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

The best coffee on earth with pure
dalry cream. Oliver House. If
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Mehlhaff spent
Sunday in Twin Falls, visiting with
friends.
The American Falls Art club was
entertained this afternoon by Mrs. w.
H. Thomas, Jr.
The ladies of the Catholic Ladies'
Aid will hold an apron sale in the
Clayton Millinery store, March 81.
The equinoxial storm arrived on
time but was very tame in COMPARE
son to many we have had the past two
months.
Don't forget that Bluestem and Mar
quis seed wheat, and peas are getting
scarce. The Intermountain Milling
company still has some on hand.
If there is anything you want that
can be made of canvas, remember the
Fall Greek Harness Shop can make it.
Sheriff d. B. Jeffries is spending the
week in Pocatello, where he is serving
as a witness before the federal grand
jury, in session there.
Eric Rosander of American Falls and
Miss Bernice Parland of Rockford,
Illinois, were quietly married by Rev.
Wuest at the later's residence last
Friday. They will make their home
here where Mr.. Rosander is employ
ed as a carpenter.
A young peoples meeting in the
German Baptist church will be adj
dressed Monday evening by Miss Mary
Brown, general missionary of the Ger
man Baptists of the state of Idaho.
She will discuss problems that con-
front the lives of young people.
S. D. Blaine has advertised a sale
of stock at links barn for March
31st. The principal offerings will be
twelve work horses, ranging in age
from three years to prime, all in good
flesh. He has more horses than he
needs for the coming year.
Joseph P. Hackley and C. E. VIM,
representing the high priests of the
L. d. S. were in American Falls Sun
day and talked to the members of the
local church. There will be no meet
ing next Sunday on account of the
slight epidemic of scarletina.
j. H. Giffin spent several days here
this week ~transacting business. Mr..
Giffin will remove to American Falls
in the neal future, and expects to
build on lots he purchased last fall,
between the new S~nodgrass home
and the Methodist church.
Frank Reynolds, representing the
Unit Profit Sharing Oil Syndicate of
Greybull, Wyoming, was in American
Falls today selling profit sharing units
for the syndicate he represents. He
claims that his company has sold
$4,000 worth of units in Pocatello
during the past two months.
Miss Fowler and State Leader Nc
Call of the Boys and Girls clubs, Wis
tied several schools last week in COM
pany with Mrs. Wilson, county SUI
p~erintendent. They we're at Rockland
Thursday and the earn school Friday,
where they were served with a splen-
did dinner. They departed for other
fields Saturday.
William Walter and family, who are
among the pioneers on the Carey
tract, left for Newman, California, the
first of the week, where they expect
to make their home. Mr.. Walter re-
Gently sold his irrigated farm, which
is inst this side of the Bingham coun-
ty line, and is seeking a milder eli
mate in which to enjoy the fruits OF
his labors and spend his declining
years.
County club leaders for the Boys
and Girls clubs of Independent Dis
trict No. l will probably be authorized
at the next regular meeting OF the
school board in April, according to
Clerk R. o. Jones. Should tney
authorize such an appointment they
will also provide a small monthly sal
airy for those who are selected to give
their time and attention to the work
C. H. Torrance will probably handle
~ work for the bows and Miss Minnie