American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-07-31

Fifield and Fifield, Wilson and Hall
ing. The contest went to the girls
who outshowed the boys in time,
space and quantity. Another ef-
fort will be made by another coterie
the coming Sunday night, with
O'her additions Of solo singing
that, it is thought, will prove edify-
ing to the public.
Charlie Torrance, Scout master,
had a squad of the Scouts over from
the Falls Thursday.
Frank Moench. county surveyor,
was in the south end of the valley.
last week, running road lines for the
farmers.
Martin Garnz of Garnz school
house, was in the Falls Tuesday.
Robert Kelly was in from his
dry farm last Thursday and is now
awaiting sunshine % help along the
harvest.
The failure of the Congregational
church, in 0 holding service Sum
day night disappointed a good many,
J but when the new church edifice is
completed, services will be held
regularly.
Mrs. F. T. Staines of American
Falls, was a Pioneer day visitor
} Thursday returning home Friday.
Ted Bulge and family of Ameri-
can Falls, took advantage of the oc-
casion and spent the day with their
old friends in this valley on Pioneer
day.
Mrs. Loretta Stranger and daugh-
ter, Susan, escorted by Ralph 1. Ew-
ing, spent last Thursday at the
farmstead in Cedar valley.
d. B. Nichols and a party of auto
mobilists from the Power city, were
here on the oath.
Col Fitzpatrick, with a whole lot
Of pleasure-seekers, were guests
at the big doing Thursday night.
]. v. Dawson, manager of the
Iowa Lumber Co., was a business
visitor Friday.
Henry Rock was a visitor for sew
Qeral days in American Falls.
George Kelly of Lower creek, was
S a visitor in American Falls Tuesday
on business.
= John Halling went to the Falls
Monday for grist, as there was nc
s flour at this place but when he
arrived at the Power city he found
J, that the mill was a dead one. 81
was forced to lay over Wednesda!
q before he got home.
Logan Barnard expects to put il
a couple of freight teams to had
out the wheat this fall. AS h
y, S well equipped he can't help max
ing a success of the undertaking.
Tom Walton of Bonanza bar, wa
l. a visitor to the Power city Thurs
n day.
Dan Altmier and wife and Ere
Altmier were in American Fall
Monday and Tuesday, attending t
business brought about by the CON
harvest.
Charles Shuck and John Bode G
a. Landing. we're visitors to the Powe
< city Tuesday.
IS Hess & Share have added a graf
header to their implements to b
l. used during harvest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fudge of Landin
were visitors to the Falls last weel
is The Barnes brothers have pul
ar chased a combine harvester, brougi
to it home Tuesday, and are fully PR
ID pared to knock the grits out Of tn
k. straw. At any rate they will con
to mence work as oon as the groun
I'd dries out a little. As the boys hay
is a big crop to handle it is to
hoped that they make a start e
n long.
or Ernest Good of the west side, HI
added a harvester to his COMP
of ment Of machinery, and brought Il
sir tools home wednesday.
tt, W. c. Grom, father Of Mrs
Fudge of Landing, has returned
n his home in Walla Walla, after
a pleasant visit.
J. W. Hays has added a caue
a pillar to his machinery as a ira
ms ton for the movement Of his .
combine harvester. Jess says tn
of the way it will be able to era
he over the grain fields will be a ca
we ton Of. the first magnitude.
Ids Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnell were G
RS lers at the port of American Fa
Tuesday.
Law George Martin Of Roy was a I
he iourner at American Falls Tuesd'