The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-06-07
MACKAY BRANCH
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| STATUS Oh, therefore lie is nedr-OWl-
er of the dam. Ever since the work
started he has had dams and law
suits, and when one of his friends
here who has new auto told him OF
the joys of running machine and
suggested that he buy one, Mr.. Da-
vison said, ooh, can't expect to have
everything. I have the Mackay dam
on my hands"
F. v. Wolf came down from Arco
last week to have his mi red foot
placed in plaster paris cast. He
went home Saturday.
A. P. Killion returned to his farm
near Arco Saturday.
L. E. Dillingham;, editor of the
Mackay Miner, was the guest Of DR..
Poole at the asylum part of last
week.
Miss Marion Bascom passed
through Blackfoot Saturday morning
on her way from Twin Falls to her
home at Dickey. She was accompan-
led by her nephew, Glenn Bascom.
Mrs. VIM. Vanderwood and the
children Joined Mr.. Vanderwood at
Mackay Saturday and will make their
home there.
Attorney G.. F. Hansbrough took a
trip to Little Lost river Saturday on
business connected with the Blaine
County Irrigation company.
Steve Callahan was here Monday
morning on his way home from Og-
den. Mr.. Calahan's home is at
Moore.
E. r. Hawley was here Monday on
his way to Little Lost river He car
ried with him bond for A. S. Hall,
the new postmaster-to-be, at Hawley,
Idaho. which has been known as Nc
Collum. It is on the Powell tract Is
miles northeast of Powell, and nobody
knows whether it was named for the
Hawley families on Little Lost river
or for Governor Hawley. E. r. Haw-
ley was on the post masters bond,
and he went to the governor and got
him to go on the bond too. AS 1t
stands now, it is Hawley and Hawley
for bondsmen and Hall for post mas
ter.
Charlie Little of Idaho Falls, went
out to Mackay Monday to visit rela-
tives there. Charlie has been away
for four years.
Miss Olive Evans of Mackay, visit
ed friends at Idaho Falls Saturday,
and was the guest of friends at Black
foot Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Marvin of Oak
land, Calf, were here this week on
their way to Arco.
Lewis Berry came down from Arco
and met his wife who came
up from Salt Lake
John Wall, until recently cashier
of the State Bank at Mackay, was
here Tuesday evening on his way to
Pocatello.
Judge T. c. Salt of Arco was in
town Wednesday.
Mrs. Holm, formerly of Arco. was
here this week to decorate the grave
Of her husband at the Grove City GEM
;eery.
Mrs. X. l.. Molen and child and her
sister, Miss Daisy Richards, were here
Friday night on their way to Ashton.
Miss Lillian Mcclellan came down
rom Darlington Monday to visit her
ather here.
Mrs. J. H. MCGOWAN came down
rom Mackay Friday night to visit
Ter children here.
J. T. Henderson of Arco, was here ,
gently on business trip.
Elmer Reese was in from May this ,
,eek. n
Oscar Paisley and Miss Eva Hutson >
t Arco, were married May 20, Rev. J.;
!. A. Edwards of Blackfoot, officiat- >
lg. >
Miss Mcmillan of Portland, has ,,
cen here the past week visiting the =
amily of Edward Thorsen. =
Geo. L. Swendsen, civil engineer .
'om Boise, went out to Little Lost r
yer Thursday. A
Miss Ida Lindsay is visiting with
ISIS Olive Evans at Mackay for a
eek or two.
Mr.. and Mrs, W. D. Asire Of Mac
ny, returned this week from visit
it'll relatives in Ohio. II
G. G. Hairell of Los Angeles, went II
1T to Berenice this week to attend d
Improvements on a piece of land
} has there.
Miss Mary Rother from Reward,
Mo, went to Mackay this week to be
It'll her sister, Mrs. A. w. Sermon.
Miss Helen Ksskey of st. Paul,