
day night in search of that bright
and shining light which is found
in the Masonic Temple.
o. H. Harris, of Salt Lake City,
was a deeply interested visitor at
the stock sales last Saturday at
the Lewis livery barn. The sale
was a little late in starting but once
started the bidding was lively and
) many critters bringing a good price.
L. w. Cotant was the cryer and a
very successful one too. Another
such sale will be held during the
winter or early spring.
r. w. Leach, who left last fall
for Spokane where he underwent al
operation for stomach trouble, has
returned and is looking fine.
The Alymyers had their buzz wa
gon in town Saturday. It's a
great machine.
Miss Mabel Ralphs. of Central.
was a visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Mile Rosenkranz was in
Saturday from the West side.
Miss Lou Darling, of Roy, was a
visitor for an hour or so Saturday
Charlie Allen, of American Falls
was a visitor Saturday as a locker
on at the Jersey cattle sale.
The Townsite company has eR'
countered another set back in con-
nection with the proposed water
system in not being able to secure
a sufficient number of bona f'de
water users to sign agreements.
However, the promoters r not
greatly discouraged. They feel that
all obstacles will be overcome and
that within a year, at the most,
Rockland will be enjoying the ad-
vantages of a first class water sys-
TEN.
Mrs. c. E. Tyler took her first
trip out of the house since her
return from the Pocatello hospital
last Sunday. when she spent the day
J with Mrs. Mile Rosenkranz.
} Ed Taylor has moved into the
rear~ofb the Golden Rule store.