The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-03-20
ST. ANTHONY, IDA, NOTES

st. Anthony, Ida, March 1T.-George
Young of briggs was among the visitors
here Saturday.
United States Commissioner Clark was
absent from the city on business re-
Gently.
Alfred Strong was down from Marys-
vile Monday, returning to his home
A change will shortly be made on the
Short Line, the evening train going
through to Pocatello instead of stopping
at Idaho Falls.
Baseball fans are jubilant over the fact
that the Valley league will shortly be
organized at Pocatello, embracing many
of the towns in this section, among them
ST. Anthony. Considerable interest man
ifests itself here owing to the fact that
st. Anthony has had a good team in the
field in times past and there is little
possibility of failure to show the
goods" this year.
Eldon Vaudrey of Parker was operated
on here recently for appendicitis by To-
cal physicians.
The regular stake priesthood meeting
OF the new Yellowstone stake was held
here on the 18th, and some 800 were in
attendance at the morning and afternoon
services. The matter of plans and speci-
fications for the new $4,000 tabernacle
were discussed and the presidency and
the building committee were authorized
to expend this amount and more for the
building IL 1t was found necessary to do
sos
The pupils of the high school will pre-
sent "Hiawatha" at the opera house Fri
day evening.
NJ T. Peck of Rigby was in the city
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Strong of Farnum
will remove to this place soon to make
1t their permanent home.
Attorneys Holden and Edward Smith.
of Idaho Falls. were in attendance at
court held here this week.
Editor Gibson and wife are now COM
fortably housed in the home recently va
Gated by Fred Stone.
Mrs. Harold Strong spent some days
of last week with relatives at Farnum.
]. X. Anderson 'Of ReXburg was Vist-
tor here Saturday.
Postmaster c. G. Moore returned recent
ly from a trip to Boise.
A farewell reception was held last Fri
day evening in honor of Mrs. l.. Brandt.
A musical program was rendered ana ex-
cellent refreshments served MIS-. b. was
presented with a beautiful gold brooch
as q token of the esteem in which she
is held BY her friends. She left for Boise
Sunday evening which city will be her
future home.
tor J. r. Blumer, being in St Anthony
last week soliciting advertising for the
sheet
c. Pogge of the forest service, ana VIII
remove with his wife to their ranch near
this city.
Ashton's new bank opens for business
on the 18th.
F. G Bowman of Idaho Falls was here
on business Tuesday.
Pearl Parks is at Ashton this week in
stalling lights. ~,
The STUDY club meets Wednesday with
The Literary club met with Mrs
Tuesday afternoon at the In
dustrial school. r,,,i
Mrs. NJ. j. Davis returned from chi
cago and ST. Louis this week. where she
purchased her spring stock of millinery.
Miss Hollowell of Dubois was guest
of the Harmony club over sunday
]. F. Smith left for Salt Lake Satur-
day. where he will undergo an operation
for appendicitis.
Thomas G. Morefield of Nebraska has
purchased $50 acres of land adjacent 10
Mis- Miss Eliza Rider is ill with typhoid
fever. 90. 4bir+,-
first anniversary in the telephone seIL
Ice Wednesday by wearing a green Ii y,
bon in honor of the event ana also III
honor of the great st. Patrick.
A bright and prosperous future Ioollls
no for St. Anthony. With numerous new
bindings being erected. among them the
new store building by Colonel Hamer: me
no 600 tabernacle for the Mormon church
oeopIe. a new court house, to cost SSv,-
no. and various dwelling houses, the sum
ner bids fair to be most busy one here
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