American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-06-29


Miss Mary Lyons Of Rockland vas
in town Thursday.
Sam Hinman of the state highway
engineering department was in town
Thursday.
Mary Butterheld returned Wednes-
day to resume her visit with friends
ia American Falls.
Clyde Hansen, Robert Ewing and
DR.. Logan Of Rockland were in town
Thursday on business.
The city council will meet in regu-
lar session Monday night in the court
room above the county offices.
Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Brown Of
the Remington hotel spent Wednesday
in PocatellO visiting with friends.
The county commissioners viii hold
their regular monthly meeting at the
auditors office a week from Tuesday.
W. +. Kerr, manager of the Gem
State Lumber company went to Po-
catello Thursday morning and return
ed in the afternoon with a car.
Quite a number of American Falls
people are planning to visit Yellow
stone National Park next month. Most
Of them plan to motor through.
The American Falls Concert band is
planning on a minstrel show in the
near future. Full particulars will be
given in Tuesdays issue of the Press.
/ Miss Esther Walter has returned
from Idaho Falls to help County
: Treasurer F. Nettie Rice during the
4 rush following the collection of taxes.
u Rev. Wuest accompanied Manuel
and Louie Adolf on a visit to Black
Pine TO visit Chris Adolf the first OF
: the week. They returned home Wed
nesday.
I, u J.. r. Brown of the Brown & Moench
: Real Estate and Insurance company
and Henry Matthew of the Oregon
Mortgage company, left yesterday
morning for Malad on business.
= L. C. Arnold's twenty acre bear
- patch is flourishing like a field Of jim
Hill mustard-growing nights, rain Of
shine. He has an early maturing va
riety that promises well.
W. T. Mccall. state leader Of boy
and birls club work, and Miss q. Fa,
Fowler, his assistant, were Powe
county visitors Wednesday and Thurs
day. They VIA be back in about tw.
weeks.
The Ladies' Aid society entertaine
their husbands in the church las
- night, at a luncheon. The attendant
Q was large and the refreshments u
le pr-st. and worthy Of American FAN
Mr. White was Mr.. .a
present - 40, ,a.,
lot Roy. a BIRTH" par
wedhedsS q Geors to a fe hi-.sss
Of l;,-c +endei- esars. The "'1Nla
a cak- i~a candles aus
olive. -enr VII
could
born.
Tomorrow is the last da. ...
by law for the payment Of taxes b'
fore they become delinquent. The la
says that they must be paid prior
the first Monday in July or a penalty
. per cent of the amount of such taxi
shall be added thereto and the prope
" sold for delinquent taxes subjeI
to redemption by the county audito
and shall bear an additional amount
interest at the rate Of y per cent p'
annum. 1t pays to pay prompt
and in no event after tomorrow.
About fifteen girls attended Il
Girls club meeting yesterday afterno'
in the high school building, and lear
ed how to score bread under the dire
ton and advice of Miss 2. Fay Fowl
of the extension department Of q
university of Idaho.
Miss Fowler gave a canning al
bredamaking demonstration that pro
. ed unusually interesting. The mel
bers of the Girls club in Americi
} = Falls have tried for several months
= learn the rudiments of bread scori
= but until yesterday have been unaf
Z to get the proper instruction. NJ
= Harriet NJ. Wilson and Mrs. S.
= Laird attended the meeting as visito
= A machine gun which fires throug
Z a hollow propeller shaft is charactl
= istic of the latest French tight
+ aeroplanes. Instead of firing throu
I the propeller, as is usually the pr