American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-02-17

Ask for S&H green trading stamps
ut the Riverside Mercantile Co.
See Robt Warrick in Sins of So
ciety" at the Irene, Sunday night.
An excellent spring line of baby
carriages and sulkys at Schmidt's.
Mrs. l.. l.. Evans, Jr., Will entertain
at a card party Saturday afternoon.
Tie Ladies' Guild OF the Episcopal
church met with Mrs. J. r.. Brown
today.
Mr.. II. @. Stanley. who was foreman
on the Spring Hollow fill. Is visiting
with friends.
Walter Sparks returned from a bus
last OF the week.
Fill a book with SCH green trading
stamps and get a valuable premium.
II costs you nothing.
John l.. McKown left for Bull this
morning selling Russell engines and
other farm machinery.
Mrs. Chris Nelson gave a valentine
party Monday night. Those present
numbered about thirty.
Miss Mildred Sallee Is spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs. VIM.
Schmidt. before returning to school.
Mr.. and Mrs. John X. Jones return
ed from Boise Tuesday morning,
whore they had been visiting rela-
tivos.
On account OF Increased business
the American Falls Tailoring Co. has
put on an extra operator. Miss Sim
mers.
The steel bridges to be put In on
the state highway between American
Falls and Bonanza Bar we're unload
cd yesterday.
Max Lowman. the Crystal farmer,
has gone to Chippeway Falls, Wis, on
a visit Evidently not enough snow
at Crystal to suit him.
The Riverside Mercantile Co. will
soon have on display u lot OF prem
iums given for sab green trading
stamps. Ask for them.
l.. u. Warrington and s. Il. Harris,
OF Salt Lake, interested In the build
ing OF the proposed railroad to Rock
land, we're here last week.
John y. Kosanke. of the Kosanke
real estate firm. left on the late train
last night for Chicago and other east
ern cities In the interest OF his COM
pany.
MILFORD Bennion. manager OF the
American Falls Implement Co. is
rushing to completion their new
buiiing. A display ad. will appear
later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hoefel returned
from eastern Washington and coast
points the last OF the week. from their
honeymoon. They will become per-
manent residents of American Falls.
The people OF Cedar Ridge are look
ing forward to an excellent time at
the hard times ball Saturday night.
and will bo glad to entertain their
American Falls friends at that time
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Peacock left for
Rcdlands. CAL. last week, whore they
expect to make their home. Mr.. Pea
c left interests here which will
probably call him back unless Cali
fornia is all he expects to find 1t.
Rev. ]. Wesley Miller, last Friday
evening united o.. r. Dickson and
Dthel c. Tyler in marriage. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dickson live at Yale. Mr.. and
Mrs. Knute Nelson. friends OF the bril-
dai couple. Witnessed the marriage.
]. Benjamin Hall. the Twin Falls
attorney. who located here the last
OF January, has offices In the wones
building. MIR. Hall came to Twin
Falls In the early days OF that thriv-
ing town. and Is held In high esteem
there. both personally and profess
~sionally.
= Woodman. one OF the pio-
nees of American Falls. arrived
from 81. Anthony yesterday to close
= sale Of . house and lot In the
southern part Of town. to :. r. Ko-
eanke. Mr.. Woodman was one of the
live men here about eight years aga
H1s homo has been In Fremont county