American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-10-07


Mrs. Hattie l.. Jones has a heife,
which she thinks has established a
record In the matter of reproduction.
The animal will not be three years old
until April and has brought into ex-
istence three calves. In September,
last year, the first calf was born, the
mother being between seventeen and
eighteen months old, and on the first
day of October this year, she brough,
forth twins.
w. G. Shade Is back on the Job as
agent at the G. s. L. depot. Mr.. Shade
has been absent on a two months va
cation, taking in the California fairs,
and visiting with relatives and friends
at different points In the east. On his
way back he stopped al Denver for a
few days to attend the Dry Farm Con-
gress.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. III. Thomas re-
turned home Sunday evening from
Malad where Mrs. Thomas has been
visiting for a week. Mr.. Thomas went
over Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Booth returned
to their home at Burley Tuesday. The
Booths have been here for two months,
Mr.. Booth having come to relieve Mr..
Shade as agent at the o. s. l..
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The Worlds Series will commence
tomorrow friday. The Press will
get a report on these games by innings.
1t is expected the first report will
reach here about noon.
Mrs. l.. IL. Dorne is back from Salt
Lake where she has been for several
weeks attending her husband, DR.,
Dorne, who is at Holy Cross hospital.
The doctor is getting along very well
at this time, but he will be unable to
look after his dental practice for some
time, and Mrs. Dorne is trying to find
a competent nan to take care of 1t.
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A display advertisement Of the w.
o. w. lodge In this issue gives some
interesting data concerning the fl
nancial strength of the organization.
The county commissioners will meet
in regular quarterly session next Mon.
day. Those having claims against the
county should file their bills by Satur-
day, at the latest, in order to have
them acted on at this meeting.
It is reported that o. X. Benn died
at the General hospital In Pocatellc
Tuesday. Mr.. Benn was very well
known in this community, especially
among horsemen, as he has devoted
all of his time to the training ant
caring for horses during the past sew
eral years.
John p. Voight announces In this is'
sue hat he will sell at auction hal
a dozen of his high grade Holsteir
cows. Mr.. Weight has about the besI
herd Of Holsteins in this country. sc
there Ia little doubt but that the bid,
ding will be active. The sale will take
place at the Farmers Barn Saturday
October 16. commencing at 2 p. m.
G. w. pehlberg the produce mer
chant. is having a store room In tn,
new Baugh Hotel building fixed "
which will be ready for occupancy
In a few days.
A party Of five ladies motored q
Pocatello on a shopping expedition
Wednesday. The party was made vi
Of Mrs. III. G. Wones, Mrs. M. A. Wones
Mrs. w. II. Griswold and Misses Netti'
and Dora Rice. Mrs. III. G. Wonel
presided at the wheel, and made tn
trip without mishap.
Mrs. T. F. Murray departed Wed
ncsday on No. J8 for Salt Lake Cit,
where she will visit with relative
for the next couple OF weeks.
Sam A. Forter expects TO leave 10
Mountain Home the last of the weeI
to take active charge OF his contrac
work for the Mountain Home Irriga
ton Co. Mr.. Forter landed this con
tract against three Boise concerns.
X. Of P's. TO HOLD BIG DANCE
The local order OF knights Q