American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-09-16
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enough to get their threshing done
early have started freighting.
A few days ago, while Mr.. Guy Ben.
son was working on the Eew school
building he got something in his eye
and after a day and night his eye
was so sore he had to make a trip to
Malad to a doctor. He is now able
to be back at work again.
Mr.. Jack Folsom had the misfor-
tune to loose four good work horses
about a week ago, and while he war
in the south end Of the valley looking
for them his wife got a letter from
some OF their friends near Pocatello
Saying they had found two of them
but he has not been able to locate the
Others.
Messrs. Charles Higgins and
~Georgenson, each had a work horse to
die last week.
Mr.. Il. q. Smith and daughter Elmfra
have returned from a two weeks visit
to relatives In Logan, Utah.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hatfield,
on the Bird of Sept. a daughter and
to Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Izatt a son on
the same day.
Among recent visitors were Mrs.
Jack Folsom, Mrs. Lee Van Horn and
Miss Irene N%unnelley at Mrs. Nina
~Johnson's, Misses Mamie and Thelma
Nunnelley at Mrs. Tracy Lees ana
Mrs. Joe Benson and children at Mrs.
Ed Smiths.
Bishop Holbrook of H%olbrook, was
through here Wednesday In his new
Studebaker car.
Mr.. A. G. Baker and family were
called to Logan, Utah on account or
the serious Illness of his mother who
only lived a few days after their ar
rival.
Mrs. Jennie Smith returned to her
home In Dayton. Wash, last week,
after spending the summe here with
her son Roy.
Mr., Orivill Mikkelson has just COM
stead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chapman went
to Pocatello the latter part of last
week.
Last Thursday while Mr.. Nunnelley's
outfit was threshing at ]. A. Gard
started In the cylinder from some un-
known cause. but there was no smut
In the grain and they found the fire In
time and put II out before any dam
age was done.
Miss Olive Sorenson left last Sat
urday for her home In Mendon. Utah.
Miss Sorenson is quite a popular
young lady and the young people Of
the community hate to see her leave.
Mr.. PETIT. of Brigham, brought a
wagon load Of peaches. tomatoes and
melons into the valley ON day last
week which was quite n treat to peo-
pie living 30 far from market.
Mr.. Len Robinson vas requested to
contribute $4,000 to the county fund
a few days ago. He was caught boot
Logging and was arrested and had to
pay "A fine OF $4,000. There are sew
eral more In the valley thought to be
conducting the same sort OF business,
but 30 far have been lucky enough TO
keep out OF sight of the officers.
Mr.. w. II. Smith had to make a trip
to Malad Saturday evening after "A new
cylinder for his we'll.
Mrs. II. A. Logan and mother Mrs.
Paul Rust, have gone to Garland,
Utah. after fruit.
Clarence Barrett has sold his home
stead to Mr.. Harve Fletcher.
Harve Fletcher arrived here from
Dayton. Wash, and is very much
pleased with tho country.
L. 10, Howell and Walter Frederick
went to Sheep creek last Sunday.
Robert and Tom Stott and families
have gone to brigham after n load of
fruit.
Miss I,eslie Potter was the guest OF
Mrs, Herman Moth last week.
Tho Oneida Milling and Elevator
company has a a of new oats to sell
or will take In wheat and give you
oats, Better see them IL you need
oats.
MIR, Mont. Mellon Is here visiting n
few days.
Mrs, Paul Rust OF Pocatello. Is hero
visiting her daughter Mrs. IL. A. Logan.
elias Horton recently returned from
Moreland, Idaho. where his son resides
They visited the fair at Mackay and
greatly enjoyed themselves.
Mr. c. S. McGown returned to
Pocatello a few days ago after work
ing here during harvest.
T~hreshing is progressing rapidly,
Several loads of grain have been
f%reighted out The roads ON the res
ervation are nearly impossible for
those freighting grain on account Of
bad ruts. and bridges. Several wag-
ons have broke down.
Mr.. Lorenzo Bailey left here Friday
for Poeatelio. with one of his daugh-
ters. who fell a few days ago injuring
her arm. IL appears TO be a badly