American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-09-16

a Felony charge.
Will lease my farm located in west
part of Rockland valley, north OF
Rockland. Implements and big bunch
of hogs and hog feed to go in. In
quire Press office.
C. H. Owens came In from Twin
Falls Sunday night for a brief visit
with his sister Mrs. John r. Jones,
before returning to school at the
University at Moscow.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. White returned
home Tuesday evening. Mr.. White
had visited in the Gate City with his
daughter for a month and Mrs. White
went up about a week ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Lucas arrived
here Monday evening having come
down from st. Anthony. They will
spend some time here visiting with
the Thompsons at the Remington.
John A. Becker has purchased the
residence property of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. r. Baum, possession to be given
November Is. The Baums hope to
build a new home this fall or In the
spring.
o. A. Gartin, N. Stratton, o. Harring-
ton, Jacob Wiens, Roy Lightner, c. o.
Martens, Henry Richter and John
Craft are starting to build houses. The
Idaho Lumber company is furnishing
the material.
1t is understood that all the stores
in American Falls will close Thursday
and Friday afternoons, in order that
the merchants and their employees
may take in the fair. Some are going
to open at five o'clock.
ID. c. McDougall and son Harry
were down from Pocatello Thursday
visiting with Attorney l. II. McDoug-
all. d. G. was held up Wednesday
night and relieved of his cash, keys
and his real tobacco chew"
Ferdinand Stroh of Elgin, ILL.,, ar
rived in American Falls Saturday for
the purpose of looking over the
try. Mr.. Stroh has a number of rela-
tives and friends in this section with
whom he will visit for some time.
The latest report from DR.. Dorne,
who has been at Holy Cross hospital
in Salt Lake during the past two
weeks, is that his ailment has not yet
been successfully diagnosed. Mrs.
Dorne is with the doctor at Salt Lake.
The third floor of the new hotel be-
ing erected by Sam Baugh is com.
pleted and four or five days will see
the second floor ready to move into.
Every effort is being made to complete
the building SO it will be ready for
the fair.
Jas. r. Jeppson of ogden, is here
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Thomas. Mr.. Jeppson is a
brother of Mrs. Thomas, and is now
on his way home from a new town in
the Teton Basin In which he is large
ly interested.
The civic department of the Ameri-
can Falls Woman's club will hold their
I frat rnnrf1nr vpantfn0 nm TunQdaU
Sept. % in the Remington parlors.
Mrs. Reed will give u talk on oil
brary Work" All club members are
cordially invited to attend.
The second day of the fair will be
Tag Day for the library. The library
is self-sustaining so far as paying
running expenses is concerned, but
has a debt of 5 1920 on the lot and
building which must be paid from 9TH
er than ordinary sources Of revenue.
DIR. and Mrs. X. +. Moth are ex-
pected home the last OF this week.
Mrs. Moth has been visiting at the old
place In Wisconsin for nearly a month
while the Doctor took the first two
weeks of his vacation at the Mayo
Bros. hospital, where he underwent
an operation.
Mrs. o. II. Baum gave a plate show
err at her home Thursday evening fol
Mrs. l.. L. Evans, Jr., at which a larg,
-.-f EtgnIe
we're present. The men folks dropped
in about 1890 and brought with them
a lot Of valuable and useful kitchen
utensils. Refreshments we're served
to As guests and were enjoyed al
much as we're the other entertainment
features.
Ladies' winter coats and suits. tn
newest models. at the Golden Rui'