American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-03-11

Tuesday between trains.
Now is the time to order your water
tanks. We will have them ready on
ime. Western Cabinet Works.
Miss Claudia Cox was a guest of the
Misses Rice over Saturday and Sunday.
h took the state examination for
teachers early in the week.
Evan Hall from south of town, went
TO Lava Hot springs for treatment of
an unusually severe attack of rheu-
matism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atkins and family
moved into the house formerly occu-
pied by MIR. and Mrs. NJ. A. Wones,
Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Vance, school teacher in
district twenty-three, was in town Sat
urday and Sunday to take the state
examinations.
Miss Germaine O'Brien was a week
end visitor with DR.. and Mrs. Dorne,
last week. She is the instructor at
the Horse Island school.
The baseball season for the high
school will open Monday. Professor
Wallis will have his hopefuls GU ton the
diamond for the first workout of the
year.
Andrew Runer of Landing and Miss
Mary Nagel of Great Falls, Montana,
were married Thursday of last week
in the office of Judge Haag, Mr.. Haag
performing the ceremony.
Engineer Irwin Alfred has complet-
ed the engineering work on the Spring
Hollow road, on the road west from
Bob Winners ranch and is now work
ing on the Pleasant Valley road.
ID. e. Davis, clerk of school district
twenty-three at Landing, was in the
Wednesday discussing plans for
the ley school building hat the dis
trict proposes to build in the neal flu.
City Engineer. Frank Moench, has
the survey of the sewer
for the north side of town and
will be prepared to call for bids on
the construction work within a few
days.
Cal Logan and Harvey Anderson
won from Frank Moench and Tom Oliv-
er Monday night in five closely rolled
The last and deciding game
three points.
A. C. Haag has accepted a position
with Huston & Churchill of Idaho
and will handle the loan bust
for them in American Falls. He
plans IN moving into a new office soon
but has not n definitely located.
The old Earring team won from the
contractors in the bowling league last
night, four games out of five
played. The two teams are now about
in the rae for the five hundred
that go to the winner next
w. d. Barnhart has been appointed
probation officer by Probate Judge
Haag during the absence of c.. ii. Tor
rance. He says IL business keeps in
creasing he will loon need an automo-
bile to keep on the trail of delinquent
students. The spring fever has at
tackled several students already and
the malady seems to be growing.
Elmer Beuton of Crystal is In town
a few days to stay until the snow
leaves and the ground thaws on his
He had begun earnestly
to prepare for spring when seven inch
es of snow spread itself over his land
Monday and put a temporary stop to
MS work. Mr.. Beuton will be In town
days.
Frank O'Keefe wrote his sister,
manager OF the Golden Rule
store, Monday, that he was having a
splendid time In Pendleton Oregon,
and would be home the latter part Of
he week. Mr.. O'Keefe left two weeks
ago for SanFrancisco and since that
lime has seen the Panama exposition,
Portland and several intermediate
Damon and Pythias," a movie taxi
an from the X. of p. lodge and highly
by all X. of P's, will be
shown at the Irene theatre Friday af-
.ernoon, Friday night and Saturday af-
.ernoon for the benefit of the X. of p
odge Of American Falls. Children
will be admitted to the theatre In the
afternoons for ten cents and in the
for twenty cents. Adults
cents afternoon and even
ng.
George A. Rojers. an accomplished
American singer, who has studied six
In France under the best in
on the continent, is visiting
With Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Spalding at
heir ranch five miles west of town.
ir. Rojers is taking a vacation to rest
md recuperate after a strenuous sea-
on in Europe. He is a pupil OF Mad
m Marcella Sembrich and was under
contract to sing through the grand
'pera season In Nice, France, when the
European war began, thus necessitat-