American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-01-02

David BurrelI was in Pocatello
few hors Friday.
Frank Kluck, who captured man
prizes At the fair. was in Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wetzel. OF Pleasan
valley. have been sick for the pas
week with Ia grippe.
Mrs. A. w. Church and two boy,
returned from an over Christina
visit 1t Rexburg.
Largest assortment Of shoes II
town ct the Rivsrstda.
crown tight by holding the main rops
At tx) lend splice Fig. ~ and pulling
the ends, one at a time until all are
4 e5na Hsas sas sa Z q s.. 'A s,r: :ne q
Friday and inspected the wagon
bridge which needs soms repairs.
Basket bali shoes It Tie RIVER
side.
0ottlisb Muster vas In on Mon
Day from his farm 20 miles north
vest Of American Falls looking aftss
business matters.
Estray--C&me TO my place 20
miles northwest Of American Falls
one dark brown horse, Weighing
900 or 1000 pounds. ~ or 10 years
white spot on left side. Got
lieb Muster.
For hardware and furniture Of
81 kinds 30 70 Oliver 4 AcKown
Hard. Co.
The Missouri Girl presented at
he Auditorium Thursday night Of
asst week was among the best on
he stage here this season. The
hole company was good and the
arge crowd In attendance was kept
n a roar OF laughter during the
nitro play.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. A. Bales ar
on Sunday from Stevensyille,
Iont.. and expect to make their
ONE In American Falls. Mr.. Bales
as assmed the management OF the
Falls Press.
Lost--Red COW with white head
nd long horns. Branded Fl on
IT side. 0ottlieb Muster, 23 miles
orth west Of American Falls.
Ladies' suits cleaned and pressed
Tony. the Tailor. tt.
Mr.. Ellsberry. the merchant, has
suffering this week from an
tack OF la grippe. He IL now
Efficiently recovered to be able to
sr.me his duties In the store.
Lynn Barnard, formerly city mar
all here. returned on Monday
ternoon from Salt Lake where he
- been visiting his daughter for y
ime. During his absence he
~ treated by specialists for his
raiytic trouble. and reports some
although he is yet by
means fully recovered from his :
cent stroke.
a complete Line Of guns and am r,
ition at oliver a Mckown Hwd.
Senator d. w. Davis came In on
ursday morning from Boise. C,
ere he moved on Christmas day
get housed for the session of en-
state legislature. He spent the
: here attending to business mat
5 and left on the evening train
the capital city to remain dur ri
the next two months.
)ne Art Good Luck 6-hole range gr
condition. for sale cheap. CHI
d. Greenwood. gr
he Odessy. the classic recount
OF the travels and voyages Of ms
ssess. the heroic child OF the ly
At Homer's fancy. was shown In
Ion pictures at the Irene theatre inl
Monday night. The scenes were chi
} to legend AID decidedly realis-
as we'll as artistic. The special ch'
8 drew a capacity crowd to the
niar playhouse and all went away MT
SIZED. me
repairing and pressing .
. suits. Tony the Tailor. II. Tor
j.. w. Church returned Monday
a u trip into Neveda. where he Wa
u several days with a party of I
viewers. He was 30 favorably me,
ressed with the country that he tior
make another trip soon. He ing
Jess Hays and bride was with /
party, and the crowd did all \
could to keep the young couple wor
Ind that they were newly WEEDS. 6
RS, w. Il. Jacobs and boys re- r
ed from a visiting trip In the
lland valley where they spent
time.
Marshall Booth on Thura-