American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-07-02

sentenced 90 servo from i've no ten
years DO state prison.
Glenn Barnard and Richard Berg
itrom. tNo Power county men serving
.n am engineer regiment. write 90
hero that they are now sta
Toned a. Fort Foote. near Washing
hon. %. G.. They are enjoying their
and are eager 10 go across to
'hc other side.
Mr. a. f. Wilcox aud family arrived
Pocatello Saturday, aud are oc-
ihe Davie residence ON Fifth
Mr. Wilcox. who has been
with the First National Bank of po-
is occupying the first cage at
the First National Bank of American
Fails
W a. Fihold was q visitor from
Huckland yesterday He says that
wheat OF the benches looks mighty
good since the rain. and ia hopeful of
Il record yield. Fan grain is already
made, and spring grain Is coming fine.
is more spring grain near Rock
land than ever before.
Painters are at work renOvating the
interior OF the Hotel Remington. The
and flower gardens are also un-
dergoing Improvement. Mr.. SOell, the
manager OF the hotel. has ordered a
new flag and as 500 as It arrives it
viii be flown every day during fav-
orable weather.
Deputy Sheriff Walworth went to
Crystal Sunday and arrested one of
the foremen OF the Pons sheep outht
Tor grazing sheep on the cattle range.
The man had pitched his camp on the
upper ranch Of j G. Davis on Cherry
creek. Some weeks ago this same Of
fender vas arrested for trespassing ON
the ranch OF g. r. nutterheld
The 1915 assessment roll for Power
county has been completed and turn
cd over 10 the board of equalization.
The total valuation OF the county has
not yet been compiled Any com
N"NAWNH W. NNNENN'A" NANhAN N| MAfM
with tho board of equalization prior
20 Che fourth Monday of July of this
year.
liob Farnham. who volunteered last
April and is nov attached 10 am en-
eiueer outit stationed near Washing
ton. - a.. has written to friends here
that hc BIS 200 present boo tho Walter
Reed hospital in Washington giving
the medicos "a chance to rid him of "A
minor ailmout. lo says Ina his letter
tpat 10 amounts to nothing and that
he Will in "a few days Doe back on active
duty.
g A. Brahmstadt came ln from Ar
boa valley yesterday to attend q SEES
sion of the county commissioners.
scheduled fo 500 ns "a board Of cQuali
cation that dly. 80 business came un
before the board and he returned Co
his home in the afternoon. Mr..
Hrahmstadt said that his winter wheat
is standing $50 inches high and that 20
looks 90 him like "a 700 hushel 10 the
acre product If nothing uutoward hap
pens.
Harold johnson writes FROM Camp
Lewis chat the contingent OF selective
draft men arrived in tine fettlc. and
that the only complaint ne has 10
make les that he rs so hoarse that hc
can't speak lle and the other mon
did $50 much yelling along the road TO
camp that they lost the power of
speech temporarily Harold says the
grub is excellent and an other things
are fine. and adds that ne has no
doubt that he will like army life.
Robert Ewing OF Rockland has no.
cciycd orders To report at San Fran.
cisco for service With the United
States guards. These guards are AN
men who have served Ia the regular
army and are nov past the age fol
service In the army overseas. The,
Will be employed for service within
the United States. Mr.. Ewing ha.
been acting second lieutenant of
company. y G. l.. the past two months
Private Myrl D. Ellis. a prisoner a
the guard house an Fort Douglas. Utah
escaped last Friday night he is
deserter from the coast artillery ant
was awaiting courtmarral The fol
lowing Is the description sent out D.
the officers az the fort. Ellis is abou
nve feet i've inches tall. stocky build
dressed ia blue ~overalis oYer khak
trousers. Wear a campaign hat an
ieggings and has tNo middle finger
missing from his left hand.
Rasmus J. Jensen. n OF the selec
tive draft contingent TO leave here Jas
Wednesday came in sunday n
ported Q o the local board and left M
same evening for Camp Lewis 20 ~