American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-03-12

friends. was in American Falls, Mon
day. en- route home.
G, II. Hartley a former resident OF
Rockland but at present living in
Malad. visited his son. Charles Hartley
and family the last OF the week.
Skaggs Cash Grocery has just re-
ceiyed a half a car OF stock salt OF all
kinds and are now In position 10 sell
YOU your stock salt at right prices.
Arthur West and family are moving
into the home built by Floyd Winter,
on Fourth avenue. al OCCUPIED by the
Chapmans during their residence here.
Ever SO many people say they can
not 90 past our vegetable window
without stopping 10 buy. There's a
] reason. Riverside Mercantile Co.. Tel.
10.
Remember the l.. ID. $. Sunday
School benefit dance at the Odeon on
Friday night. Refreshments Will be
served. Tickets 75 cents, extra lady
20 cents.
George r. Wilson, who has spent
the last three months or more In Ida
no Falls. returned home Sunday. He
has just completed an elevator or
warehouse there.
Adolf Bill Of this county. formerly
OF Minidoka, and Peter Kliever, OF
Lincoln county. leave tonight for TT,
Riley. Kansas. to join the the medical
department OF the army.
ID. w. Davis left for Boise yesterday
morning to meet with the State Liber-
~ Loan committee. A delegation of
Utah bankers held a conference with
tho committee Monday evening.
Attorney w. X. GriswOld is In re-
ceipt OF information relating to the
labor survey and the registration Of
labor for various work requested by
the government. and can inform all
who may be Interested.
State Food administrator X. f..
Bicknell Is expected 10 be in American
Falls Saturday and will be glad to
meet everyone Interested In food pro-
blems. Mr.. Bicknell has a very try
ing job but Is making good at Il.
The Ladies' Aid OF the NJ. Il. church
has secured a service flag and Il will
be presented to the church next Sun
day. We are unable to tn,
hour OF service at this time but II will
be in the mex issue of the Press.
Rev. Graner. pastor OF the German
Baptist church, is preparing to re
move TO Fresno. California. Rev
Graner has been here for six or sever
years, and has endeared himself to
large number OF people whose wei
wishes will follow him to his new
home.
, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. W. Davis attendeI
the Hoover memorial services a
B~lackfOOt Sunday. The building wherI
the services were held would not &C
commodate the crowd. and Mr.. Davi
addressed an overflow meeting at tn
T.. d. S. church. In the evening MI
= Davis was the speaker at a patriots
= meeting in the Methodist church.
Deputy Sheriff Walworth returneI
. from Boise Sunday with Calvin Moore
wanted on "a charge OF disposing o
goods against which there was a sher
itfs attachment. There Is anOthe
man In the case. who was apprehendeN
; after Moore was arrested. and MI
Walworth left for Boise last nigh
after him.
i On the theory that the failure I
secure cars to market last years pc
tato crop and the low price due TO IN
unprecedented production. will dete
\ thousands OF people from planting pc
tatoes this year. f. h. Bennett. fiel
man of the University of Idaho. aC
Vises Idaho people TO grow potatOt
this year. feeling assured that the d,
creased yield and the wider use du
TO war breads. will bring good price
~ Lloyd r. Carlyle has arrived at n
< medical officers training camp at +
Riley. Kansas. and writes for the Pre-
~ to be sent him. Lloyd tried hard
~ enlist for front line service. but WI
considered TO be too fine a mark
shoot at. and was rejected. He hi
the spirit of service. however. and ol
y rejection was not enough for hil
u His spirit is a fine example for 9th
~ unattached young men to emulate.
en- George Firkins OF Landing a
business visitor the last OF the We,