American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-04-10

James e. Jones Of Malad CITY
was looking attire business matter
In the county seat Of Power count
on Friday OF last week.
" Charles johnson has resigned hiI
position with the power company
and has opened a machine shop. Hi
is a skilled mechanic, and a careful
workman. Having complete equip
ment he is in position TO do al
kinds of machine repair work.
Il Thomas Sparks, an employe OF tn
focal postoffice has decided to take
a weeks vacation from his duties
In order that he may attend to
necessary work on the farm. Here
tofore he has been going out each
Saturday and remaining till Monday
| While he Is away this time his
place in the office will be taken
by Miss Grace McKown.
FOR SALE Six room modern
house with bath, two lots on corner,
all fenced and a barn, Good lawn
and everything in good shape, good
location, Also dry farm OF 100
acres, s miles N. w, of American
Falls, all under cultivation and fenc-
ed, This is a bargain, Address,
Box 161, American Falls, Idaho,
Mrs. George s. Ellinger and
young son, George Jr., returned on
Wednesday from Los Angeles by
way Of Salt Lake, where they have
been spending the winter. Mr..
Ellinger met them at MoCammon,
and accompanied them the rest of
the way home. They were to have
arrived about two weeks ago, but
the illness of the little boy pre-
vented them from leaving on sche6
uled time. He is now entirely re-
covered from his illness,
We are showing samples Of the
famous Scotch Wooden Mills fabric.-
made. SIS to $40. Pants,
Tony the Tailor.
c. r. Butterfield OF Crystal was
visitor in American Falls on
Tuesday. He reports that his sec
ton is looking fine; the farmers
ire getting their crops in in good
shape, and weather conditions were
never better, nor the outlook more
promising for a bountiful yield and
prosperous year.
The regular monthly meeting of
he board of trustees of the library
BOARD was held Tuesday afternoon.
Routine matters of business were al
ended to, and plans for the new
'uilding were considered. Another
Meeting will be held soon, and then
he contract for the building of the
ibrary's new home will be awarded.
last technicalities in the way
4 floating the loan have been at
ended to, and nothing now remains
ut letting the work.
From Manager to Cross, a mo-
picture photoplay depicting the
re OF Jesus Christ, will be shown
unday evening at the Irene thea i
70 In this city. 1t is a play in t
We reels, and is said to be wonder {
lily clear and realistic, 1t has a
Endorsement of many ministers v
I varied denominations, notable t
mong which is the endorsement of |
resident Joseph F. Smith, of the b
ID. s. church. q
Go to Oliver & McKown's for !.
mail boxes. =
i,
The Auditorium this week was be- p
'cked in a splendid new curtain.
e work of a decorating company ID
Los Angeles. In the Confer i, e.
splendid picture of the BIRTHPLACE e.
washington, and attractiyelv u
ouped around this are some n
overly designed. and beautifully &C
corated art ads. Unlike most ad. al
1T does not present a loud
gaudy appearance, but has a fo
let and pretty style thai is 90
re to please the patrons of that &C
lyhouse. te
WANTED: - Breaking, Flowing al
scing, Dragging and Seeding want. en-
at once for cash. Enquire Lee pr
innings. Tailor.
re
Henry Meier, the young son Of of
: n Mrs. Frederick Meier wbo all
g fourteen miles west Of Ameri- nh
rails was thrown from III
'se Monday morning and suffer- ie,
a badly broken leg. He was
ding in the other horses whor
one he was riding threw hir,