American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-06-17

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day to visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Oliver. Frank
Ertle, Norma Yarmouth and Tom Oil
yer motored to Aberdeen Sunday to
see the ball game between Aberdeen
and the American Falls second nine.
r. Warwas is representing the Col
umbia National Life Insurance COM
pany in the territory surrounding Am
erican Falls.
Frank Crane of Bridge, as in town
over Sunday, returning to Bridge on
Monday.
Chas. Wiltse spent Sunday in Poca-
tello.
Homer w. Squires, who has beer
employed in the local yards of the
Gem State Lumber Company for the
past six months, left Tuesday to take
charge Of the company's yard at Alb
erdeen. He has been with the Gem
State company for several years and
will succeed l.. L. Dotty at Aberdeen.
Reed Miltenberger and Mrs. Mary
Chapman, motored from Pocatello
Sunday and visited with MI. and Mrs.
Geo. Miltenberger.
The case of city marshal ] T. Watts
who is under bond for assault with a
deadly weapon ON M. d. Davis, a col
ored man, will be held over until the
next term of district court.
/ shop W. w. Beckstcad was ini-
tiated into one of the most important
duties of the Latter Day Saints Mon
day when he united in marriage Burns
Wheeler and Miss Edith Workman,
both of American Falls. The Bishop
coiA that ha haI ~ Itffsa,Ix 49, L.. -z.
ting started but that after the legal
phases of the knot had been mastered
everything went off as smooth as silk.
Burns Wheeler is a son of George J..
Wheeler and his wife is the daughter
of Chas. S. Workman of American
Falls.
The attendance at the meetings of
the agricultural clubs for boys and
girls over Power county was disap-
pointing to those who are working to
see the movement prosper. Mac Hoke
addressed meetings the latter part of
the week at Medley, Rockland and Am
erican Falls and at none of the meet
ings was a representative attendance
obtained.
tuesday, was pioneer day for the
state of Idaho, and incidentally circus
day in Pocatello. The banks, postof-
flee and county offices were closed and
probably a hundred people attended
the circus and c%hatauqua from Ameri-
can Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Jacobs are the
proud parents of an eight and a quar-
ter pound baby boy that was born last
Friday
E1rl HnnEAr p,a,tNl
with MS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.. r.
hooker. He is employed with the
Golden Rule Mercantile Company of
Burnley.
A series of Evangelistic services will
DE held in the Congregational church
at hockland, beginning June 20. at
II a. m. Rev. Harry Hays and others
works or the Nazarene church will he
Ill charge. Everybody invited.
Charles Bulfinch, of Weston. Ore
gon, a brother to Paul Bulfinch. conn
~ auditor, came Wednesday for a visit
III this section of the state.
IWenty-four men were granted the
full rights of American citizensbin
Monday in the district court. They
were Hardy Breeding, Rev. George
Sprattler, Jos. b. Knox, Milo A. Lor-
enzen of Rockland, Gustav Rosen of
LANDING, Henry Mayer, August Ger
per- Christ Stuhlberg, Gustav Funk
Itadke, Robert G. II. Fischer
Chflstlan zimmerman, Joseph Kucera.
NJ. i. Anderson, John f. Rosander
Johh Rutl, Hugo Rast, Adam thinner
man., william Wall ST., Martin Tsch-
ritter, Fred j. Mayer, Fred Kubber-
ness, Johann Henne, Robert Radke.
Gladys Runnion graduated from the
eighth grade in the public schools
with the final average for all subjects
OF 70 per cent, the highest in the
class. She was closely followed by
BESSIE Skasgs and George Stitt. There
VIII be fourteen students to enter the
freshmen class in high school from
American Falls next fall. A few Of
mem nave not made their grades VET
Dut VIII have done so by fall.
ftufus Heyne, who has been en-
ployed at the Schwarz Bros BARRIER
Tor the past year has
2 shop In eastern Washington and Ief,
saturday to take charge of il. Harry
Mucher of Salt Lake has been pro-
cured to fill his place. He arrivod
sunday. Schwarz Bros. have instaIIed
a new chair to take care of their i'm
crease In trade and will have four
chairs from now on.
l.. l.. Lotus has sold his three hun
dred and twenty acre ranch four miles
south OF town to A. B. Shelton of
Walla Walla for $51.0O a acre. the
Total sum of the purchase amounting
10 Sl9,2OO.00. The transaction was
handled by W. N. Maxwell of the
washington and Southern Idaho Land
company of WalIa Walla, Washing
Jim Sovereign returned to his old
JOB with the Press, Thursday morning
Mrs. Sovereign and the three little
oovereigns will be here about the frs,
July from Boise where Mr.. Sovereign
las beer employed with the Idaho
Daily Statesman.
Harriet Howard has disposed of her
W property and will make her
.uture home in Boise where she has
property and expects 10
'uild. r. Warwas bought her lots In
american Falls and may build later i'm
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