The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-10-11

/ NJ. s. Parker of the Idaho Pur
Food Commission was in tow
Wednesday, inspecting the hotels an,
lodging houses.
Mr.. o. G. Scott formerly of tn
Reel barber shop returned last Fri
day night for short visit, going OF
to Boise Monday.
Lorenzo Baker has been entertain
ing his father, Mr.. A. Baker thi
week from Etna, Wyoming. He wen
/, home Wednesday.
w. jenkins, s. Larsen, r. Cooper
and B. Kimball took in the big dane,
at Idaho Falls Monday. Everybod!
reports a good time.
o. Buchanan returned from Sal
Lake City Monday morning where hi
has been attending the annual auto
salesman convention.
Mr.. Simpson the efficient head
waiter at the Idaho Cafe, leaves next
Wednesday for visit with his rela.
tives at Hope, Idaho.
Miss Nellie Roberts who has been
, spending the summer at Blackfoot
leaves Saturday morning for hel
home at State Center, Iowa.
Rev. Sam Small, representing the
Anti-Saloon league of the state OF
Idaho. will speak in Blackfoot on
Sunday evening Oct. 18th.
A two-story addition with oase-
leEt is being added to the stone
building in which F. c. Christ con
diets his jewelry business.
DR.. v. C. White went to Boise
Wednesday to attend the meeting of
veteranians, and was slated to deli
yer an address before that body.
Mr.. w. H. Kahler of the Brown
Hart Co. is taking business trip to
Salt Lake and to the coast. He ex-
poets to be gone about two months.
CD. Luby of Giltner, Neb., arrived
here last week to take position at
the Reel barber shop. His family
will arrive in few days and will
make Blackfoot their future home.
Editor M. B. Yeaman of the Idaho
Register was down from Sunnyland
Tuesday on business connected with
printing Bingham Counry's booster
booklets.
Grant Holt who carries the mail
on route three, is taking his vacation
and Clyde Early takes his place. Mr..
Holt is going to SOW some fall wheat
on his farm near American Falls.
Marcus Farmer went to Mackay
Monday to take the place of D. V.
Archbold as cashier while he joins
party for hunt in the Loon Creek
country.
P. 0. Marks, of Portland, Oregon,
is visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Thoreson home this week,
and expects to return in the near fut-
ure
w. A. Johnson of Shoshone was
Blackfoot visitor this week having
come over this way to look over some
stock, which he expects to ship to his
large ranch for winter fattening.
The Holbrook and Biethan families
were called to mourn this week the
loss of Mrs. w. B. Downer, daughter
of Mrs. S. E. Holbrook, whose home
was at Monmouth, Illinois.
Mrs. A. w. Daffiin went to Green
River Wednesday to join her hus-
band who is located Their. Her sis
ter Pearl France accompanied her
and will attend school there this win
ter. @
Mrs. VIM. Thompson who has been
FiSiIlHS HeT daughter, MrS. Guy
Priest at Lima Mont. returned home
Tuesday night. She reports the
weather much colder here than in
Montana.
Mrs. j. w. Ezell and her niece, Miss
Mae Jackson who is here from Ken
lucky for part of the summer, are
taking in the state fair at Boise this
week and visiting Mrs. Robt. Nc
Cracken.
Tomorrow is Columbus Day and is
legal holiday. The county clerks
office is to be closed, but Judge An
derson, Miss Beach and Jas Good re-