American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-07-09

Z Attorneys O. II. Baum and c. T. Co
I iant we're IN POcatello yesterday at
tending 70 business in the district
court.
announcement Of the marriage Of
Lieutenant Arthur r.. WEIGH 10 Miss
Amy Catherine Olmstead. az Portland,
Oregon. June H. has been received
The many friends Of Lieutenant Welch
wish hin and his bride the best there
D. IN life.
A. r. label. who lef here for his
homestead near Camas. Idaho. two
months ago. returned sunday % rest
100 for a couple Of weeks. he has been
20 "a hospital 10 Blackfoot for fWo
weeks. suffering from an attack OF
diabetes.
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The frost that struck Arbon valley
about two weeks ago i8 reported 10
have taken an eighty acre field of fall
wheat for Joe Arbon. The frost III
IN spots. hitting hard where 10 did
strike, but not doing general damage
Mr. Arb0n viii cut his neld for hay.
Lee chip has written 10 his mother.
Mrs Anna Chip. that he Is now al
Camp Merritt. New Jersey, q member
of ID Company 3Gist infantry. and that
he is steadily progressing Ia his mil
ltary training Tho young man ok
poets 20 cross the ocean Tor France In
The near future.
A. Fred Wey. proprietor OF the Ho-
tel bennington. Is here from Salt Lake
city. Mr. Wey has looked over parts
Of the county u expects TO see more
or y 10 the next few weeks. He likes
the excellent crop prospects and hopes
that nothing viii Intervene TO prevent
the record yield promised
r. H. Burns OF Cushing. Oklahoma.
Is here 20 visit his son. B. Burns. of
Medley. aud viii remain until fall. He
had not seen his son for fifteen years
Il Is his Intention TO remain here nn-
~ the G. A. Il. reunion at Portland.
oregon. which he will attend. and then
80 to California for the winter.
John T. Rose. a Power county boy
who 20 an athletic instructor at the
navy yards at Bremcrton. Washing
ton. left Saturday night for Bremerton
after spending a fnrlough at home
Rose ta a remarkably we'll developed
( man physically. with a chest expan-
; sion OF eleven inches. and a marvel OF
+. strength and agility,
Mrs D.. A. Black returned Saturday
from "a visit Co her son, Frank Clark
and family az Dayton Washington
D hes a.ss, a - Wtutu. wuu was Uu 4
ten day wrlough from Camp Lewis
r was also there and accompanied her
home. ITO returned Sunday evening
i to Camp Lewis.
The deprcdatious of I~ackrabhits in
\ the Wapi section. west OF here. are
more serious than first reported. Hen
rs Gcs8el. "a rauchor who put Ia 100
acres OF wheat. has lost Il AN and has
. been compelled 90 leave the ranc6'
u ia reported that the wheat is lying
4 on tho ground and almost appears as
= ii it had been cut down by a scythe.
That district la former years has not
bcen uolestcd by tho rabbit pest. and
their sudden appearance this summer
] % entirely unexplained
O.. n Butterneld was here from
Crystal yesterday on business before
ING county commissioners lie re-
ports great crop prospects In the
CRYSTAL country Farmers are also
going after Jimhili by blowing IL UNI
der hy che use of a log chain. MIR.
Nuttcricld says. they are dragging
b the mustard down aud completely
burying it Who're a chain Is not us
, ed the heads are not am buried. and
those that remain above the ground
ripen seed enough 90 rcstock the field
Howard rWinniug. who lett Amer
lean Falls for Camp Lewis last April.
has written 90 his aunt. Miss Rebekah
! Pilgrim. that ne has arrived safely on
thc other side of the Atlantic. Mr..
~lwtnuiug WAS a member of a Com
pany. a. % l.. when ho left here The
I training received under Captain Ley
Z ia a great ADVANTAGE to the men when
D thty enter the national army aud The
{ mombcrs az The company should take
COM advantage OF the opportunities Of
Tered them.
2 ~ MurdoCk has received Il letter
from his cousin. Lieutenant Colonel
Russell Hand. stating that he Is In q
hospital ln France suffering from tn.
( tai blindness as the result OF beine
! gassed In am attack hy the Germans
$ Tho letter did not state if the loss OF
sight win be permanent. Lieutenant
Colonel Hand enlisted in the regular