American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-02-20

r. @. Burkhart Of Boise was regi
tered at the Remington this week.
Artichoke Seeds for sale.
W. N. Maxwell, Roy. Id
Mr.. Newell, chief engineer at the
power plant has been Ill this week.
Mrs. G. e. Taylor OF American
Falls visited In the Gate City the
first OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Fairbanks OF
this city Visited this week In Poca-
teIlo.
John e. Daniels of Rockland on
Friday made final proof establish
ing claim to his homestead. The
proof was made In this city.
Good Farm for Rent--None brit
man with family need apply. Cash
rent preferred. Call on or address "
N. Maxwell. Roy, Idaho.
William Baies. a brother OF Jas. A
Bales. ar lived "Wednesday morn
Ing from Portland, and IL working
MS nd and job man on the Press.
The Sheep Store News, the store
paper gotten out by the Fall Greek
Sheep Company, is published this
week. II appears on a fine grade
OF book paper, and contains eight
pages.
Walter 8. Sparks returned the
first OF this week from California.
where for the past few weeks he
had been visiting. His family Will
remain In the Golden state for a
few weeks more. Mr.. Sparks Is one
OF the newly appointed county com
mlssioners for Power county.
Until March Is we will make a
special cash price OF SIS per M. at
the MILL. Bowan Lumber Co.
Miss Marie Kingsley on Friday
evening entertained the eighth grads
OF the public school, and a few of
the high school freshmen ut a par
" at the home Of the Rev. and Mrs.
Leitch. The young folks exchanged
valentines, In honor OF the day,
played a few games, and later a de-
llcious lunch was served. About
twenty-five guests we're present.
For Sale-Yearling Jersey Bull:
also pony mare, weight about $50
pounds. well broken to ride. j. H.,
Giffin.
Crews of surveyors have for
the past week or two been working
the river and in the hills
American Falls. and we
to their object. For the most part
they are engineers who have
been in the employ of the power
company at the new works and the
explanation IL that theg
are running Lines for pole routes in
to the farming country for irrigation
power purposes. Some however see
In this activity. a revival Of the talk
the reservoir dam, of which so
much has been said and surmised.
tom Sparks, an employ of the To-
fal postoffice. was taken sick Monday
with smallpox and was quar-
antined at his home. The postoffiee
was framigated that evening by DR..
Moth. and Uncle Sans letter dis
tributing business carried on the next
morning. Miss Florence Barber, who
was visiting n Boise. was summoned,
by wire. and arrived in time to help
with the days distribution of mail
Sparks has the disease In a very
Mid form. and aside from the incoI>
venience and annoyance of having to
Keep Indoors for a couple of weeks,
VIII suffer no i'll effects from the
T. IL. Nash of Franklin, state
and appraiser and collector, was In
american Falls on Monday for a few
lours looking after matters of bust
In connection with his office.
\ number of local people had made
application for loans from the state
IN improved farms here. and he was
cooking Up the values. The state
oans have done a great deal of good
kinks Mr.. Nash, and no section has
'een more prompt to take ADVANTAGE
han this. Available state money
$ loaned at Z per cent upon one
bird of the appraised valuation of
armfng lands.