The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-08-30

Saturday and will open school at
Lost River soon.
Mrs. Andrew Marker of LaGrande
4 Oregon has been visiting this week
with her mother at Mackay.
Prof. I. ]. Iddings Of the Univer-
sity went to Arco Saturday to attend
the farmers institute.
Miss Margaret Pattinson of Salt
Lake City is visiting her sister, Mrs.
VIM. Giles at Mackay.
Miss May Hawley of Lewiston, has
baen visiting friends at Darlington,
and went home this week
William Waters of Challis was here
the last of the week on his way to
Salt Lake to buy an auto.
Gust Nyberg of DANA, Florida has
been at Clyde for couple of weeks
and started home Monday.
F. e. Strong of Salt Lake, travel
| ing accountant for the Short Line,
was up the branch last week.
R. A. Myer who has been work
ing for Ed. Ireland of Arco, went to
Salt Lake the first of the week.
Some of the sons and daughters Of
R. E. Ewing of Mackay are visiting
their brother Clyde at Pocatello.
Mrs. A. NJ. Hoover returned Tues
day from q weeks visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Alex Burnett at Mackay.
A. L. RAIDER of the Mining and En-
cheering News of New York was
here Monday on his way to Mackay.
Miss Melinda Clapp is expected
from Lost River Saturday, and will
attend school at Blackfoot this year.
Mrs. ]. K. Lewis of Bountiful,
Utah. has been visiting the Long
bursts at Leslie, and went home Sat-
urday.
D. c. Lee and wife of Woods Cross,
Utah, and r. w. Wetherlee of Howe
were here Saturday night on their
way south.
D. Worth Clark and family of Po-
catello were out on Lost River this
week in their private car the Teton,
for an outing.
Mrs. Bertha Turner of Moreland
returned Wednesday from a trip to
Jerome. She will return to Jerome
for the winter.
P. w. Powers and family, and Mrs.
Neil Boyle returned Monday from
Antelope valley where they have
been rusticating.
Mrs. Lawrence Savara of Moore left
Saturday for Bremertor, Washington
to join her husband. They live at
rumbcr 43O-6th Street.
The Missec Pearl and Mabel Davis
who have been visiting their aunt,
Mrs. Cartmel at Moore, returned
Monday to their home at Jerome.
r. N. West, Prof. w. D. Vincent,
Harry Bennett and Prof. Vanderbilt
have been out fishing on Lost River
this week leaving the trai, at Les
lie. \
w. E. Corey and Percy Frederick
went to Powell Wednesday to load
up some of their construction out
fit there for shipment to Vale, Ore
gon.
Mrs. w. H. Aldous came in from
Clyde Tuesday accompanied by her
son William, she is guest at the
home of E. N. Bingham, of Grove
and. Ii
Ed. Ireland shipped 1900 sheep
nine cars, to an eastern mar
ket recently, and has engaged five
ears to load at Mackay on the 10th
If September.
w. ]. Stephens and w. v. Rood,
the Packard Automobile
.rucks went to Arco this week to in
tall a. couple Of trucks to haul ore
rom Wilbert to Arco.
w. A. Beakley and son Leland,
md his sister, Mrs. W. T. Frye and
on Ralph from Arkansas, went to
Arco Saturday for an outing. Mrs.
rye will go to Yellowstone Park be-
ore going home
G. G. Psterman and H. B. Lester
+ Floyd county, Virginia, were here
on their way to visit H. L. :
lester at Boyhorse. The latter gent
leman left "the states" in 1856 and 9
as not seen railroad since. He is
ow 81 years old. ~
e. G. Gallet, clerk of Bannock I
ounty, Miles r. Reed, of the Idaho l
academy, Geo. J. Bailey Of the Book q
tore Pharmacy of Pocatello, and Mr.. s.
'ailey's father whose home is in
owa, returned Monday from an out
ng in Copper Basin. IA