American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-07-31

AcfC ~ Gduulu6s Nutib oht ca
pects TO do some catching Of
shadows. and fix them upon the
il.ss for a week or so, and then
wi. make the journey to Arbon for
some time. after which she win
he in the Falls for the winter Mrs
II ton has done very well in this
ioeality and her work is very highly
spoken Of by those who know any
thing regarding Photographic work.
Robert Maher Of Landing took in
the scenery that surrounds the
Falls last Thursday.
Richard Hartley tDieKy) made
the trip u the Power city Tuesday
ton business.
Mrs. c. E. Tyler is visiting with
friends in Dempsey, for a week or
two. Mrs. Irene Reed Of Rupert
is also a visitor with Mrs. Tyler
at the springs.
Ed. Hooker, whom we met the
other day, tells US that work on
the Medley school is about ready
for the finishing touches. The new
structure will contain four rooms,
and is so convenient that the pa
irons even will want to go TO school
again. The district is rapidly com
ing to the front so far as the en-
largement Of the school census is
concerned.
Fred Nelson has accepted a posi-
ton with w. A. Jacobs Of Ameri-
can Falls.
John Hartley and son, Edward
both OF whom hail from Landing,
were stragglers through the dim
streets of American Falls Tuesday.
They got scared at the bugs in
the water and hurried to their
homes.
]. c. Garfield, the carpenter, has
just finished for John Crowley, a
fine barn of 2Ox4O feet Dimensions
with a 2O-foot space to the square
The building is none too large for
the uses to which it is designated.
Mrs. c. E. Darling went TO the
falls Friday on business connected
4 with the outgrowing of the scenery
Y between this place and the Falls.
The basketball game between
this place and Central has been
; indefinitely postponed until after
} harvest. but at that time, however,
one may expect a strong game.
l Mrs. Carry of Landing was a visi-
, tor Friday, as was Mrs. Fred
Kuberness.
Mrs. Gottlieb Hofbaum and
a daughter, Katherine, of Landing.
were purchasers last Friday.
Tom Hokums of Spokane arrived
: Yearly Friday, and will visit the
Cotant brothers for about a month
S or until he becomes tired of ranch
>lfe.
Prof Stoll brought Over the minol
members of the American Fall
S choir Thursday, and they sang Z
o song. with a solo by Miss Charlotte
/ Widsteen, that captivated the hear
ers. The song was well rendered
indeed.
Charley Cotant has set up thu
Following combines this season
Barnes brothers, one of 16-foot, nov
operating on the Lyons ant
Phillips ranch; one for the Altmie
& brothers, and one for Matt Cullum
<. Soft is-that our-yast crop of-graii
r will be cut and-stered, and mad
ready-for-the dealers.
E. The flag drill Of sixteen youn.
Ie ladies, under direction Of Mrs. Mar
4 garet Fifield. was a marked featur
d OF the exercises at the Pionee
re day festivities.
% Andrew Draper and wife left SAT
re urday to visit their little daughter
who underwent an operation at tn
rs hospital in Pocatello a couple {
E. weeks ago. She is now rapidly re
covering.
Miss Lucille HOUR VINO gave
E. recitation in her inimitable manne
to Pioneer day, covered herself wit
a all favorable encomium.
Daniel Rienman of Roy was ]
r. american Falls Friday. returnin
home Saturday. He says he wi
,ig have more grain this season tina
at last season. and he is still haulin
last seasons yield to the market.
u Leonard Ralphs, after an a
sence Of four years, strolled in
al town Pioneer day. and has grow
lis out of the knowledge of his o
time friends. He lives now at L
20 gan, where he attends college, al
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