American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-01-24

Suits and overcoats are selling
rapidly these days Get yours to-
day" Fall Greek Nero. Co. liza
NJ. P. Share. who is ranching south
west of Rockland, vas up from Bur
ley last week to attend the land sale
which did not take place. He has
been spending the winter in Burley,
working in the flour mill there. but
will return to his homestead in time
10 take up his spring work.
Americas Answer was made by
U. S. signal corps photographers by
direction of General Pershing in or
der to let the folks back home
know what the boys at the front were
doing. This great picture will be
shown at the Irene Saturday night,
January %. The admission prices
are lie and 22c.
Linoleum remnants from two yards
to eight yards long at greatly re-
duced prices.-oliver 4 Mckown.
Hdw. Co. 1874
Ben Schwarz has written to his
brothers here that he is having so
fine a time at the home of his parents
in Wisconsin that he will not leave
for American Falls until January 81.
Ben has served In the avy nearly
two years and during hat time made
two Journeys to France and two trips
to the coast of South America.
-
w. c. Loofbourrow returned from
Galveston, Texas, Wednesday, where
he has been serving in the marine
corps. He left here about eight months
ago and has been at Galveston the
greater part of the time. He Is in
the best of health, but glad to le-
turn to private life, He is back at
his old desk in the office of Bissell
& Baum.
Get a linoleum remnant to cover
that bare floor in your bathroom,
hall or pantry, at oliver q McKown
Hdw. Co. liza.
At the annual meeting of the pub
lie library association Saturday af-
%ternoon Mrs. Maurice Myers, H.. j
|fllCuaTuSt u. ". WueSli l. M ~ JVhh
Irwin Alfred and o. H. Barber were
elected trustees for a term of two
| years. The trustees organized by
electing Mrs. r. b. Greenwood presi-
dent, H. J.. Richards vice president
: f. Nettie Rice secretary and T. II. ST
= John treasurer.
Buckwheat cakes like you have f;
= fond remembrance of, If you buy tn
genuine Buckwheat Flour at the Fal
1 Creek.
e The Italian war pictures shown a
e the Auditorium the 10th were thu
best war pictures eve shown here
e How the Italians were able to seal
the peaks of the Alps and wage wa
n above the clouds was an engineering
triumph made plain by many of tn
pictures. No other of the allied ar
n mics had to contend with such grea
forces of nature as we'll as with tn
eneny.
Miss Hardness, manager Of tn
Chautauqua held here last summer
arrived Wednesday to try to sign u
the business men for another chau
e tauqua. The business men lost 81
d each in 1917 and a little more in 1911
but many Of them are willing to tr
1t again. II forty or more sign u
d to get behind the venture we wi
d have another chautauqua about Jun
r. Mrs. Daniel Reimann, Mr.. and Mr.
a John Reimann and Van Hessnt
is were among the Roy people who can
to American Falls last Thursday
attend the state land sale. A goc
IN many Roy people have been tryin
a very industrially to attend this sal
but always have met with failur
,e for the reason that the sale is pos
err poned each TINA they try to after
,y 1t.
The losing rabbit shooters give
r dinner to the winning team at Il
Remington next Monday evenin
The losers are vowing vengeance
Up the winners and another shoot "
e. soon be held. An interesting sto
sc has been put In circulation regardii
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