American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-01-07
~ROCkLAND NEWS.

Miss irene Allen, George Frodsham
and Eddie Morris left Sunday for Lo-
gan where they are attending school.
Mr.. Henry Welcher from the mead
Of the valley spent the weeks end in
Rockland, coming down for the dance
New Years night.
Several of the Rockland Valley farm
ers were in American Falls Saturday
attending the land sale. A few of
them were much disappointed in not
being able to secure the land they
desired.
Harry Morris left Sunday for his
home at Grant, Montana. He was ac-
companied on part of the trip by his
brother, Melvin, who was returning to
school at Bozeman.
The infant daughter OF Bishop May
is suffering with pneumonia.
j. r. Fisher returned Saturday from
eastern Nebraska where he had been
spending the holidays with his fam
lily. lie returned in time to attend the
land sale at American Falls and was
very fortunate in being able to secure
the place he desired without opposi-
ton.
VIM. Compton of Raft River Valley,
is visiting with his sister, Mrs. j. r..
Marsh who returned from Portland
last week.
Eugene Barkdahl left Sunday for AL
bion where he is attending school.
Mr., j. V. Dawson of American Falls
was a visitor on Monday.
Clyde Cotterel from Raft River was
a visitor to this town Monday. He re-
ports that his uncle, Sam Cotterell,
and family are doing we'll over on Raft
River.
John and Dewey Howard are putting
up ice.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
Clark died Monday and was buried in
the cemetery Wednesday.
Doctor Marsh and Della Compton of
Walla Walla, Washington. were mar
ried during the early holiday season
and are now receiving congratulations
rum ln'lI many lIltHuS.
Amos Pierson and several other.
Rockland men have organized a bas-
ket ball team and are practicing for
the first games on their schedule. The
players expect to haYe "A very enjoy
able time during the remainder of the
winter.
Sam Morris has taken his band of
sheep to Steptoe Valley, Nevada, where
he will winter them. The excellent
grazing land and winter feeding fla
~cilities make his location "A very de-
sirable one. His camp will be cut on
the desert at Carry, Nevada.
Mr.. George Frodsham returned to
school at Logan. Utah, last Sunday. He
is II student at Brigham Young Acad-
envy and speaks very highly of his al
ma mater.
Regular services at the Congrega-
%tional church will be resumed Sunday.
January l7th. Rev, Fec has accepted
the pastoratc for the coming year.
Mr. Murphy OF Landing was in town
INV 'NAAA1 Idli VI iUf WifN tNItflllE
Friends from luliettl, Idaho, who ex-
poet 70 sottlc i'm the valley.
Mr. Albert Jones and family or
Washiualon are visitors IN the valley
and expect 70 begin dry farming soon
Mr. Thompson set a fine luncheon
70 a few of his friends last Wednesday
evening In the Logan Billiard hall.
thc supplies were plentiful and every
one had a thoroughly enjoyable time.
J. r Kosanke Of American Fails was
a visitor TO Rocklaud Wednesday.
Mr.. Moss, of Harrington, Washing
ton, was In town the early part Of the
week looking for land. Il is probable
that he viii locate near Landing.
Jack Hardy of Landing was a visi-
tor with friends in Rockland Christ
mas day lie will stay in Rockland un-
Ill spring opens.
Miss Irene Allen, after a short visit
among friends during the holidays. has
returned 10 her school nj Logan Utah