American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-12-20


II has been some time since you
saw Chaplin. See him in "A Musical
Tramp at The Auditorium tonight.
On account OF next week being
Christmas week. the Red Cross rooms
VIII be open only on Saturday after
noon.
Address Watts. who base beer at
tending the s. A. T. G. at the Uni
versity Of Idaho, returned home yes
terday.
Superintendent Wallis announces
that unless there is a recurrence Of
the flu epidemic. that school will open
on Monday. December 30.
A marriage license was issued to
Edward L. Manhart and Miss Ada
Lish. both OF Rockland, yesterday.
They were united in marriage by the
Rev. Richards, at the NJ. e. parson-
age.
The annual meeting OF the Power
County Chapter, A. r. c., for the cleo
ton Of directors. will be held at the
Remington hotel. Monday evening,
December 23rd. at s o'clock sharp.
All members are expected to be pres
ent, Florence Barber, Secretary.
s.. George Davis. special agent of
the White Sewing Machine company,
lost a black bag from his a the fore
part OF the week. II contained papers
OF the company. and of value to no
one else. A reward will be paid 10
the finder upon delivery of the bag 10
the Press office.
edward Haak returned last week
from Camp Lewis. where he has for
the past several months been UNI
dergoing military training. Mr.. Haak
presents a robustness which was for
eign TO him when he left, and shows
that he got much good out OF the
training he received.
Owing to the danger OF spreading
the flu. the proposed Christmas tree
az the NJ. T.. church has been aban-
doned. II is probable that steps will
be taken to see that the children are
remembered. but there will be no
program or tree as was announced
in Tuesdays issue of the Prass.
Services will be held in the par
Tors Of the NJ. Il. church Sunday
morning at the regular hour. 1t is
expected that the attendance will not
be large. Pastor Richards is exercis-
ing every p%recaution to guard against
the spread of the flu. and does not
urge anyone to attend who may feel
unsafe In doing so. If there is no re-
of the epidemic. regular ser
Vices will be resumed the Sunday af-
ter Christmas.
Ray Walker and William label. the
charged with the robbery of
the Hub Clothing Store recently. en-
tered pleas OF guilty before Judge
iuheen at Pocatello Tuesday. and
given indeterminate sentences
oi n TO fourteen years. They are
In the county Jail awaiting the ar
of the travelling guard from the
p%enitentiary.
j. G.. Davis was a visitor from Crys-
tai Yesterday. He reports threshing
nearly over in that locality. but some
Of II will 70 over until spring. Mr..
Davis had a field of oats which is not
yet. II was so heavy that
he threshers concluded they had bet
Ter thresh everything else first. fear
they might have a breakdown.
The field was noted at the harvest
on account Of the rank growth
pf straw and the long. heavy heads.
The field Is expected TO show a record
yARl1 Whnn fhA fhrnuharuf ~,.,wl AL
obtained
Judge Oliver had an interesting
visit with Rob shannon. a BlackfoOt
Of 1850. the first Of the week.
shannon is putting in the winter
care OF the ranch OF Oscar
Of ROckland. while Mr.. and
Mrs. nawell are spending the winter
IN California. Mr.. Shannon. W. n.
Of Rupert and Judge Oliver
are the three pioneers in this part Of
The Snake river valley. who were here
In 1850. Mr.. Shilling was the first Of
The three to come. When Mr.. Oliver
irifted in here in 1877 from Missouri.
with a good team of horses which he
to own. he found MIR. Shilling
post trader at Ross Fork. Mr.. Shan
came a little later and engaged
m business at BlackfoOt in 1850, one
Of the very first to establish himself I
here.
Manager Soell of the Remington
is quite perplexed about the
or reservations of tables for the
dinner-dance for which he {
has issued invitations. Indirectly he
N a0 80 that .,,.~ - 1900
coming. but their reservations have I
not been received. The accommodate
ions are limited and il is necessary
him to know in advance how
he must provide for. About 25 f;
a formally accepted. This leaves !
room for about 25 more. Mr.. Soell' {