American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-08-01

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W. W. Palmer and family returned
from a six weeks trip through Cali
Tuesday.
roads! Build them now and see
how quickly good times will roll
down the roads.
Bruce Lampson and family return
ed Monday from a two weeks motor
tour of Yellowstone national park.
Outing flannel, 24c, 25c, 2sc. Col
den Rule. Adv.
C. Y. Wilson left for Twin Falls and
other western points on a business
trip Friday.
Mrs. w. Bennion left yesterday for
a visit with her daughter, Mrs. G. e.
Widsteen at Rexburg.
Miss Mcdonald of Salt Lake arrived
Tuesday night to take the position of
cashier at the Evans Mercantile Co.
Henry Rock came in from Rock
land Saturday to look after the inter-
ests of Rock and Davis, farm loans.
Good roads! Build them now and see
how quickly good times will roll
down the roads.
Mr.. Ahrens and three daughters
came down from Tabor Sunday to at
tend the German Baptist church SER
vice.
We have some good bargains 20 Of
fer in cash sales on wagons, drills
plows, disc harrows and windmills.
The Leader Hardware,-Adv.
Mrs. Chris Nelson, Bishop and Mrs
H. c. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A
Thorne and j. w. Collins attended
J conference at Pocatello Sunday.
Our roads are the arteries Of oul
community life. If our roads are
slow and sluggish so must our coun
ty be slow and stu ~oish.
Godfried Funk, who lives west o
the river, purchased lumber for a bii
barn from the Nibley-Channel Lumbe
Co., last week.
: Ruth Boley left on No. 1S Tuesda.
morning to join her parents, Mr., an
Mrs. H. G. Boley, who moved to Am
1 erican Fork, Utah two months ago.
Mrs. Ernest e. Anderson an
daughter, Margaret, returned Monda
after spending several days at tn
Fred Durkee ranch at Bonanza Ba
Miss Zina M. Eliason and Donal
E%liason, both of Rockland, filed flint
proof on their homesteads near Rocl
land Monday.
n w. P. Barton, of Salt Lake, brotht
of A. II. Barton, has been managiT
the furniture store during the al
n sence of the Barton family on a fisI
ing trip to Wood river.
E. Mrs. A. label and daughter, Dor
/ have been staying at the Baugh h
tel this week.
ID Mrs. Irwin Alfred has gone to 81
d Lake for a several weeks visit wi
her mother.
Paul Bulfinch, Burnley, has been
d town most of this week on bushes
The Idaho Power company W
obliged to move the light poles at
s. corner of the Falls pharmacy to
opposite side of the street, owing
the swapping off of one of the {
poles by Geraldine Mcclellan in
I'M big Cadillac car
Eugene Field was here from Ma
pa Sunday visiting his mother.
on Frank Dahlen, deputy game ward
who is also charged with enforcemI
of auto road laws in the count
Ter complains that autoists are not
serving the laws in regard to d
ming lights when passing and Civ
at least half the road to the OF
OF fellow. Prosecutions are liable
the these violations continue.
len A marriage license was issued
Lee Hall of American Falls and
da Thompson of Burley, Monday
ternoon.
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Miss Dora Rice left Friday n
for Ames, Iowa, where she has
cepted a position in the city Gle
ID office.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bland Hughes t
SUI Burnley, were the guests Of
hlle Hughes parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w
AID Davie over the last weekend.
rev. Irwin Kramlich, second oldest
of s.. E. Kramlich, fell off the p
Monday evening and broke both b.
ir his left arm. DR.. Schiltz reset
arm.
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Nibley-Channel Lumber Co., so
ness bill Of lumber for a big house
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