American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-03-20

" Mrs. Edward Woodhead. who ha
r. for the past week or SO been vie
k iting at the home Of her husbands
parents In Twin Falls, returned t.
this city on Wednesday evening.
d Don Runnion was on Saturday di'
tributing some fine cigars to locaI
friends. The occasion of his phil
anthropy was the brit ola daugh-
q ter that morning to Mrs. Runn1on
: in the local hospital.
r. r. Knapp, who for some time
has been an employe of the Evans
State Bank, left Tuesday morning
$ for Elko, New, where he has taken
! up a homestead. His friends here
r wish for him success and lots of
! it in his agricultural pursuits.
/Windmills on the ranches are get
Iting to be quite a rage this spring.
I Manager Mehlhoff of the Leader
Hardware company reports that his
company is putting in twelve new
ones this week on farms near this
kcity.
Paul Bulfinch returned on Thurs
kday morning from Boise, where he
A had gone to attend the meeting OF
the state assessors called by Gov
ernor Haines for the more equitable
adjustment of property values and
Mo study the new assessment laws.
List your property for sale or ex-
change with j. d. Isaak. We have
some good corn farms in Dakota,
Nebraska and Kansas. Also good
dry farms and orchards in Washing
ton for exchange for real estate in
this locality. j. D. Isaak, Office,
second door north of Evans State
Bank. 23-tf
FOR SALE 1876 acres (SWA
Section 2, Township Z south, 81, B.
M. 8 miles northeast of Ameri-
can Fails. House four rooms, pantry
and closet; windmill, cellar, ssheds.
Plenty of firewood on place. Price,
$4,000; a bargain. N. P. Carlson.
Mrs. Walter S. Sparks and chill
dren, who have been spending the
winter In California, returned last
Saturday to their home here. Mr..
Sparks went south at the time Mrs.
Sparks and the children did, but
his appointment as county commits
%sioner, and business cares, necessi-
tated his earlier return. They report
having had a sple ibid vacation
+. H. Fitzpatrick is nursing a
very sore eye this week as a re-
suit OF having splashed some car
bollc acids into the optic while
fllllng a prescription. Having an
antidote at hand he Immediately ap-
pied 1t and thereby saved the sight.
his eye. The doctor dressed
lis eye, and it is now, while inflam-
and irritable, gradually getting
Paul Sparks gave a St Patrick's
lance Monday evening at the H.
'tearman place to his friends of the
sunbeam neighborhood. About forty
invited guests We're present, and
lie light fantastic toe was happily
ripped until the early morning. The
laA was decorated in keeping with
occasion, and an appropriate /
dncheon was provided. Splendid
lusic was furnished by home tai
players and everybody had a !
eneral old time happy time. AS
ne spring work is now beginning a.,
/ the Sunbeam neighborhood this I
likely to be the last dance of the
JASON and those present made the
'ost or their final opportunity &
by the addition of another door
the postoffioe a closet has been
for the locking up of the c,
all from and for the night trains. b
the Remington hotel por-
r, who carries the mail, has been
'mpelled to take the night train :"
x up to the hotel and keep them "
ere until morning. Now they can
locked up in the postoffice build o,
g, n the postoffice can be kent SC
fely locked, too.
r. j. Gates, father of Mrs. H. w -,
Ill OF this city. died Friday after ~
at his home in H~ortonville
iseonsin, He was sc years of age
q his death was due to general We
eaKdown. Mrs. Hall reached homo a