American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-03-28

The Syringa club will meet with
Mrs. II. c. Wones Friday, April Attn,
for an all-day session. Members are
requested to come at 10 o'clock, pre-
pared to do Red Cross sewing.
Calico loo yard, Golden Rule.
DR.. LaMothe was in Pocatello Mon
day and Tuesday securing some nee
essary office equipment for his dental
parlors, which he has opened in the
Wones building. -
Highway District No. 1 has com
pleted the crawling of the Rockland
road to a connection with Highway
Dictrict No. 2. This makes a grav-
eled road all the way to Rockland. q
thing long desired.
Columbia double disc records S5c,
at the Star Music House.
David Burrell and R. Foster Lamm
went to Aberdeen Tuesday. They got
stuck in the middle of a mud hole go
ing, and reflected upon the beauties
CT irrigation for quite a time, until a
team came along to land them on solid
ground.
Miss Dora Rice left for Ames,
Iowa, Thursday " last week, and Will
bring a sister who has been Ill for
some time, home with her. Miss Rice
received a message about 8 O'Clock,
and an hour and a half later was on
her way.
"Over Yonder Where the Lilies
Grow" Beans! Beans! Beansl,"
ooh! Susan Behave" "0h! You La,
La" at the Star Music House.
/, Don't forget to call at the Red Cross
/ rooms for some sewing or knitting.
| Rooms are open from 2:30 until B
O'Clock Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays. To finish the work by June
Z first 1t will require the help of every
woman in American Falls.
Buy an Oliver pillow from the Leader
Hardware Co, Ltd. 3-2l-2S
County Agent Lampson and Prof
Bennett went to Pauline yesterday
where they held a grain grading
q school. Today they are holding a
school at Rockland, and Saturday
they will hold a school, forenoon and
afternoon, at the Earring warehouse
in American Falls.
We carry a full line of farm ma
chinery at the Leader Hardware Co.
ltd. 3-21-2t
William Chip arrived from Burke
the first of the week, where he ha'
been working in the mines. The drol
in the metal market has closed a mum
Der of mines there and reduced tn
wages of miners a dollar a day. II
will go to Montana after a short visi
here.
Major Fred r. Reed a the CUES
Of honor at a dinner at the Remine
ton Tuesday evening, given by u. b
Baum. The other guests were Mau
rice Myers, r. b, Greenwood and {
H. Barber. After the meeting Majo
Reed was entertained at the home {
o. r, Baum, where he met several oil
friends.
Have gone to Chicago to take pos
graduate work in surgery. VIII |
back about April 5th.-Dr. c. J
Schiltz. 2-2S-4-5
The attendance and interest at Il
reclamation meeting Tuesday night
the Auditorium was gratifying. III
election of Maurice Myers as pres
dent Of the Power County organic
ton is an assurance that ample e
ergy will be put into the membersh
drive.
III. r. Hager was called to the hor
OF J. W. Duffin, two and a half mil
north of Aberdeen, the last OF I
week, to prepare the body Of his sc
Linn c. Duffin, aged %, for shl
ment. Mr.. Hager found distressi
conditions there, a family OF th
teen, all sick or had been, with I
flu. There were two nurses engag
Two OF the family, one an Infant
two weeks, have died. The flu 81
alton near Aberdeen is reported
be bad.
Inc patrons OF lne Olu Ieila
Johnson machine shop will be plea
TO learn that it has been reopened
take care OF their repair work by
expert in the person Of B. B. Mu
lin, who is a graduate Of the U.
government course in gas engine
ing from the Columbia Univeri
of New York, having just retur
from overseas service at the
aviation assembly and repair pi
at Pauliac, France, where he 81
eight months as chief. 81