The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-09-29
Local NeWs Matters

oam sample was down from Spence
this week.
VIM. Plant is fencing his farm wit
poultry netting.
. DR.. Good will spend next week a
Mackay and Arco.
There was a dance last evening at tn
Progress Building.
J.J. Hayball, of Idaho Falls, visite,
the fair last Friday.
Mrs. j. B. Hill of Dillon, is visitin1
Mrs. Peter M. johnson.
Frank Uehren came down from Mac
kay Saturday morning.
Engineer E. 0. Church was up from
Spring Creek this week.
Correct your phone card, John Cir
ard, AT, Byrd Trego, 90.
Willie Steers got hurt in the merry.
go-round during the fair.
It's an eight pound boy-..at Jesse
Towards. Last Saturday.
County surveyor, Young, is out
viewing the roads this week.
A daughter vas born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. L. Stone, September Goth.
Miss Susie Baldwin is visiting at the
home of T. A. Stewart at P%orterville.
Company F, will give a masquerade
ball at the new armory October 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs Conger and children got
back from a tour of the coast last Thurs
day.
John @ Critchelow of the Utah Cred
it Mems Association was in town Tues
day.
George Bumgarner and daughter, May,
went to Boise, Tuesday, to do the State
Fair.
Miss Ida M. Roberts, of Boise, visited
the Blackfoot fair on her way to Mackay
last week.
George Blakely and family we're up
from their ranch near American Falls,
Wednesday.
Miss Louise Ebert returned fIom
Butte Tuesday and is visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Haley,
MI. Volpert, hide and junk dealer,
is just finishing a nice brick residence
near the Red Barn.
Dan Nichols was down from Cham
payne Flat to see the fair and rest a few
days. He went home Wednesday.
Frank Stewart came up from the
camps of the surveying parties below
Creek last week to attend the
fair.
Mrs. JOS. Acuff Won the special prem
of a years subscription to the Re-
publican gwen for the best jar Of rasp-
berries.
Two colored gents and a colored lady
taken before the police Judge Fri
day morning and fined for being drunk
and disorderly.
Mrs. j. F. Hendricks and daughter
and Miss Louise Ebert of Mac
kay spent Thursday IN town and went to
Butte this morning.
Mrs. Anna Titus and her sister, Miss
Alice Woodbridge were visitors from
Arco last Thursday, and went out on the
flyer Friday.
Frank Stacey of Mackav, who went
try for a piece of land in the Uintah
opening, returned this week without
acquired any land.
T. R. Jones bought five of the heat
ng stoves sold at the court house last
Saturday. for use in the new armory.
Ie paid $40. 25 for the five.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Modem and
daughters gave a party Monday in
of the birthday of little Miss
ienivive Millick who is six years old.
John Davis and his mother and sister
'eturned Tuesday from a tour of the
and a visit TO the exposition.
they were gone three months and had
grand time.
Marcus Mester returned from Nome,
nd the Blue Stone country, reaching
'lackfoot Sunday evening. He has
cen out a year and a half this time
nd Is looking well.
Otto Hudson cam up from Ogden
asst week where he purchased a gold
aving machine to install at his placer
round near Otis. The machinery is
n the road and will be here next week.
Dave Banks, an old timer, who was
18th General Conner when they licked
he Bannocks at Battle Creek, visited :
ne fair last week. MI. Banks was one
[ the first ones to raise garden truck in
this locality, and in the long age had
ne vegetables on the old Howell ranch
here Geo. White lived later. y
Everybody was doing a big business
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