American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-01-03

Miss Nettie Houk was at home New
| Years day to q number of her friends.
The finest ice crop in years is being
harvested. There has been no snow
to make It mushy, and 1t is OF good
thickness.
Insist upon having the best VEL
LOWSTONE Flour; makes good
bread and tasty pastry. THE ONEIDA
ELEVATOR.
Mrs. II. J. Richards and Mrs. l..
d. Adkins entertained for the officers
and teachers OF the NJ. r.. Sunday
school, Wednesday evening, at the
parsonage.
The busiest place in American Falls
this week is the county t~reasurer's
office. Saturday is the last day for
the payment of taxes before the pen
atty is added.
A temperature of 81 below was re-
Icorded at the u. s. weather station at
| american Fdilb NiOIOhy nlkAA. COi~
sidering that there is nc snow, this If
pretty cold weather.
Mrs. Henry Fervern, OF Prosperity.
died yesterday from pneumonia fol-
lowing the flu. She leaves a husband
and two or three children. Mr.. Ferven
Is said to be very sick.
Conrade w. II. Dack wishes II to
be understood hat he has not quit
handling the daily papers and has no
intention Of so doing. reports to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Black have re-
celved information that their son, X.
G. Black, whose name appeared In the
casualty list about three weeks ago as
being seriously wounded, lost an eye.
Has your spine a thrill vibrator?
II will need one to absorb the count
less thrills and spectacular action
throughout 1.-THE Warrior" starring
Maciste, the superman (hero of Cab
riele D'Annunzio's Cabiria). seven
breathless reels Of comedy, war and
hair raising action. Auditorium Sat
urday and Sunday,
Miss Garlock, teacher of the first
grade, In the American Falls schools,
Ia seriously Ill with pneumonia at her
home In Custer, South Dakota. Miss
Garlock went home to spend the holi-
days when 1t was decided not to open
the schools before the first OF the year.
D.. A. - .--...x .rkntknV aha ufi1i Tn.
turn here or not.
: The man who carried a gun car
= rage Weighing five hundred pounds OF
= his shoulders across. the slippery Ice
paths OF the Alps is coming to th'
Auditorium on next Saturday ant
Sunday. Maciste the hero Of Gabriel
q D~'Annuncio's "Cabiria,' Is now APP
a pearing In the title role OF "The Wal
y rior,' a seven part film spectacle o
y war, showing both the grim and tn
humorous side.
% Bob Kiilsgaard, who has been sery
l. Ing In the army for the past fftee
months, has returned to the home {
his brother, Chris K|iilsgaard, fou
miles north of Rockland. He was las
II, stationed at Camp Damfield, Long If
land, but has served all the way froi
Texas to the Atlantic. He q bee
ne discharged from the aviation corp
In which branch he served. Mr.. XIII
gard was a volunteer.
Our Mixed Wheat Feed is good fee
and not so expensive. Oats, Ry
? Screenings and Feed Wheat at rigl
prices. THE ONEIDA ELEVATOR.
Christian Science services are he
every Sunday morning at ii o'cloe
~ In Wagner hall Subject for next Sun
day. God"
s. RED CROSS NOTES.
All the ladies are requested to fms
up any knitting they have on har
and turn II In as soon as possible,
(, there viii be no yarn given out aft
this Is turned in.
Now the holidays are over the iadi