American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-11-25

4 All the residents OF School Distric
No. ~ Will be glad 10 know that m
the last regular meeting of the count
commissioners, a new school distfic
was formed which will bo No "a
This we believe will do AWAY with al
sectional feelings which has b~eretofor,
existed In District ,22 and we now hope
and expect that District ~ M u now IN
NJ we'll M the now created district viii
have clear smiling and 90 Internal de.
siurbuUcrB OF revolutions.
The county superintendent OF
Schools has ohoially announced the
appointment OF n. Bert Aired, Ralph
Woodwork and NJ. ID. Lynn M trus.
tees Of tho now district.
Tho vacancy IN tho newly appoint
cd board Of trustees OF District No. "a.
which was made by the refusal OF
Ralph Woodwork 10 act, viii be fill
I'd by Roy Campbell.
In order 10 get things moving and
Insure the opening or school nc the
earliest possible date. tho two trustees
OF the new district mot and organized
on Monday. the 10Th. =. Bort Aired
chairman and NJ. u, Lynn, clcrk OF the
board.
Notices OF election for the schoo,
house site. also notices regarding the
bonding OF District No. "a were posted
In the following places on last Thurs
day: Ono ut mail boxes at the cross
Ing OF Dry 0uloh, one on the school
house and ono on Glorfiold's hill nj
the top OF the grade. Notices call for
an election ut the school house Nov
ember eth.
The summer IL ended, the harvest,
has past. and 30 has the coin. MOI
We'll. ask the Warm Creek farmers.
Matt Kuhn saved the day Ia day.
last week by walking cir~cumspectly.
ON his road to town he found an en-.
velopo containing the election notlcea
for the new district which NJ. u. Lynn
had Lost on his way out to post them.
Talk about that heavy wheat of
yours. Say! You're not In II. You're
backed clean Off the map. George
Mohr can show n wheat check testi-
Tying TO the fact that his wheat weigh.
ed las and n fraction pounds to the
sack. When you want good seed whea,
come TO the Warm Creek npighborhood.
Mat Kuhn has recently left behind
the discomforts of a dry farm shanty
Tor the pleasures and comforts of a
real, coy, u~p-,o-date farm house. He
can o boast Of the fines; house In
2 Immediate part OF the country.
"Covet the best things" And while
we envy Mr.. Kulm's nice house. We
vote him the sympathy of the entire
community In tho loss OF his equally
good barn which he had the misfortuns
to lose by fire n short time ago.
Mr. aud Mrs. NJ. ID. Lynn have lust
returned from the Falls where they
have been enjoying the revival meet
ings In progress there.
Geo. Mohr shook the Idaho dust
from his feet on Tuesday. the 10th. TO
dob them up with Kansas clay mud.
He Is expected back in the spring as
soon as h mud comes off.
Mr.. Harry Walton and wife have
moved onto the Daisy Moinard prop
erty where they expec, 10 spend the
winter.
Mr.. Harmon. uncle to Ace Aired is
expected TO be on his place in Dry
Gulch very soon where he will begin
improvements.
Wesley Walton built a very substan.
tial barn at a minimum cost. by the
use OF poles, willows and straw. Pro-
iect your stock from storms.
Mr. Glortiold had several wagons in
Dairy canyon last week getting out
poles.
A campaign Is on for putting the
county paper in every home In Table
mountain, Warm Greek and Fall creek
Get awake. and get the
aud boost.