American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-10-14

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UhAool ~ prosressinG nicely with
n enrolment Of forty-five. s
Threshins - over and every farm
e d busy trying to got their fall grain
II ~ early - possible.
Mr.. Ysarsley has rented tho Henry
sorenson house and brought his wife
oct ed vi. 1--we here while he is
Teaching school.
1.r. sorenecs las purchased a new
Ford car.
Mr.. Mcintyre came over from Malad
last week and brought foul more car
penters to work on the new school
building.
Miss Elery Andrews Of Logan, and
Mrs. Oscar Swenson we're visitors at
the Nunnelley home Wednesday.
Mr.. Vance ID. Walker has sold his
homestead to Parl Sorenson.
Roy and George Potter are enjoy
ing q visit from their parents.
Last Monday when Mr.. Homer
Young started to go to his work. with
MT. Nunnelley's threshing crew he had
not gone a quarter OF a mile until n
of his horses took sick and In ten
minutes IL was dead. The horse SEEM
cd to be In perfect condition when he
left home.
A sheep mon reports seeing three
bears In the mountain on the west side
and that they killed twenty OF his
sheep 30 Lucien McLarry and Harry
Chapman took their guns and spent
two days hunting but saw no sign Of
Mr.. Bear.
Alex Izatt was called to Hyrum.
Utah, on account OF the serious Illness
OF one of his children.
w. r. Ferguson and family have
gone to Logan, Utah. for an extended
visit with friends and relatives.
Miss Rosia Neil OF Dayton, Wash.
was the guest of Miss Irene Nunnel-
ley the latter part of the week.
Mr.. Joe Sorenson has returned to
his home In Mendon.
Mr.. Joe Jensen and wife motored
over to Logan Friday and returned
Sunday.
Thursday as Robert Angle was TAX
ing Mr.. Nunnelley's big engine back
to Bull canyon. where he has been
running the saw mill he met a man
with a load OF polls with a horse tied
to the back OF the wagon. The horse
became frightened and jumped forward
and run the sharp end OF one of the
polls In its breast making such a
wound that II bled to death In a short
time.
Messrs. Harrington, Homer Young,
Marshal Whitman and Frank Mar
guam, who have been working here
during threshing have returned to
their homes near Cedar Hill.
Messrs. Clyde johnson and L. II.
Howell, Misses Manic and Irene Nun
nelley. Elmira Smith and Amy John
son were callers at the home OF Mrs.
Judy sonstraum Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Burks and children spent
most OF last week with Mrs. Frank
Turner.
Mr.. Nunnelley intends to start his
saw mill again this week.
Mr.. Carl Iilum came over rrom
Malad. Wednesday In his new Dodge.
He says he likes II much better than
he did his Overland.
Mrs. Thos. King and Miss Lille
Blain were business visitors In Malad,
the latter part OF the week.
The Highland Literary will hold
their first meeting for this season on
the first Friday in November begin
ming at 1880.
J. II. Stot; and Lucien McLarry took
two loads OF hogs TO Malad Friday.
Luther Fellows and family have
zone TO Lewiston for the winter.
Leal Smith has rome to Logan TO
buy a team
MIR. Nunnelley took Mr.. George Big
glcr TO Maiad Friday where he took
the train for Mendon. MIR. Biggler
has been quite sick for the past week
and II is feared he is taking typhoid
fever,
There has been two or three cases
of typhoid reported In the Sheep creek.
Messrs. Lon Howell, James Nunnel-
Icy and Clyde Johnson; Misses Amy
Johnson, Rosie Neal and Irene Nun.
nelley went 10 Rockland Friday In Mr.
Howell's ear.
Mrs, Harye Fletcher who has been
quite ~ for the past two weeks Ii
slowly recovering.
Frank Phelps was called TO Ceder'
dale. Kansas on account OF the seri-
GUS Illness Of his mother.
Wallace Wayne made a business triT