The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-07-29

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A. s. Hall was in from Powell Fri
day and reports that he is still in
yesting in property on the tract. HI
said he found people here very mucl
interested in consequence of the ex
tended report made recently by Thu
Republican, and they seem to realize
as never before the Importance Of the
Powell tract to this locality.
Mrs. Cherry went out to Mackay
Saturday to visit her daughter. Mrs
D. v. Archbold.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Garlets went to
Mackay Saturday to visit friends
They were in business there for sew
eral years.
Miss Nellie Richardson of Darling
ton has been visiting for month
in Salt Lake City, and came up last
week on her way home.
Walter Peck and family from Po-
catello came up last week to visit
the Jones families here. Mr.. Peck
went out on Upper Lost river to fish
and see the old ranch where he lived
for some time when boy.
DR.. Plummer who has been on the
Powell tract for short time, came
down last week to meet his wife and
daughter who came in on Saturday
morning from North Platte, Nebras-
ka. III.
Martin J. Rouse Of Chicago has
been spending the week on Lost river
looking for something to invest in.
Mr.. Rouse lives at number $500
north 46th avenue, and is in business
with Wayne & Lowe at 1876 S. Water
street, Chicago.
James NJ. Tethsolf of Ogden went
to Mackay Saturday to confer with
Forest Superintendent Charles Hud-
die of the Lemhi National Forest Re-
serve about the site for forestry
nursery, and to inspect planting and
sowing done there. 1t is proposed to
re-forest some lands in that reserve.
J. C. Netnill of Chicago went out
to Arco Saturday to look over the
country for investment.
M. A. Trego came down from Mac
kay Friday on her way to Boise.
F. A. Randall, the fish and game
warden went out to Lost River Friday
in the interest of fish. He had been
informed that a large number of fish
were huddled in pool below the
Powell dam, about three miles be-
low Powell station, and would die
If they did not soon receive fresh wa
ter, but renewed flow arrived be-
fore he did, and afforded relief to
the fish. He went on up the valley to
inspect other places where fish had
been cut off from running water.
d. W. Standrod and G. w. Berry
man went out to Mackay Friday.
G.. p. Hansbrough took trip to
Arco Friday to look after the loading
of car Of oats which he had for
sale from the ranch.
Miss Ivy Mulhull came up from
Salt Lake city this week and went to
to visit her sister, Mrs. Ralph
osborn. Miss Mulhull is nurse in
st. Marks hospital.
Judge Fred w. Bronn and wife
Of Ponca, Nebraska, went out to
Arco Monday in company with Mr..
John Boyle of this place.
T. c. Woodbridge was here to spend
Mrs. Nellie Willis and her sister,
Miss Alma Anderson went out to
Moore Monday.
Wayne Darlington was here Mon
day on his way home from Boise.
Chris Hansen and wife went out
10 Arco Monday. Mrs. Hansen has
been in the hospital here under the
care of DR.. Patrie.
N. E. Montgomery Of Salina, Kan
osas, is here this week visiting his
brother.
Richard Stevens is down from his
Carey farm at Powell.
Benjamin Dresser the photogra-
Dher at the Cutler studio, is one of
he, men who got crippled in Cuba
1 |, RING The Ono n ich ma !. Mr. Droeco,.