American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-06-12

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ofsce of DR.. G. F. Finnegan and
l. permanently located in American
Fails for the practice of dentistry.
Offbce with DR.. R. F. Moth.
Tho state board OF health has
been redistricted, and American
Falls lies In new district No. 25.
EDr. Moth has been designated by
the board as health officer for this
district. which embraces rracti-
cally the whole Of Power county.
Sheriff Jeffries went to Mini
doka Monday and brought back
With him Peter j. Penner, who was
wanted on a charge of having OBJ
tained property under false pre-
tense. A link Is the complaining
witness. The preliminary hearing
was fixed for next Saturday after
noon, and II the evidence is then
considered sufficient to warrant con-
viction, he will be bound over to
await the action of the district
court. link claims that Penner
purchased four head OF mules from
him, giving as security for the nay
ment a mortgage on 100 acres of
wheat that Penner had planted. 1t
ie now alleged that Penner has no
wheat at all under cultivation.
See the O. X. Electrfct Washer
at oliver & McKown Hdw. Co.
Sheriff Jeffries went to the
Bonanza Bar country yesterday to
serve papers in the Dispute over
the waters Of Little Warm Creek,
which flows in that locality. 1t
seems that Thomas &c. Elgin, who
Ia the owner of the Bonanza Bar.
ranch, claims absolute ownership of
all the waters of that creek, and
he has commenced suit aainst the
followin parties to restrain them
from using it.: Lee Campbell, j..
B. Irwin, George L.. Lucas, III. S..
Hampton, Thomas e. Walton, Will
liam w. Campbell, Herbert A.
Howard, Mildred Collins. Tom N.
Cook, Dora H. Campbell, and the
Boston Placer Mining company.
John d. Robertson of Weiser,
travelling representative of the state
tax commission was in American
Falls Saturday for the purpose of
looking over the assessors work
to see if everything is in accord
with the new tax law. He found
the work in strict conformance with
the new regulations. On Saturday |
evening a special meeting of the
board of trade was called, and MriI
Robertson addressed the meeting,
explaining the import and advant-
ages of the new law, and answering |
any questions that might be asked
Regarding it. He was one of. the
trainers of the law, and believes it
to be the best possible.
If you are looking for a home
stead of 800 acres, | will find you
a location reasonable. Inquire and
l will write more about it. William
Stroh Taber, Idaho.
Upon his return from Bear Lake
last week David Burrell brought
something new in the way of cured
fish. 1t was dried sucker, and it
is very palatable, too. Heretofore
this despised denizen of the
streams has been considered alb
solutely worthless. and many eff
have been made to rid
The waters of their presence. Now, ,
II one could get the recipe for
smoking them that Joe Clark of
Bear Lake practices, their capture
and preservation would be fraught
with profit. Clark catches the fish
n nets, cleans them and salts them
Town for a few days. Then he
KeS them up, and smokes them,
10 sOu WFOulu UdCOH. me 4
product is not unlike
smoked herring, and is most edible.
We are showing samples of the
.amous Scotch Wooden Mills fabric
made, SIS to $40. Pants.
300. Tony the Tailor.
me precious yellow metal ~lying
n the sand bars along the Snake
'Ver lis to be winnowed from the
and' II the plans of three n~ebraska
len mature. They have a patent
Ola washing machine, an entirely
." process, so We are told, and
hey expect to get results-profit-
Die results too. AS who'll
as inquired into the matter knows.
gravel at the bottom of the
make carries gold, as do also the
rlfts and sandbars. 1t is not ~nres-
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