American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-07-08

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Thomas and
their infant son left Wednesday norm
ing for a short visit with their friends
in Malad.
III. z. Breeding lost a valuable horse
| Tuesday. The aid of a veterinarian
could not avail in saving the life of
he animal.
The meeting house of the L.. d. S.
has undergone repairs that have greatly
| added to the interior appearance of
the building.
Mrs. Philip Hatfield OF Arbon re-
turned the first of the week from
| Walla Walla where she has been visit
ing for a mol.th.
A "A. Stolz was awarded the con-
tract Tuesday for building the new
house on the Gus Martens place six
miles west of town.
Mrs. Nichols of Twin Falls, a SIS
ter to l. W. Creasey, is visiting a
few weeks with her brothers and
mother in American Falls.
Wall paper you know. velumina is
new. A new wall finish done the
Runnion way. d. H. Runnion the wall
paper a
The Misses Mabel and Edna Rose
of Salt Lake are visiting a few weeks
with their father l.. N. Rose of the
Old Chief Cafe.
Tom Stephenson, who has been en-
ployed with the county surveyor FOR
the past two months rs spending a
few days in Burley on business.
MIR. and Mrs. o. Il. Crowley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Davis, Miss Madge Whist
Ter and ID. W. Davis went to Arbon
Saturday to attend the big picnic there
Mrs. +. J. Rice and her daughter
Dora will leave this evening for Sc
attic to spend an enjoyable vacation
with friends. They expect to be gone
about a month.
II. c. Martens has a water tank for
sale since the drillers recently com
pleted a well on his ranch west OF
town. Mr.. Martens is now planning to
build a new house.
l.. l.. Evans and his small daughter
Mildred left Wednesday morning fol
Collinston, Utah, where the daughter
will spend the remainder of the sum
mer. Mr.. Evans will return
A. Nj. Steebel of Provo, came last
Saturday to work with the c. W. M
Co. here. Mr.. Steebel has had nine
years experience in the hardware bust
ness, is German sptaking, n comes
well recommended to MIR. Becksteat
of the local office of the company.
At the last minute when the STOCK
of Burkhart and Bartholoma was to bt
shipped to Salt Lake, Adolf Claasser
stepped in and bought it and has thus
saved these wonderful bargains for thu
people of American Falls. Avail your
self of the bargains at the Bowling
Alley.
Manager w. b. Jacobs took a bal
team to Blackfoot Sunday and lost t
the home team there 13 to 4. The
Blackfoot boys put min runs across
in the first inning and rested the re
mainder of the game while the locals
tried in vain to even the score. Kinl
and Sallee worked for the Falls; Cow
en- and Hutch for Blackfoot.
f. M. Hoskins has been at the Smitl
and Ballaine Livery barn for the pas
week with a carload of horses but hai
been unable to sell any of them. Loca
horsemen say that the bottom dropped
out of the horse market when tn,
spring grain began to wither {;
drouth seemed iminent. They eXpec
however that the recent rains and TIN
greatly improved appearance of tn,
grain will strengthen the market again
before harvest.
The Sunday school of the l.. ID. S
has planned a splendid outing ct thu
Gardens for next Sunday. The classe
will go out early in the morning, taxi
their lunch and stay all day. Their
will be several visitors down iron
P~ocatello to attend the picnic.
Some over Jealous patriot awok
early the morning of the fifth, climb
ed to the top of the Golden Rule Mer
camille company's store and Stripe
! it of its decorations to the last flaf
j and there were some thirty of tiief
Z distributed over the front OF the build
{ ing. What he did with them is a mys
terry.
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