American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-04-30
AKRON ITEMS.
From April Number Sheep Store
News.

Mrs. +. A. Logan, correspondent
Mr. W. F. Henniger, agent for the
Utah Knitting company, and salesman
for the Inter-Mountain Grocery COM
pany, successors to Edgar Jones Co.
of Ogden, Utah, has lately been in the
valley canvassing orders for harvest
,time and fall. He will return in
August for his winter orders.
Miss Gena Rust who is attending
high school at Pocatello, spent a week
in Arbon, the first week in April, visit
ing her parents and friends, during the
spring vacation of the Pocatello
school
Mrs. Logan, who was successfully
operated on for appendicitis the 7th
of April at the Pocatello General
/ Hospital, has returned TO her home
here in Arbon. Her many friends will
be glad to hear of her quick recovery.
George Williams OF Pocatello, who
is the owner of a fine grocery store at
that place, as well as a city council
man, spent week in Arbon the latter
part of March on business pertaining
to mining claims he has here.
Lester Tyler, who formerly worked
for the Daniels near West farm. has
/ had the misfortune Of having to be in
the Pocatello General Hospital for a
Lk6mber of months. While breaking a
fhorse, he had it fall on him nearly
a year ago. At the time he believed
In. tol ,-.,r,a .rs-l,o,,A ~ s,,r~- Como
time later he thought he had an at
tack of rheumatism, and was at the
Lava Springs treating it for the same
when a place near his hip broke out
in a running sore. He was removed
to the hospital at Pocatello where he
has been operated on several times
His many friends in Bannock valley
will be pleased to hear he is able &c
be up and around on crutches and it
is to be hoped for a speedy recovery.
NJ. E. Patton of Idaho Falls ad-
dressed a large crowd of people at the
Central school building Saturday
March 2Sth. and asked for a right OF
way for his line 70 the terminal point
2 at Michaud. He estimated the line
? would cost near 100000 per mile
There were several points argued and
the report is if the people subscribe
as willingly as they have signitied
the line will be in operation in time
= for the freighting Of the fall grain thi:
Z coming fall If such line can b'
o built it will be a great help TO Ban
n mock valley farmers.
, Mr. Isaac Smith died in Logan
+ Utah, recently after a lingering i'll
o ness. Mr.. Smith was a brother o
= Mrs. T. B. Evans Of this place. Mr.
land Mrs. Evans went to Logan TO At
: .end the funeral The community eN
tends their sympathy TO the bereave'
Il ones.
n A school election was held at tn
Y Central school house Monday, Apri
. Goth. MIR. Ed Keller was eleete'
trustee in the place of j. R. Bailey.
Mr.. Paul Rust is advertising hi
homestead for sale. He wishes TO sci
on account Of an injury which he re
ceived year ago while working i
: Pocatello. MIR. Rust is unable to wor
~ his farm. This is good home OF 10
- acres for anyone wishing to buy.
u Sam Roderick has relinquished hi
Is so acres here and has taken up 81
'r acres near Lake Canyon in the sout
. lend of the valley.
is Rev. Thomas Dent Fee. formeri
n. pastor OF the congregational ehure
at Eagle Butte. 5. D., arrived IN Aroo
April 4th. to take up his new pastoral
of the two Congregational churches
v Arbon. He preached his hrst sermo
II. April 5th. A large crowd was IN a
he tendance at the church at the cent?
Mt OF the valley as well as at Highlan
s. The community wish him success
his new field.