American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-08-31

c. R. B~utterfeld of Crystal is trans
acting business in town.
L.. NJ. Jensen, a homesteader in the
Rockland valley several years ago, but
now assistant cashier of the Farmers
Bank at Sheffield, Ill, is here on a
short visit.
Word was received this week that
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Gray, former resi-
dents here. had lost the c OF
their two children, Tuesday, ince
moving to Malad a month ago.
Mesdames L. R%owberry and 5.
/ Oliver. proprietors of the Vogue, are
giving the store a thorough cleaning
this week preparatory to the FAN
opening, of a fine new line OF fall mil
linery.
The board of directors of the Crys-
tai school have rendered the posltloh
of teacher to Miss Mabel Geesey. me
young lady graduated from the Amer
lean Falls high school last spring n
has taken a course in the Normal at
Albion.
The Red Cross knitting class is to
he ORGANIZED Monday afternoon with
Mrs. s. n. Mcbride as chairman. Les
SONS in knitting mufflers and wrlst-
let's will be given and later the knit
ting of socks will be taken up. IL Is
hoped that a large class can De
formed to carry on this branch OF the
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Richards returned
) from Salt Lake the first OF the week.
where Ben passed an examination tor
army service with high marks. lie
| enlisted in the signal corps reserve
and will be called when wanted, pos
sihlv in six weeks and possibly not IN
iii spring. He expects to be sent &c
. San Francisco upon leaving mere.
Mrs. Richards will accompany him aho
will endeavor to equip herself so ina
d she can accompany him if he IS sen
to France.
i w. H. Carpenter, a pea demonstrate
d for the Power County Farm bureau
has had splendid success. Not onl.
have his dry land peas thriyed Du
d he has grown other things not com
d mon to dry farms, including suga
S beets. mangelwurzels. Mr.. Carpente
e came here from the plains OF northerl
,e Colorado. where he mastered ur
arming methods. Mr.. Carpenter wa
accompanied to town by his slste
l. who is teacher of English in a colleg
at Hastings, Nebraska.
ie r r. Wilson, father of Mrs. h. Z
n lang and Mrs. F. L. Cunningham, wn
ie snending the summer here with n
daughters. is enjoying his visit Iull
I'd He is a retired farmer of the centr'
g u,ast and makes his home in oman
s Every two years he comes to dan
er see his children and grandchlldrel
]. snanding part of his time in town an
he mart of II on the ranch of Mr.. and MI
al cunningham. He is a veteran OF u
le. civil war. serving as a member OF u
146th Illinois Volunteer infantry
ed General John A. Logan's division al
ell later in the army under GeneI
THOMAS. a~ffectiOnately called IA
at Thomas bv his men and known IN nj
in torv as the Rock of Chickamauga
nd MIR Wilson is in his seventy-slA
IL. vaar and although his army serVl
lat in the great conflict between the stat
he is 6fty years and more behind MN
ly" sin speaks with affection n Vehel
w ton of the two great u
an der whom he served as an ehlisl
5es man 1t is the test of a good SOLD
it and the proof of his worth not 10 l'
the oct the men who aided in leading
nat armies TO victory. The veterans
is the Civil war are noted for their &c
an altv to the great generals Of the da
me of .61-.65, and it speaks
len the character of the men VINO MI
nm the legions in those days. MT. "
air son is alert and observing, desp
his advanced years. He was engas
est. i'm farming for many years IN iowa q
is of the opinion that Iowa melh'
of making the farm pay can IN 50
" respects be followed here, II one
the methods is to raise hogs lot
market. Iowa farmers V IN
mast in thousands of cases bullt
their farms by the sale OF porkers WI
other sources of income received
setback in adverse years, and MI Y
son sees no reason why the sa
thing can not be lone here. Ahot
Iowa method that should be carr
ont here is to practice diversified Ia
inc 10 enrich the soil and p%reserV'
IN GREATER strength for future crops
~o NOD SAIF