American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-10-14


to AAlad osturdey. ..l44t.-.
Mr.. Laura Smith and little son.
/ Bdward Earl, wers the guests Of y.
q. Smith and family the latter part OF
tho week.
JACK Carlson has returned from Lo-
gan, Utah. where he ~ called on ac-
count Of the death OF hts mother.
p. w. Lee has been taking orders for
folding bath tubs. He has secured a
plumber OF orders in this vicinity.
Tom Beiknap, OF near Stone, has
begun work on his homestead he re-
Gently purchased from Walker Bros.
Mrs. George Bollinger has been
spending the past week with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Smith.
Mr.. Mcintyre says he will have the
school building completed and ready
for use In two weeks.
Most OF the %threshing is done thru
this section OF the country. This Is
the first yer the farmers have been
able to get their threshing done before
bad weather set IN which usually does
considerable damage to the grain In
the stack. The heavy rains made the
ground In fine shape for blowing and
a number OF people are taking ad-
vantage OF II and leaving their freight
Ing until later.
The King boys brought their thresh-
ing machine down from Bull canyon
Friday and shielded 1t for the winter.
There has been several homesteads
taken IN the canyon In the past year
or two.
Mr.. Hugh Van Horn had the mis-
fortune to loose a fine mare last week
from forage poisoning.
Homer Young and Robert Angle
have been on the sick list the past
week.
Jack Carlson and sister, Mrs. Orville
Mikkelson, we're called to Logan, Utah,
last Tuesday by telegram on account
Of the death OF their mother.
Lucien McLarry Of Dayton, Wash.
is here on a visit. and to see after a
bunch OF hogs he wants to fatten for
the winter market.
One day last week as Walter Fred
erick was getting on a wild horse he
was thrown In such o manner that his
face struck first bruising II so that
tor.
Roy Smith gave a grand opening
dance last Friday night I'm his new
bungalow he has just completed. Their,
was a large crowd present and all
report a fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Gardner are
spending a few DAYS In Malad ano
from there they are going to Salt
Lake where they will attend the l.
ID. s. conference before they return t.
their home In Mendon.
Last week. while Willis King was
In Malad he lost his purse ~containinf
forty dollars.
Miss Lanette Ferguson has gone :,
Logan where she will enter b. Y. Col
lege.
Miss Thelma Nunnelley has been tn,
guest OF Maud Stott for the past week
H.. Chapman has employed a black
smith from Pocatello as he was no
able to do all OF the work alone.
Ray Blain and Archie King wer,
business visitors In Malad Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bollinger hav,
moved into their new house.
Robert Stott and wife. p. W. lie,
Lee, Jack Jones and Lucien McLarr.
were the guests OF Il. o. Lee and fam
lily Friday.
School is progressing nicely. Their
being %thirty-six In attendance.
Olive Hatfield was in American
Falls on business last week.
Miss Leslie Potter was the CUES
of Misses Elmira and Delone Smith
Friday.
B'anoh, the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Benson has been quit
sick for the past week.
Morgan Johnson has been herding
bunch OF about a hundred hogs 70
Emmett Lee and Lacien McLarry o,
the ranch OF =. w. Lee for the pas
week.
The grain was so short Il was no
worth heading but made good hol
pasture.
Morgan says swine herding is al
right until II starts raining.
MIR. Gerald Walker returned fror
Brigham the first OF last week wher
he had been after a load of fruit.
Ben Turner has gone to Malad wher
he intends to work for the winter.
Mr.. Harrington and Mr.. Whitma'
OF the Nunne'ley threshing crew wer
on the sick list the latter part OF tn