American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-09-07
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MlrH LUuAt AaafAAtf AAt <AANNA RNHA
mistress. Is spending a well earned
vacation az Albion. Idaho. visiting rel
affves and friends. In her absence
Miss Ethel Johnston Is taking charge
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Olsen and baby
spent a few daysfon business and
pleasure in Pocatello last Friday.
Harvestins Is SIN going on and
rather SLOW for a good many OF the
farmers. due 20 the green mustard
since the recent rains. Several have
been having considerable trouble with
the combines and headers and many
helds have not get been harvested as
the owners are waiting until the mus
tard rlpens. Grain Is turning out as
heavy a yield AZ Haa expected. and
"a generally running from 5 20 Is
bushels. Clarence England has some
that IL about nve feet high. long heads
and appears 10 be fine wheat but on
closer examination the heads are emp
~ which "a thought TO be caused from
frost when the grain vas In bloom.
Polly" the parrot OF Mrs. Hy Sc
CRISIS Is no more. having died a few
days ago Of pneumonia. Mrs. Sc
crisis had had Polly" for ten years,
since NJ was three months old and
taught the parrot 10 say almost every
thing and had become great company
for her,
l.asf week the family Of John Full
Ter thought they heard a car come up
20 their gate and stop and went out
70 see but could see no car. although
Il sounded like n near. Never
thinking 60 look up they went back
49,. a.. hama. .uH uarf n4nFuluw Haha
Woods came 10 the Fuller home and
asked them II they had seen the aero
plane the night before. which was the
noise they heard The aeroplane came
from The west and went on toward the
southeast. Hebe said u vas 80 close
he could see the shape Of Il. Many
others also saw the big bird and sew
erai who didn't may be seen any time
now going around and looking up In
the sky for another.
Miss Louise King Of Raymond, Can
ada. has hecn visiting here for several
days with her cousin, Miss Ethel
Johnston.
Frank r Jones Of Pocalello was
here last week visiting with relatives.
Mrs Mary Evans who taught az
Pauline last year returned a few days
aeo and viii teach there again this
term. Mr.. Williams Who taught at
Crystal last term viii teach the high
er grades az Pauline.
Play days will soon be over for the
Riddles and about The 10Th Of Soptem-
Der their school work viii begin.
Perry Howell Is TO teach all grades Al
Central school this term.
Miss Nina kceler and Howard Keel.
Or are preparing 90 so 10 the Idaho
Technical Institute az Pocatello this
year and Mildred keeler VIII attend
the grade schools there. Mr.. and Mrs
keeler expect 90 move into pocatell'
during the school term Several 9th.
ers are contemplating leaving for GA,
cities this fall
John k0wnllis has taken up his sta
ton az Michaud siding TO buy grail
for the Farmers Society Of Equitl
there Mrs kOwallis and children
went "a Utah to spend the winter.
MIR and Mrs. John Noble motored 4
Pocatello Saturday and brought on
a truck 0f merchandise, mostly goo'
eats such az cantaloupe. watermelon.
aud other things which tho largl
crowds go 70 the Noble store for oi
hundayH
W H. HeuinGer was a business yisl
tor lu Arhun the past week.
Ed Davis made his uaunl. trip 20 Pc
cateilo last week la hts truck. bring
INK back a tine load Of eatables.
The Earring platform d progressing
rapidly and graln viii soon be- received
down there by The cement bridge north
Of the Pauline school building
Several people are choke cherryinr
In the mountains these DAYS. there be.
Ing more and better choke cherries
than usual this year.
The dance Saturday night at Cen
tral hail was Well p~atrOnited. there
being the largest crowd out for some
time MANY rocntello and Crystal
people came out 90 attend tho hop
Mr and Mrs J D. keeler. ]. ".
Keeler. Howard aud Mildred Keller
Thelmn Rust. Margaret Allard and
Richard bandy were "A jolly party
which m0tored into pocatello SUNDAY
afternoon ln J Ea neW ear. making
the trip ln one hour and ufty minutes
without ans mishap