The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-02-21
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ABERDEEN

Mr.. and Mrs. e. d. Hines spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. w. S.
+. Alvord and sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. IIaines and
daughter, Florence, took dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Morton Sunday.
E. W. Harold of the Hamilton
Mercantile Co., of this place made
short visit with his friend, Prof.
j.. e. Retherford, of the Pocatello
: Academy
Miss Mae E. Wedel, daughter of
J. P. Wedel, will leave this week for
an extended visit with relatives in
Newton, Kansas
Mrs. Minnie Lamb and children re-
turned home few days ago. They
have been visiting in Ohio since
early fall. Mrs. Lamb having proved
up on her Carey land is moving to
her homestead about six miles to the
southwest of here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe. Shaw and infant
daughter have just returned from
Salt Lake where they have been since
| October.
Mr. Shaw and family will occupy
one of the fine brick houses Mr..
Sweet Is having erected.
s. M. Johnson and family have
moved to their ranch near here. Mr..
johnson came here from Neeley.
#. B. Wedel is here from Kansas
to make a short stay. Mr.. Wedel has
i interests both here and in Kansas
and therefore spends quite bit of
his time going back and forth be-
tween the two places.
Messrs. J. P. Wedel and F. B.
Wedel were at Blackfoot the 18th
and 18th inst. to confer with the
American Falls Canal & Power Co.,
at their meeting on that date. The
Landvatter brothers were also Black
foot visitors.
Jno. r. Folk who has been at
Salt Lake City for the winter made
hurried trip to his ranch near Aber-
deem, came Saturday evening and re-
turned Monday morning.
M. L. Haines and family and w.
D. Morton and family visited G. W.
Thayer and family on their dry farm
west of Aberdeen last week.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
R. A. Stearns has been sick for the
last few days.
c. N. Hepner who went to Boise
during the holidays has returned and
is helping to finish the brick houses
that are being put up by Mr.. F. A.
Sweet, under the management of R.
A. Stearns.
The young people of Aberdeen had
a surprise party at the home of F. B.
Wedel for Mr.. MATHS and his new {
bride, who have recently moved to :
their dry farm.
There is to be meeting at the ,
school house Saturday, Feb. 22nd, o
for the purpose of discussing the !
school question. Some of the pa 9
irons do not seem to fully concur 9
with the idea of concentration. We i,
think, however, everything will be
all right when the question is fully Q
understood.
The Bannock Literary Society met q
trinday night apd after very inter- +
esting program, consisting of music, n
readings and recitations, proceeded g
20 elect new officers. An interesting !,
feature of each meeting is a debate. !,
Miss Mary Becker has just arrived =,
acre from Montana. Miss Becker :,
has been a stenographer in the en-
'loy of the Short Line, but will now p
prepare to take up her old work of .
eaching. We are always glad to b
Welcome intelligent young people h
Who come into our midst. -
The committee appointed to solicit =
took for the Aberdeen Mutual Tele- ~
'hone Co. are progressing nicely. .,
enough stock has already been sold a.
o assure the building of the line. .,
meeting of the stockholders will q,
e held in the near future to elect r.
Ulcers and board of directors. Aft >,
+ which they hope to begin work on 7,
obstruction. Every one wanting a se
phone is requested to take stock as
VIII be much cheaper than rent e.
lg phones. Anyone desiring to 4,
ecure stock can do so by writing =,
ny of the following committeeman
l.. Haines, R. A. Stearns, and j.,
lenry Hege at Aberdeen; M. e. n
oen. American Falls; or H. X.
'1ley and A. j. Snyder. Springfield. h,
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