American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-11-16

Lee Abercrombie was fined five dol
lars and costs by police Judge Crow
ley yesterday. The charge was dis
turbing the peace. to which the de-
PENDANT plead guilty.
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A real dance with a good floor and
the best Of music is to be given at the
Auditorium Thanksgiving night, ac-
cOrding 10 an announcement made by
o. r. Crowley this week.
The Press has received attractive
samples OF Christmas cards, which
viii be more extensively used this
year than ever before. Orders should
be placed early. before lines are brok-
en-.
"The Pilgrim" came Ia from Arbon
last night, where he has been for the
past two weeks or more He will leave
soon for the Rockland valley, where
he will spend some time in getting
acquainted with the farmers and their
methods Of working.
The Press has received a request
from Logan Wester to change the adj
dress OF his paper to u. $. S. Kear-
sarge. care OF the postmaster at New
York. Wester has been at a nava
training station on Puget Sound since
leaving American Falls last summer
MIR. Regan. representing the bureau
Of markets. who has been here in the
Interest OF grain Standardization, adj
dressed the high school pupils Monday
afternoon. On Saturday he talked TO
the directors OF the Power County
Farm Bureau and received pledges Of
their support IN the work he Is doing.
Thomas o. Wheatley and Jack Jack
son were among the soldiers passing
through McCammon last Saturday on
their way 10 New York from Camp
Lewis at American Lake. The boys
lANA IN INM IllAil'AAhn w NAAAA AAh
friends who met them and voiced their
opinion that this was the last glimpse
of Idaho they will have for some
time.
Tho Power County Farm Bureau has
purchased q Ford for the use of the
county agent. MT. K%josness has worn
out one car i'm serving the people, an
expense which his compensation does
not Justify. Most OF the counties have
supplied their county agents with cars
from the very beginning. The demands
for O. county agents services compel
him to travel thousands of miles every
year.
Charles r.. Goss and family will
leave Sunday for ldahOme, where he
will become manager of the Raft
River Implement company. Mr.. Goss
has been manager of the lntermoun-
tain Milling company for the past
year. and for several years prior has
been connected with the Davie Grain
and Fuel company. He will make a
desirable addition to Idahome's hust.
ling business men.
Five men. all members of the crew
of extra No. 2OO9. We're hurt in the
head-on collision between two freight.
Tuesday morning three miles west 81
town. They are W. s.. Burnside, heat
breakman. back hurt. maybe serious
Albert Crumb. back hurt; j. b. Riley
bead hurt; T.. IL. Barker, cut on knee
Conductor e. f. KILLER. shoulder hurt
Tho road was cleared for traffic abou
4:3O Tuesday evening.
G. G.. Busby. OF Fremont county
Us here visiting County Agent Kjosness
and getting a line on county agen
work. Mr.. Busby is entering upon
agricultural extension work. and viii
probably be appointed county agen
for Oneida county. lie is well equip
ped for the work. full OF energy an'
ambition. and will be able TO rende.
a service beyond the expectations o
those who employ him.
The directors OF the Power Count