American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-03-30

A full stock of up to date Builders
Hardware at the Idaho Lumber Com
pany Everything new.
]. c.. Walker, one of the prosperous
farmers of the county, was transact
ing business in the city Monday.
The Society of Equity Implement
Co. sold q Wallace tractor to F. D..
Ems to be delivered at an early date.
Fred Henseline, one Of Power u
TVS prosperous farmers, was trans
acting business in the city Monday.
Buy hardwood lumber, window glass
and automobile w%indshields at the
Idaho Lumber company.
]. Ben Hall, attorney at law, is in
Pocatello looking after legal interests
before the district court.
Bert Evans, one of the early settlers
Of Cedar Creek country, was greeting
old friends I'm town the first of the
week.
Friends of Mrs. McGlothlin are
pleased to know that she has fully
recovered from a severe attack of La
grippe.
Judge Oliver returned from Salt
Lake Sunday night, where he had been
spending several days with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Sullivan.
If you want to get the best service
on your farm loan, don't fail to read
Huston-Churchil Co.'s aid on the last
page of this issue.
W.. d B%arnhart, deputy sheriff, re-
turned from Salt Lake City Sunday
night, where he had been attending
the funeral of a relative.
John Kosanke, one of the leading
real estate men of the city, was look
ing after business matters in Minido-
ka the first part of the week.
Frank Ems, who has just returned
, from a four months visit to southern
California, contemplates opening a
general auto livery in American Falls,
: + ]. P. Voight made a business trip
to the country last week and reports
that the snow was more than a foo
deep and roads in bad condition fol
!, travel.
. F. L.. Cunningham, one of the lead
ing farmers of this section of thu
county, was in the city the first par
of the week attending to business in
= ~terests.
The business of the American Fall
post office for 1915 was between eigh
and nine Thousand dollars. The indi
cations are that for 1916 1t will reacl
Slu,VuV. luz puoiiCSo hoo uVubiS
in the sale of stamps since 1913.
Frank Elliott, one of the old timer
in Power county and a leading either
has disposed of his Horse Island ranc
to William Main, formerly of Marys
Vile. Wash. Mr.. Elliott has not dc
cided where he will locate, but think
he will look over the land In tn
Uintah reservation, and II 1t Is invii
ing he will stop there.
On Saturday evening, at about 5:3
Rev. J.. Wesley Miller spoke the wore
which made Earl C. Campbell of Ne
ly and Ruth NJ. Mattingly of Rocl
land man and wife. The ceremor
took place at the Methodist parsol
age and was the twentieth for Re
Miller since his arrival in Americs
Fails, September 81, last
l.. C. Arnold has closed his place
business in the West building and !
tends to go out On Ills ranch. Son
time ago the building occupied by N
Arnold was purchased by Gish & Wa
and In view OF the fact that he wou
soon have to give possession
thought 1t unwise to put in a spri
stock of goods. The building will
occupied by ]. F. Gish and will
opened for business about April Il
Mrs. Clayton. the milliner. wish
to thank the ladies of American Fa
and vicinity for their liberal suppS
- extended In her spring opening. s
II. wishes to that she will tr
and remodel old hats.