American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-03-22

People and Events. a. !
Meal tickets, $3.50 for $500 at the ,
OnVer house. If su,
Misc ror,so o,--- frie
afternoon and evening in Twin Falls
Homer Squire of Twin Falls was in n
own Saturday night and Sunday H.
morning. +.
The cotbo,io -, Aid
at the home of Mrs. George Bradshaw I'd
this evening. f,
If your auto top or curtains need nn
fixing, take them to the Fall Greek sa
Harness Shop. ~
David Burrell is conducting classes ori
in civics at the High school Tuesdays. 80
Thursdays and Fridays. ooa
You can get a short order any time 7
and the way you want it. Your way can
is our way. Oliver House.. If Ea1
Henry Rock made a trip to Rock c
land the first of the week in the inter- ,yo,
est of the loan company that he repre- os
SCENTS. -.
Andrew Ruener of Rockland was in
town Tuesday and bought 5000 pounds +
of seed peas and eighty pounds of Mis-
Grimm alfalfa seed. I'LL
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When your awnings get torn or FIJI
worn or If Won need q new ona at tha her
house, store or office, call on the Fall ed
Greek Harness Department.
Don't forget that Bluestem and Mar Ger
quis seed wheat and peas are getting DIRE
scarce. There is still some at the In Bro
termountain Milling company. ma
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gessel plan to frol
move onto their homestead soon. Mr..
Gessel will visit it Sunday and Mrs. S
Gessel will follow as soon as the of
weather will permit. Sis
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The Moose dance in the Odeon hall frol
Saturday was we'll attended. Many files
people came from the country to at nee
tend and enjoy st. Patricks eve as the
guests OF the MOOSE OIL american rails. j
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One of the most attractive display L.
windows intown this week is that of day
the Clayton Millinery store. Several loo;
styles of the new spring hats are ing
shown in a pleasing group in the slig
show window.
Miss Dome entertained a small thi:
~ro,U 0f f~io,Ac ~ bar homo MOudaUl Gif
evening. Several enjoyable hours in
were spent at cards after which de- bui
lightful refreshments were served. bet
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Clarence Mccullough returned ten
days ago from the University of Idaho F
where he has been taking a short Uni
course. He will leave April l to &C Gre
cept a position with a prominent wool Fal
grower in Nevada. for
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The oliver House, under the man SIS
agement of Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Jacobs, dur
opened this morning. Meals will be
served in combination with the hotel \
trade, by Mr.. Barringer, who has leas- Cal
edthe Oliver dining room. itec
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Mat QUAY arrived Tuesday evening per
and will work in Aliens pharmacy. TIL
MIR. Quay is we'll known to the people WIN
of American Falls having been en- did
ployed here before by the Falls phar- feel
macy. Mrs. Quay is on her homestead.
]. o. Perry, brother to Fred Perry am
bookkeeper for the Fall Creek Mer- ira
camille company is the new bookkeep- frs
er at the Leader Hardware store, tax to
ing the place of John ]. Brandt VINO cen
will have charge of the automobile is
department at the Leader. ty
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John ]. Brandt has resigned as his
bookkeeper at the Leader Hardware yea
to take charge of their $4,000 STOCK
of automobiles IN the automobile de- {
partment that is to be opened TINS ant
spring. Mr.. Brandt will have charge tri,
of a large stock Of Mitchell and Max at
well cars. sch
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The First English Baptist church aut
meets every Sunday afternoon and viii
evening in the st. Johns Lutheran AIRY
church. Bible class meets at 2 p. m, the
afternoon worship at 3 p. m, subject, c..
The Present Dynamics." Subject of the