The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-08-02
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Jesse Jones and wife are enjoying q
outing at the National Park.
Miss Jessie Lemon of Mackay was in
town last Friday between trains.
| Mrs. ]. w. Braley returned home
Tuesday from trip to Hooper, Utah.
G. B. Wheeler in town Thursday sell
ing mining stock, and he was selling it.
G. B. Wheeler, representing the Trap
per Mining 20. of Spokane, was in Black
foot last Sunday.
DR.. Harold Dipple and wife and Dick
Watson and wife are enjoying an outing
on upper Blackfoot.
The family of A. c. Mcdonald are
visiting friends and rela tives in their old
home in Minnesota.
A. j. Heaton came down from the
Falls Monday to spend day or two
looking over the country.
G. w. Earl went to Pocatello Saiur.
day where he will spend few days Wis.
iting relatives and friends.
D. Burrel was up from American
Falls, the Power City, Saturday. He
has moved his family to that place.
Hamilton Wright, U. S, Special agent
for Helena District, is at home for few
days. He says he likes his work very
much.
Mr.. Albert Lutey, who has been seri-
ously i'll the past two months is much
better and is now employed at the Sugar
Factory.
Rev. George Peacock, Baptist home
missionary, filled the pulpit at the Bap-
fist church last Sunday, in Rev. Furger-
sons place.
Mrs. Frank Barker of Boise returned
to her home Tuesday after spending a
few weeks in Blackfoot visiting friends
and relatives.
About the 18th of this month Drs.
DIPPED and Ferguson expect to open up
dental parlor at Idaho Falls with DR..
DIPPED in charge.
Mrs. Cbristy and Rev.and Mrs. Haley
were guests at the Indian School at
Ross Fork last Saturday, and report a
very enjoyable time.
Roy Ragon and Frank Bergman are
back from a fishing trip with pack
horses They say packing is the only
proper way to go into the hills.
Mr.. Arthur Gray of Idaho Falls and
Miss Thyra M. Hytland of Ames, Iowa
were married at the Baptist parsonage
by Rev. Ferguson Wednesday morning.
T. R.Jones has moved his grading out
fit to Dubois to make two reservoirs +, r
the Wood Live Stock Company. They
will store the water of Camas Creek and
Sheridan Creek.
Deputy Sheriff John Danilson made a
trip to Lost River the past week, and re-
turned with man charged with grand
larceny, who was later bound over to
the District Court.
Frank M. Leland, superintendent and
general manager of the Macbeth Lease,
in Mackay, was in Blackfoot Tuesday ON
his way home from trip to the west
Mr.. Leland was accompanied by his wife,
Clarence Wasley arrived home Wed
nesday morning from Butte Montana,
where he qas been working for several
months lie was accompanied by Glen
Vincent of Butte. Clarence has recent.
ly purchased a moter bycicle, the
first for Blackfoot
George W. Parrish, Blackfoot's enter
prising gardner, took wagon-load of
potatoes, peas, cabbages and caulifiower
down to Pocatello last Tuesday. Mr..
Parrish has had unusual SUCCESS this
year with caulifower many heads weigh
ing three and four pounds.
Thomas Blackburn, of the Shelley
Nero. Co., has had charge of the imple-
ment business this week in M. II. Camp
BELLS place while the later is out in the
country setting up binders. Mr.. Black
burn informs us that they have done
furnishing business this year.
George f. Gagon, former clerk of
Bingham county, will leave in few
day for Fremont county, where he has
been employed as an accountant to
check up the county officers of that
county for several years past After
Completing the work in that county he
will probably 90 to Blain1 county to
flltill a similar position.
Next Sunday night at the Methodist