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

Ed. Bfngamun made final proof on
his homestead entry at American Falls
Saturday, Sept. IL.
The Rieman Bros. were American
Falls Visitors Friday.
II. Hoffman took a load of grain to
American Falls Friday.
Miss Gertie BridgmaD left for Am
erican Falls Friday to attend high
school this winter.
VIII Murphy and Mr.. Young were
American Falls visitors Thursday.
Mr.. I. Bridgman was a county seat
visitor Friday.
]. W. Garfield is finishing his seed
ing this week and then he and Mrs.
Garfield expect to leave for walla
walla to make their home this winter.
George Pollard motored to the Falls
on business Saturday.
Miss Claudia Cox has accepted a
position as primary teacher In the
Arbon valley school, where she ex-
poets to teach this winter.
VIM. Murphy left for Tremonton,
Utah, to get a load of fruit Monday.
Mrs. Jackson and daughter Stella
were county seat visitors Saturday.
Miss Stella staying over as she intends
to attend high school In the Falls
again this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. McBeth OF walla
Walla, who have been running the
cook house for Mr.. Pollard's threshing
crew, left for American Falls Friday.
William Wagner left Monday for
Milton, Oregon. to make his home
with his son this winter.
10. O'Harra and Harry Lower mo-
tored to the Falls Monday on business.
II. c. Roy, ST., and son Lawrence,
we're county seat visitors Monday.
Mrs. +. ]. Rice visited with Mrs. J.
II. Clark Friday leaving for her home
at the Falls Saturday.
Merit Armstrong was a county seat
visitor Monday,
Jasper O'Harra, ]. II. Clark. George
Martin and Will Booth were American
Falls visitors Sunday.
ID. IL. Coleson and family and YER
non Glasscock and family went to
Utah for loads of fruit Saturday and
also to enjoy an outing.
VIM. Bowler made final proof on his
homestead entry at American Falls
Saturday.
John Vicent Of Milton, Oregon, who
has been visiting his nephews. Robert
Newman and Ralph Newman returned
to his home In Oregon Saturday.
Mrs. G. A. Jones OF Spokane IL
visiting with Mrs. Ed. Peterson this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs, ]. II. Clark and Mr..
and Mrs. Chas, King and Mr.. Jasper
o'Harra went to Tremonton. Utah. for
fruit Wednesday, b
DR.. Logan was n Mountain View
visitor Tuesday.
Gus Gaedtke. was an American Falls
visitor Saturday.
VIII Goddard and the Hartley boys
went to Brigham City for a load OF
fruit Thursday.
Mrs, Nina Creasey went to the Seep-
Ing Springs school Saturday to begin
teaching Tuesday.
Il. O'Harra motored to Rockland on
business Saturday.
Robert Garfield IL busy preparing
to do his fall seeding. now.
J. ii. Clark and son Iven were Am
erican Falls visitors Thursday.
Clay Roy had the misfortune to loose
a large stack OF grain by fire Sunday
night. Fire is of unknown origin,
Silas, Oscar and Jesse Durbin went,
to Brigham, Utah for loads OF fruit
Monday.
Miss Bertha Zimmerman from Am,
erican Falls came In on the mail stage
Saturday to begin teaching In the Roy
school Tuesday. She taught In this
same school last year.
George Martin. win Booth and John
Ellis took loads of grain to the Falls
Sunday.
Mrs. J. w. Garfield Sr., who has
been spending the summer with her
frther and sister at Central City. Iowa
having to leave this altitude on ac-
count of poor health Is visiting rela-
tives and friends here for u few weeks.
Mr.. J. T. Davis u young man from
Boise valley, began teaching at the
Mountain View school Tuesday.
u. Hoffman was a county seat visi-
tor Friday.
The Tussing Bros. finished their
threshing here Tuesday and left 10,
the Little creek country near Amerl-
a Falls where they have quite an
amount OF threshing to do and expect
to thresh TIL snow flies.
III you have your grain In storage.
See the Oneida Milling and Elevator
company for prices before you sell.
Charles Garfield. the deputy audi
tor of he Falls was n Mountain View
visitor Saturday bringing his mother
who had just returned from the east.
Arthur Heacock was a Falls visitor
Saturday.
Attorney Baum was a Mountain