American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-09-28

Grade 4
Test "a o. th tl5s 1893
Mixed lB4 gbG
Nr and Mrs v " Levy spent part
~ the seek IN pccateiiO Mr.. Levy
took his nrsf load of this seasons
EFain 20 the Gate city.
Elmer BeHfen. Carl Wright aud
Douglass Wood vent 20 Pocatcllo
Tuesday morning 20 spend a day or
two 81 purchasing supplies The rain
prevented heading and This creV Of
bachelors took adyantaFe Of the mct
20 fepieulah their larders
. A Johnston spent TIE week la Po-
caieiiO attending o. business matters
10 % Tuesday evening eleven loads
~ wheat had been delivered IA the
Crystal plaiiarna
Nr W - McClain has been 80 for
the past two weeks. huf Is recovering
now and Niil non 10 Pc ahla 20 ne.
sumo her household duties
The Gnhhnri school VIII omen next
Monday, % O. announced. with Mira
Mabel 4Cfool hH teacher This school
iN located ave miles north 81 Crystal.
81 the divide
" u hreefs has Unishcd threshing
his heat and the total Is 1896 bushels.
nli tuf stN bushels Of this being Tur.
kef hed. The balance being muestem
The rfal hfieon sacks ~ Turkey Rod
tested tlh pounds per buahel and
Rfaded q shade better than No. 1 hard
wheat and brought Mr Breeze a pre-
mium % 3 ceuia per htshel. The Sfl7i
qnaiatlon per bu5hei here being based
un No . hard nheat testing 80 pounds
~ more pee tuahcl
TIE top ~ scab mountain showed
q layer ~ anow Tuesday morning and
the nr trees prowiuR on the mountain
slope toward thr summit also showed
up *fiie The summit OF this noun.
iaia u $500 ieci above sen level
The oat fold 90 , W staley II DO.
inE ita fHry BEST Oh produce 4 second
crop Tho repeater Growth afauda
Knee hiEh and has headed out. but
since it .a "a cinch thai Jack Frost VIII
prevent thf ripeninf of the oats the
neid Ntil be- used az a pasture for
horses % Ett tull value ont of g.
While many gardens show The of.
iccfa Of frost throughout tho Crystal
country SET no sign OF frost can ho
seen iu che garden nf q n williams
which % located right up against tho
divide ai an altitude of 5000 feet. The
Immense %snnlowera at ihe edge of the
eardeu are 10 uil bloom M wild
bets are stlil busy with them n Mr..
Williams ever succeeds ln Ending that
hidden store Of honey in the quaken
aspen groves on his farm his table
eili BE- provided with an additional
deiiraci large enough in quantity 60
less throughout the winter
Monday and Tuesday brought a
little additional rainfall following the
storm OF Sunday The moisture went
QQnn from four Co tive inches and more
81 q % desired 10 make TAN blowing
rouo As Tar az headers and thrcshers
are concerned lhey would rather see
the rain hold OF iutil their work is
completed nut everybody is making
the best 81 the conditions following
the rain some farmers are blowing.
eome aro buildinE fences. some are at
tradlnE to business affairs Ia town,
aud 90 are awaiting a dry day or two
81 resume operations in the grain
trlds
Mrs LDi Adams. mother 90 Mrs. }.
" Staisf returned 10 her home In
Riverside Idaho. Monday morning.
afsr a visit 90 four days with her
Daughter and grandchildren here
MO Aaamf makes annual visits 70
hef children living in various parts
Of Idaho o other statcs
Rabbits ARE becoming more numer-
ons here % late and toward evening
thry are seen la large numbers The
shpiFnn and rifle experts can DO a
Eeod turn ior the farmers 10 they will
SO busy with their firearms and KIN
a fF~ hundred 90 them They make
q good dish for tho table. too.
Melvin Meadows, stationed al the
brTmerton navy yard. writes 90 friends
here that be likes training m the navy
and o. eager 60 De- assigned 10 a war
vessel Re aaFs TIE eats nlrulshea
sailors D. the government are fine. bu,
b. Acusd dearly like 70 have an old
fashioned fruit cake
A dance Eas given last FRIDAY ninht
az The ranch home of Mrs jackson or
Cherry creek and neiEhhors from IA,
anc pea attended Coffee and cak,
were served a. midnight Nocola Cor
seiin furnished the music Nith bis ac
cordeon SIR coraeiia q a master o
this instrument and his musical taleu
O. iu frequent demand when rancl
entertainments are given.
Mrs. y r. Huttel resides un a rancl
about Eve miles northeast Of Crysta
and Ia her garden Of half an acr
raised some particularly 0ne pea
Mrs. Hotel AZ present b. visiting rela
tivee IN POcatellO, and during be
absence the two little daughter
Esther ard Elaine attended 10 an IA
cooking ard other household duties.
Fresh strawberries Id the Crysts
country are never out ~ season. J