American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-11-06

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home after a weeks absence which
she spent visiting with her husband
on the west side.
Aionzo Adams. or Landing
brought his daughter in for skilled
examination Friday, it being feared
that she was coming down with
typhoid fever.
n Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Clark were in
iron the east side Friday.
.LE6e son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
MellyAwho has been suffering from
llR snkAt attack of typhoid is grow
Wig Aponger and will soon be able
to &c out again.
v VIM. Hartley, of Landing, vas a
town visitor Saturday.
/Bishop E. Ralphs, of Landing,
/was ir town Saturday attending to
%Iastters of business.
Miss Irma Sanders returned to
her school Sunday night after the
services were finished at the church.
Mss Irma is a student in the pub
lie schools at American Falls.
County Treasurer, Miss Rice
was { visitor Sunday evening. She
came over as the guest of Senator
AID Mrs. D. w. Davis.
James Lance and family returned
/ Sunday afternoon from Salmon City
: where they have resided during the
summer.
Max Lehman has sold his home
, stead and on last Tuesday moved
his family onto leased land on the
/. Fort Hall reserve.
Frank Adams, of Landing. was in
5 town on Monday after supplies for
the ranch.
THE SERVES dedicating the First
congregational church of this place
4 were held Sunday and were attend
ed by a great number of people,
, many of them coming from the ter
ritory surrounding Rockland to
witness the very impressive cere-
4aQny-4hey- began coming early
> and before the time for the first
: session to commence the lots adjoin-
ing as we'll as the house of worship
t itself was filled by a crowding mass
L.--afrw TIL "a
trustees and the building committee
were totally unable to provide for
the big crowd, though every possible
provision had been made. Notwlth-
o standing the inclemency of the
weather, the day was observed with
all the grand ceremony Characters
d tic of the church rites. After the
Holy Communion, in which many
communicates participated a very
able address of welcome was
delivered by Bishop Andrew May OF
the l.. D. S. church. and was well
:. received by the congregation. Fol
lowing Bishop Mays address was
! the dedicatory sermon delivered by
the State Superintendent Ludwig
, Thompson, OF Boise. and was one
of grea tforce and sublimity. This
closed the morning service and the
people utilized the church to spread
an excellent luncheon which was
greatly enjoyed by many. At the
evening service Senator D.. W.
o Davis was the principal speaker and
again there was a good crowd IN
attendance. At the very beginning
q of his talk Mr.. Davis was able to &c
A the undivided attention of all with
. in the sound of his voice and for
n half an hour or more it might be
said that he held the audience spell
bound, and when he closed applause
u burst forth with as much enthus-
y asm as in a Fourth of July meeting
The witches and COLLINS were GU
d in full force Thursday evening and
A the young people took advantage OF
9 the night which, as usual, was
quite dark as if made for the oc-
n casion. The entertainment arranged
by the Ladies Aid Society provided
much spicy amusement for the
large crowd hat attended. The
program throughout was commemor
alive OF the season. and the youne
people were put in a happy frame
IS Of mind by having their future;
read through occult signs and myS,