American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-11-13

Clark S. Thomas, a newspaper
man, and Frank G. Butzow, an alb
stractor, both of Chicago, were
in the city for a few hours Monday
looking over the field. They con-
cluded that their respective lines
were very well represented in this
community and departed on No. II
to look at some Of the towns farther
west. They were pleasant, we'll
appearing gentlemen and the town
they decided to locate in will in
deed be fortunate.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J.. Unger have
moved into their new home.
= Frank Davis, delivery man for
the Riverside Mercantile Co., is
enjoying a five day vacation which
he is spending on his fathers farm.
Bows Smith S making acquaintance
of the folks on the route during
Franks absence.
A car of household goods and
stock arrived during the week from
Woods Cross, Utah. 1t was con-
signed to D. S. Moss and D. R. Moss.
who have homesteads near this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. N. Davis, who
have been living on the Burke place
north of town, have moved into
the Logan house on Fifth street
formerly occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Unger.
The high school basket ball squad
turned out for it's initial practice
Tuesday afternoon. Everything
points to another successful sea-
son, there being enough last years
boys back to form a n~ucleous for a
strong team.
Three 6-horse 2-wagon outfits ar
rived in town Wednesday, having
come here to work hauling in wheat.
Cashier j.. T. Doran drove his
car over to Pocatello Wednesday
taking H. P. Frodsham, of Rock
land, along with him and bringing
Mr., Boyd home on the return trip.
A minstrel show, under direction
of Charles Hammock, will be pre-
scented here in the near future. The
purpose of this entertainment is to
raise the bands indebtedness.
A short but rather exciting run
away occurred on Chestnut street
Wednesday afternoon. A horse
h tched to a simple buggy broke
away from his moorings at the rear
of the bakery. He turned down
Chestnut street at the corner tear
ing away a portion of the awning
of the Sparks Meat Co., and then
continued down the newly paved
sidewalk to a point near the library
where the buggy ran against a tree
and the horse broke away taking
the shafts with him.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
NJ. E. church VII meet mex We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. link.
Yesterday evening Deputy Sheriff
Jim Lewis placed under arrest an
individual who was caught at
Downey on description of a party
wanted at American Falls for get
ting away with a sOrrel horse that
did not belong to him. While the
horses foretop and man had been
altered to some extent, the officers
believe they have the man, and the
Power city authorities were COM
municated with.-PocatellO Tribune.
D. w. Davis attended the big
celebration in Rexburg Saturday in
cident to the success of the county
division election held a few days
previous. There was a great crowd
in attendance and everybody was
feeling in the highest spirits.
John Hood and Mr.. Tenny, of
Pocatello, were visitors in town
Wednesday morning.
David Burrell ran down from
POcatelllO Tuesday evening but had
to return Wednesday on No. IS.
Mr.. Burrell has a court case on at
the Gate city in line with his
duties as chief deputy game war
den, a man having been arrested
on a charge of killing a moose.