American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-01-16
LITTLE LOCAL ITEMS OF
INTIMATE NATURE
Beng a Chronicling Of people you know
and some Of the things they
say and do

Miss Helen Davie has been Ill thi
week with la grippe.
Good team Of work horses fol-
sale. weight about $500. Box.410.
Judge Jones was unable to be at
MS office today on account of a
slight attack of la grippe.
j.. +. Hogan, a Pocatello travel
ing man, vas interviewing local mer
cnants one day this week.
Ladies suits cleaned and press ed
BY Tony, the Tailor. If
o. r. Baum and George s. Film
ger went to Shoshone and Gooding
this week OF a. business mission.
0. r. Baum spent Sunday in
Malad City this week attending to
business matters.
John l.. McKown, the American
Fails plumber, went to P~ocatello,
saturday for a short business trip.
Auditorium dance Saturday.
Elmo L. gilbert, representing
the Lambert Paper company Of Salt
Lake. was a caller in the Power
City on Saturday.
A break in the water main oc-
CURED Monday near the Falls phar-
macy. The pipe was uncovered and
the leak stopped.
Fred Murphy. of PocateIlo. who
represents wholesale cigar houses
vas a business visitor in American
Falls the past week.
The first semester examinations
IN the local schools were finished
last week. The results were pass
ing grades in almost all instances.
Largest assortment Of shoes in
town at the Riverside.
Mr. Shade, the station master
al the 0. S. L. depot. has suffered
considerable pain this week with
a bone felon On his right thumb. It
is o a great deal better.
Miss Abbie Dye, who for some
time past has been visiting her
niece. Mrs. W. B. Walworth. left
last Wednesday afternoon for her
home in Oakland.
l.. L. Evans. OF this city, went
to Pocatello Saturday and there
met his brother d. L. Evans. OF
Malad City. Both gentlemen are
bankers.
F. Barkdull, of Montpelier, ar
rived this week and has accepted
a position with the water power
company as assistant to Mr.. Der
1yst
eU-upiete Inc o. guns and am
milton at Oliver & McKown Hwd.
Lester Giffins, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j.. H. Giffins, has gone to
Haley, where he will finish this
term of school. He will live with
his brother-in-law, w. W. Thompson
Be sure to wait for your receipts
given by the Riverside Nero. Co..
with every purchase, they are valu-
able. Ask about them.
Lost-Red COW with white head
and long horns. Branded H on
left side. Gottlieb Muster. 23 miles
northwest of American Falls.
Cleanin~ repairing and pressing
mems suits. Tony the Tailor. tt
Mrs. Antoine Berg was taken to
the hospital in Pocatello last week
where she underwent an operation.
Her condition is much improved at
this time and will likely be able to
return in a short time.
j. l.. Mum returned on Saturday
from Hooper. Utah. where he was
called by the illness of his father.
He reports his father improved but
not yet in very good health.
IroF beds. springs. mattresses
ables. hairs and a complete line OF
furniture at Oliver & McKown Hwd
While in a friendly scuffle with
d. b. Jeffries on Tuesday c. H.
Bleakmore got his right eye badly
lacerated with a pencil in Mr.. JEFF
fries pocket. The pencil almost
severed the upper eye lid and it
barely missed striking the eye ball.
Jas. A. Greene, of Chicago, a
high Official in theGreene Construc-
ton company. the concern that s
building the new power house here
a business visitor in American
Falls this week. Accompanying
him was Ralph Bristol. an associate
The little child born recently to
Mt. and Mrs. w. w. Thompson. of
HALEY, will be brought soon to the
local hospital. where it will be car
de for. II will be remembered that
the mother died shortly after the
child was born.
The cold snap nearly covered the
above the wagon bridge with
ice, but the last few days of milder
weather has again cleared it with
out damage to the bridge. 1t is
expected that when the r.pper-river
ice begins to float a close watch
auain have tn he nlaced