American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-03-12

comprising some thirty families, from
the Black Hills country in South
Dakota, will arrive at Springfield to
COLOMBO a large tract of land recent
ly purchased. The land is under the
Aberdeen-Springield ditch.
To Develop Claims. c Davis and
Elmer Benton, who came here from
Chicago last fall and located on home
steads in the Crystal district, left this
week to take up residence upon their
claims and take up the work of de-
veloping their properties.
Installing Linotype-W. F. Barney,
fexpert machinist of the Merganthaler
Linotype Co. has been in American
Falls since last Thursday installing
the new linotype in the Press office,
He will leave today for Brigham, Utah,
+Where he goes on a similar mission.
st. Patrick day at the Hotel Grand,
Tuesday evening, March II.
ITO Enforce 0rdinance-There is an
Iagitation on to have enforced a little
more strictly an ordinance which has
been on the books for a long time.
It provides a fine of $500 for throw
ing waste paper or other rubbish upon
the streets OF sidewalks of the village.
Journalist Gomez. A. Cooke, who
founded the daily evening paper in
Blackfoot C"Where Gold Dollars
Crow" last June, has come to men
tai and financial grief. Last Tues
day morning he filed a voluntary dec
laration of bankruptcy in the federal
court, and in the evening left for
parts unknown. In addition to his in
terest in the paper, he lost his equity
in his old home in Southern Califor-
mia, where his wife's aged parents
now reside. His wife owns the other
equity in the property.-Blackfoo
, Courier.
Easter is on April 18th. If you want
your suit for Easter you had better
leave your order now. Tony.
For Sale-A team of HOO pounC
horses and an eleven months old fill:
. Will take half or a little better iii worl
on my ranch. Inquire of Clarence P
( Smith al depot or P. o. Box SCI.
v Chambers Clean Up-The officials
making the tests for CHAMBERS hav'
about completed their work in thi
il vicinity. Aside from the horses pre-
viously reported few have been de
a stroyed. The work now consists o
g inspecting mostly range horses, an
. few suspects have been found. TIL
destruction of horses with glander
has been a serious loss to many Q
l. the ranchers, and general relief vii
be felt when it is learned that tn
d. disease has been stamped out in thi
&c community-Mackay Miner.
Who said Grandma didn't hav
Idaho spuds in her candy kitchen
,s Jeffs Released-T. S. Becker, a we
40 known attorney of American Fall
y was a business visitor here today, ar
~ cites that all matters of interest a.
"a progressing in the Power City. I
~ appeared before Judge Bulge of di
trict court in the interest of AarC
,is Jeffs, an action in habeas corpus ha
ing been brought for the release
Jeffs from the city jail of Americ;
ID. Falls. City Marshal j. T. Watts
n cited as the other party to the actio
Judge Bulge granted the writ a
|. Jeffs was placed under bond of 81
he until March 10th, at which time t
habeas corpus matter will be argu
OClOlC ~ 1O0At at "A - $3.50
Pocatello Tribune.
ltn GrOut at Hailey-Charles H. Gro
III former manager of the Idanha hot
is to be manager of the new Guy
hotel nov being built by Raymo
ar Guyer at the hot springs which be
lal his name near HALEY. The hotel
to open May l and Mr.. Grout will
rly to Salt Lake in a day or two to
,rs. semble his help and make
rangements for the opening. The n
= hotel will cost something over 81
900. 1t is modern in every respt
is heated by hot water from the
Guyer spring and will have it's o
lighting plant. Situated as it is
the heart of a great fishing and hu
ing section and in a country which
n visited yearly by wealthy people FIR
= the east, Mr.. Grout figures that