American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-03-06

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Tone to GsoDonnellyo and the Other
to Mrs. Blanche Skeens.4 Thus be-
'fgins the practiced Improvement Of
fmilch cows in this valley.
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n Mrs. Ben Cetant, who has been
Evisiting With relatives Q in odessa,
Wash. has arrived home, bringing
with her her sister. Miss A.
Sweeney, who viii probably make
her home at this place.
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Mr. and Mrs. Phil. Weber, of
Cedar Ridge, West. were in town
Saturday on a business trip. Mr..
Webber says that the snow is off
the fiat and d every indication is
bright for early spring woork. sgIij
Frodsham and lou Hamp-
ton Of Quaking Asp Springs, were
in town Friday. ~ They Said that
the snow is about aIlagone, and
that 1T iseegthought by the 10th
blowing wAtIc9mmenes. ri abnetra b.
~. Mo1saHsonf nf the IowauoLum-
bers company Of AIN erieanoFa lqs has
been transferred to the 4tohHpSanys
office at this place. where he viii
ploeeedIt TO- figure the9iknots holes
out Of the 1umber.o5 og OF %aninae''
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Robert Butterfieldsdp of cChFystal,
was a visitor among friends Sun
day. Mr.. nButteFfield was a former
resident eof1 this place. but nowois a.
prosperous raIfcher HI the oChrystal1
dfstrict.neThea II q .IIeyo3ea al
.sils4 ns)irsmA sd
All t hose who have homesteads
are preparing to move onto them
and commence the work of thbsum-
mer's campaign oftfploRtngs grub-
bling and sowRng.!d gnlwoIEot gehaou1
Uncle Lyman Barnard who has
ben a sufferer for some time
from "a paralytici stroke is slowly
yet surely getting his strength and
is now able to walk around a bit
about the house 1a Jtullo not WI
William Goddard Of the Cove
was a visitor Saturday. 1'"''H He was
on his way to American Falls on
business connected with his ranch.
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On1b Monday, St. Patrick's Day,
the ladies will entertain, at night,
with a dinner and grand ball, the
proceeds to go into the treasury of
the organization, to be freely used
as needed in acts of charity and
alieviating the suffering of sick
ness and want. .9tpJa
Marion Thorn and Billie Hess.
who went to their old home in, Fort.
Scott. Kansas. to spend the winter.
returned home Friday last, The
Boys avow that the 'possum crop
was extremely large and never any
,etter and juicier than the product
# the Last season.
9 Erastus Hanson, who has had his
amily here during the winter. at
ending school. moved out to his
homestead Sunday. Mr.. Hanson
,roved up on location Saturday. His
is some twenty five miles
outh of here and is still embedded
n shoW.ol s5oas uWclg l1Js}fI slJ /.
The little grandchildren Of VIM.
after a siege Of Sc
ere colds are again able to be out
# idoors.W The past winter, how
yer d has o d been , q marked with an
'pidemica of Colds in many cases as
very serious type. no but
4 sudden Ct break in the a1contin7
pous freezing weather has chang
d. the health conditions ~percepti-
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Johnb Norris while going to the
'pilletto farm for "a load Of hay,
lad quite an expeegrieance. It seems
hat Just as the team had gotten
cross Rock fgeek they took fright
t some noise and made a dash
Or libeEtys af1Iohn was unable, to
old them in check 20 they ran TO
be Spillettu farm then wheeled
nd ran into the log cabin situated
lbopt da fnrlong from the barn. J
he team struck the building IN J
UGH a manner that they could not |
ct away from It ,.aand Just stood !
Ike good ponies.fI The Only dam
90 done was to the hay rack ana
lat looked Ikea last Years birds !
The escape OF Mr.. Morris
a Serious injury was very l
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