American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-02-24

8. M. Skaggs, the groceryman has
finished his building In front of the
Independent Lumber Company yards,
the Idaho Lumber Company supplying
all material including hardware.
With the snow all gone In American
Falls 1t 10 hard to understand that
the reads a few miles out are almost
impassable. A buggy ia a load on the
Rockiand road. Deep drifts and the
frost comoing out Of the ground are
the causes.
A. M. Ley, of the Star Music House
has placed a handsome mignonette
type, cabinet size, Columbia graphic
nola In G. w. D~ahlberg's popular re-
sort. 1t il a handsome instrument,
finish, with individual rec
ord ejector.
The entertainment to be given by
the Schumann Quintet on Saturday,
February 26, will not commence till
$3.50 IN order that the people IN
ployed In the several stores may be
present. the merchants kindly con-
senting to close early on that night.
w. Bennion, who is building a ware
house back Of the Gem State Lumber
Company's yard will have the building
finished this week. The Idaho Lum-
Der Company Is supplying all lumber
and hardware.
Mrs. G. w. Dahlberg Is visiting her
mother and sister in Salt Lake. She
has recovered from the injuries sus-
tanned from falling down the elevator
shaft In the Baugh hotel building
early In the winter sufficiently to get
around without much discomfort.
The Modern Woodmen of America
will give an oyster supper and pro-
gram at the X. OF p. hall tomorrow
night. A splendid program will be
n Of the chief features being
a talk on woodcraft by Rev. James
Of Richfield, who always has
worth while to say. Tho
have a strong organization
here.
Mrs. L. l.. Evans. Jr., entertained
ut an afternoon affair on Saturday.
Four tables Of 500 were played. The
prices were awarded Mrs. Frank Muir
ray and Miss Helena Hughes. Those
present were: Misses Amy Williams,
Florence Drum, Helena Hughes.
Trace, Cora, Ruth and Bessie Cronk-
,ite. Irene oliver, May Creasey, Min
ale Jones. Helen Earring. Bee Becksted,
Mrs. Earl Hooker, Mrs. Frank Murray.
drs. Charles Allen and Mrs. Dicker-
lori of California.
Both the ladies and gentlemen have
he Bradshaw Clothing store to
hank for its novel form of shoe ad-
'ertising. This store has installed a
hoe shining parlor and issues cou-
IONS to each shoe purchaser good for
rec shines. The firm handles only
igh grade liaes of shoes such as
Walk Over and "Nettleton" shoes
or men, walk Over" and the MAX
ne" styles for ladies and the famous
Buster Brown" shoes for the Riddles.
Ar. Bradshaw a the plan is taking
o we'll that It's a case OF stand In
ne for your turn at the shining chair.
The program given by the Power
ity Bible Class last Friday evening
t the X. OF p. hall drew a good at
sndance and created considerable In
In future entertainments Of
Ike nature. The debate on the ques-
on OF placing an embargo on NUM-
ons brought out some good points,
/. s. Anderson probably deserving
10 honor Of presenting his side OF the
hioiS oiuSiiy dhu tOSiCdi
ay than any other speaker. I
The Bible study points brought cut I
s. e. Harris of Pocatello were in
resting In many ways. The vocal
~lections by Miss Ross and Miss Day-
. the reading by Mrs. Ross and tho
ombone solo by Charles Hammock ]
ere all much appreciated. Owing
a conflicting entertainment given
the Rebekahs. the program had to
disarraneed somewhat a some of
e entertainers were on both pro- I
ans. Following the program a
ncheon was served. The second
'ogram will be given March 3rd.
Get q good supper at the Schmidt +