American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-11-20

Tyler'S place Is in bad shape and
should be attended to at once. In
it's present condition it is dangerous
TO animals and humans as we'll.
The state highway engineers have
made the connecting link on the
Raft River road and all that re-
mains to be done is to vote the
bonds and then start to work. 1t
will mean a great deal to this end
of the county as the improvement
embraces the worst part of the
road from here to the Falls, that
from the Garnz corner to town.
Mrs. John c. Flood arrived here
direct from her home in Preston
and expects to make a visit extend
ing through the holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Lance.
The angel OF life passed through
Monday evening and left a nice
baby boy in the care of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ezra Southwell.
Our old friend Elmer Perry con-
tinues to improve his town proper
ty as the town grows. This time
he has enclosed his lots with a
substantial fence.
Clark Carney has dug a WE'LL in
the rear portion of his garage strik-
ing water at a depth of sixteen
feet.
FDickey Hartley took his wife to
the Falls Monday to have her hand
treated as it was feared that blood
poison had set in. 1t is to be sim
eerely hoped that such is not the
case and that she will soon be at
home again.
L. E. Mcintyre took a load of
wheat to the Falls the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Luper were
business visitors in the Falls Wed
nesday.
w. H. Philbrick was a visitor for
a day or so with the family of j.
Byington looking over the properties
in this end of the county.
AL Adams and family, of Land
ing visited in the Falls last week.
Miss Alvira Casper returned Tues
day from a very pleasant visit with
relatives in Salt Lake City.
Peter j.. Kujawa commenced ac-
tive operations on the construction
on the dance hall which Messrs.
Ogden and Hanson are having built
just opposite the Bailey restaurant.
The building will be one story and
in every way of modern design and
construction. The cost will be about
$4,000. 1t is hoped to have +he
new hall ready for the holiday bu IL
ness.
wheat to the Falls Wednesday and
returned Thursday loaded with
lumber for the Iowa people.
Jake Beeson is having a we'll
drilled on his place west of Ameri-
can Falls. Anderson &c Clark, of
this place are doing the work.
Tie Golden Rule store Of which
E. E. Taylor is the manager has
an adv. in this issue which the peo-
pie should read carefully.
Adolph Rosenkranz, who was
called to Colfax. Wash, recently on
account of the serious ILLNESS of his
mothert viii be home in a few days.
The illness proved to be of fatal
issue and the aged lady was laid
to rest at the home town Saturday
a week ago.
The Ladies Aid Society is quite
busy at this time making pretties
for the Chris mas holidays. The
boys are boarding up their quarters
and halves for the big bazaar that
comes eff during Christmas week.
The fall and winter stock OF
goods for the Golden Rule store
has begun TO arrive, consisting Of
mems, women's and children's Unit
underwear, sweater coat and shirts
for men, also a full line of the Nat
est kimono patterns and ladies and
children's hosieIy-fsst black and
anti-holes. Other notions will ar
rive shortly for we eNpect to meet
the demands of the custom of this
valley at the Golden Rule store.
VIM. Stewart, a farmer located
near Medley was in town last Fri
day. MIR. Stewart was among the
fist white men to visit this valley
having travelled through in 1853