American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-10-16
PEOPLE AND EVENTS
LOCAL HAPPENINGS OF H WEEK GATHERED
BY THE STAFF ON H ROUNDS ABOUT TOWN

BY THE STAFF ON The
Z A.. W. Davis and family havef
taken up their residence in town
They occupy the Walworth cottage
on Fourth street.
y w. G. Bissel, of Gooding, was>a
visitor in American Falls Saturday,
having come over to look after mat
tiers of business in the law offices
of Bissel & Baum, Of which firm
he is a member.
Dir. Moth attended the convention
of the State Medical association in
P~ocatello Friday afternoon.
Cashier Doran of the First Ma
tional was a business visitor in
P~ocatello Friday.
II r. o. Jones n son, Ernest,
4 we're among the American Falls peo-
pie who transacted business at the
Gate City Friday.
Mr.. Hoefel, grain buyer for the
Farmers Grain & Milling Co., of
Salt Lake, ran up to Pocatello on
No. IA Friday afternoon to look
after business matters. y
j. E. Martens, manager of the
Quigley Grain & Produce Co., in
forms us that his company has al
ready shipped twenty-one cars of
wheat this season, and that pros
poets are good for putting out about
~thirty-five cars more.
A. B. Rogers who has a fine
homestead southeast of town, was
a caller at the Press office last
week. Mr.. Rogers has unbounded
faith in the country and expresses
the opinion that this years bounti-
full harvest is only a beginning OF
the big things that are coming.
]. f. Dewitt, of Landing, was
transacting business in the city Sat
urday. He made the Press office
a short visit while in town and
gave us the report that everything
was looking fine down in his c
ton. Considerable threshing yet
to be done and then m an all
winters job hauling the product to
market. is the way he put it.
George Stoll came down from
Pocatello Saturday evening and
spent Sunday here looking after
I business matters at the Remington
Mr.. Stoll assumed his duties as sec
] rotary of the Pocatello Commercial
Cub on the first of the present
. month. but he and Mrs. Stoll are
still looking after the management
of the popular hotel of which Mr.
Stoll has beer manager for the past
two and a half years.
According OF the recommendations
O. the commission named some
] time ago by Governor Haines TO
outline a route for the proposed
Boise-Yellow Stone state highway
] the road will pass through Ameri-
4 can Falls extending from this place
] to Blackfoot by way of Aberdeen
The counties through which this
route extends will have to expend
4 double the amount put up by the
state in order to secure the oad
I Attorney Jones was down from
! Pocaselo on Wednesday and again
i on Saturday, looking after matters
J of business at the county Offices,
Geo. B. Mohr who dropped of
here a couple of months ago for
a few days visit with County Clerk
bWone. is now one Of the settlers
down in the Bonanza Bar country.
] Mr.. Mohr had no more Intention OF
4 staying here when he first came
Y than he had of flying to the moon
II but the lure of the sagebrush was
J more than he could stand and he
il now holding down a homestead
4 If you don't want to stay, make
u your visits short. is the advice o.
3 Mi. Mohr.
Ladies who have lots of friend'
8 shouid set into the Press Populal
i Lady contest and take a chance a
winning a $4,000 Hamilton piano
= other prizes offered are three gol'
4 watches and $4,000 in merchandise