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

farm south OF tho OOne4S"
ranch. and IL out there this weel
putting up q cabin and otherWA
getting the place ready Tor oc
cupancy. His brother. Earl, Q
Pebble, Idaho, also located q place
but he was compelled to return q
Pebble to get his outfit before De
ginning work.
DR.. and Mrs. G. +. Finnegan lep
Monday night for Boston where
they will visit until such time a
Ithey decide upon a permanent 10
cation. In their departuer Amer
can Falls loses two Of it's most prom
inent citizens In business ane
society. and godspeed and gooo
wishes accompanied them from I'M
entire community and their hosts OF
friends.
co to oliver & McKown Hdw'
Co., for lawn mowers and garden
tools.
Ten or twelve German hOmeseek'
ers from North Dakota were mere
the first of the week with Travelling
Passenger Agent Newton. of the
Oregon Short Line. From here
they went to Twin Falls, and un-
less they see some thing a great
deal better there, will return here
to locate. That practically means
that American Falls will be the
future address of the major portion
Of thema
Good mich COWS for sale at the
Blackstone Stock Farm. A. w. Davis
proprietor .
The local lodge of Odd Fellows
observed Memorial Day Tuesday in
fitting custom. The lodge as
sembled at 2:30, and listened to an
able address by the Rev. James
Leitch, who is one of the members.
| Following this service the brothers
marched in full regal'a to the ceme-
terry, where the graves of the de-
parted were etrewn with flowers.
| While the day was dark and rainy
the attendance, both at the hall
and the cemetery, large.
Mrs. Jennie Rogers, owner OF the
Grand hotel, was arrested this week
charged with maintaining a nuis-
ance, in that she permitted the alley
in the rear of her place to become
unsanitary because of the sewerage
and garbage dumped there. She
WAS fined $40, but in view of her
promise to clean up, and keep
things more presentable in the
future Judge Jones remitted the
dine.
Special sale on Refrigerators and
ice cream freezers at Oliver &
McKown Hdw. Co.
A party of American Falls young
people went to Rockland last Sat-
'urday to the dance, and spent the
following day, Sunday, picnicking
among the picturesque cenes of
the valley. Among those who made
the trip were the following: Misses
Helen Earring, Claire Jacoby, Grace
Reed and Grace McKown, and
Messrs. John Allen, Lawrence
Watts, Fred Navotney, and Earl
Hooker.
William II. Mike, who for some
time past has been an employe of
the head office of the Iowa Lumber
company in THU city, left Tuesday
evening for Fairfield, where in the
he will be manager of the
oompany's branch yard located there
He was a member of the Parsonage
club and the other members of
that famous dozen were on hand
at the depot to bid h m a fond fare
Buster Brown guaranteed hosiery
or men. women and children.-at
Riverside. Sole agents.
Judge oliver, Frank Ertel. and
o s Hayes went to Springfield
sunday on a fishing trip, and en-
a Sunday school picnic
near the fish hatchery This was
'ery lucky. for our friends got n
'piendid dinner. Probably thew
have stood 1t to come home
lnfed, but it was much nicer to be
The necessity for their being
ed from the fact that thew :
o no lunch with them, andtbeir
i'shihg skill was not sufficient for :
hem o get anyth ng to a in that
inc. (