American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-08-06

day at the Latham ranch on Raft riv-
er
Miss Loretta Lehman and Miss Ra-
chel Burkhalter, nurses al Bethany
Deaconess hospital, recently return
ed from a weeks outing in Yellow
stone park.
Mrs. w. J.. Hanson gave a porch
breakfast Sunday morning al which
the attorneys for o. r. Baum were
the guests Of honor. About fifteen
were present.
Phone us your orders and we will de-
liver them without extra charge.
Sparks Meat co. s-z-6
Mrs. ED. KNITTED OF Aberdeen last
Saturday underwent an operation for
appendicitis al Bethany Deaconess
hospital. The patieat Is well on the
way 10 recovery.
Miss Edith Cooper OF Roy, who two
weeks ago was operated on for appen-
dicitis al Bethany D%eaconess hospital,
has so far recovered that she left the
hospital today.
John Payne OF Arbon drove Emmett
Lee to American Falls Monday Tor
harvesting repairs. Mr.. Payne says
ArbOn never looked more prosperous
than at the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Hanson, MIR. and
Mrs. O. X. Baum, Mr.. and Mrs. y. K.
Dampier. Guy Bissell, Tom Oliver and
W. r. Stafford spent Sunday ON the
east fork Of Rock creek.
have for sale s head of 3 and 4
year old mules. also several good
mrses and mares. Phone lSO-J-4 g..
s. Butler. II
d. W. Davis left Saturday evening
for TOkeland. Wash. where his fami-
~ has been spending the summer. lie
expects 10 get relief from the hay
fever Ia the coast climate.
A reception in honor of Herman
Winter was held at the residence of e.
+. Earring Monday evening. Herman
As numbered among those who leave
for Camp Lewis tomorrow.
Nature is the greatest enemy Of
disease. Ch%iropractic Is natures
greatest aid. Natural forces released
by chiropractic adjustment viii make
you well. S. s. Murdoch, ID. c., Chiro-
practor, Baugh hotel, side entrance.
Peter zimmerman is home from
Camp Lewis on a 30-day agricultural
| urlough. Charles Schroeder and ed
ward Fret, both In the national army
al Camp Lewis. have also obtained
agricultural %furloughs and viii be
home this week.
Fred Waiworth left last night for
Fort Logan. Colorado, where he VIII
be stationed a week or so, and then he
viii be transferred to Camp Colt, al
Gettysburg. Pennsylvania. for special
training TO ht him for the tank sef'
vice on the front In France.
A. G. Haag left for Portland, Oregon
Monday afternoon. whore he expect'
TO lind employment In the shipyards
lie has been detained here by the
Baum disbarment investigation. Mr.
Haag's family has been In Portland
tor the past four weeks awaiting his
coming.
The road crew under j. W. Frodshan
and John SNOWFALL which has beer
working ON the ROckland highway II
district No. 2 has discontinued opera
lions until after harvest. All th'
members OF the crew were rancheri
and their services are needed IN th'
grain fields now.
Cottlieh Adolf. who leases a 4O-acr'
irrigated tract of the Lund ranch slN
miles north Of American Falls this sea
son Is assured Of three fine crops OF
alfalfa. The cutting of the seconc
crop will begin tomorrow. TWO acres
of the tract are devoted TO potatoes
and garden produce.
Or. Moth left for Albion Monda,
morning. summoned as a witness II
the Ease OF the state vs.. Roy Emigh
arising from the death of Thomas }
Thornton OF Medley. The formel
court proceedings were thrown out OF
account OF techuicalities. and the FOR
NAL preliminary hearing began yester
day morning Ia the court of Cassi'
county.
Wild SNOWFALL has written TO m
parents. Mir. and Mrs. John SNOWFALL
that he arrived at Camp Lewis In NM
form and likes the routine OF arm!
training. He said the men are pro
vided with good quarters and that IN
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