The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-11-22
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| w. M. Bascom and wife came dow
from Dickey Saturday on their wa.
to Twin Falls to spend the winte
with their daughter Miss Mariol
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/ B. T. Quigley of Pocatello came il
from Lost River Saturday evening
with evidence that had been success
full in the chase. A fine buck deel
was in transit as part of his baggage
J. H. Erickson, a former resident
of Powell tract, writes from Inwood
Iowa to renew his subscription to The
Idaho Republican. He wants te
keep informed about things on the
tract.
| I. L. Coward and wife and her
mother Mrs. Geo. Wilson were here
Monday morning on their way home
from the L. D. s. Hospital where Mrs
Coward had been for treatment.
Their home is at Chilley, on upper
Lost River.
Harvey Jordan left Monday for
Salt Lake City on his way to England
where he has been assigned to mis-
sionary work for two years.
Miss Flossie Farnsworth and Mr..
MILFORD Jordan of Moreland left
Monday for Salt Lake City intending
to be married in the Temple on We'd
nesday.
Mr.. M. Volpert, manager of the
Great Western Hide & Junk House,
took business trip to Mackay Mon
day.
j. H. Early of the Idaho Irrigated
Lands Company made a business trip
to Mckay Monday.
j. B. Hunter the leading sheepman
of Upper Lost River, spent Friday in
Blackfoot.
George Walburn came down from
Moore the last of the week on bust
ness. He is closing out his business
at Moore and will soon move to Tin
doy, in Lemhi, county, where he has
purchased a mercantile business.
Mrs. John Welch of Arco has been
visiting this week with her daughter
Annie who is attending school at
Blackfoot.
Mrs. NJ. A. Killion visited her son
at Arco last week and returned Sat-
urday
Mrs. Gilbert Gammet of Arco went
to Shelley Saturday evening.
Michael McGovern, Doyle Kern
and wife and daughter and Hugh |
Leonard came in from May last Sat-
urday on their way to Hollister,
where they expect to re-
main for the winter.
Scion Clark of Mackay was at
Blackfoot Monday morning walking
with a crutch and carrying a broken
DOT.
A marriage license was issued last
week to May Brown and Isador Fall
ert of Little Lost River.
w. G. Sweet the post master at
Arco spent the first of the week at
3lackfoot and Pocatello.
D. w. Standrod and C. w. Berry
nan took a trip to Mackay the first
f the week.
John S. Parks. who is elected
tate representative from Blaine
ounty, has lived in Idaho for num-
er of years, and before coming to
his state was engaged in the news
aper business. At one time he was
tate printer of Kansas. He report
d two sessions of the legislature for
he Kansas City Star, and also work )
d on newspapers in Chicago. He is
ow secretary and manager Of the
little Lost River Irrigation company. I
lie lives in South Clyde, in the Lost I
liver country, and received the UNI r
nimous vote of the South Clyde T
recinct. c
Stewart Campbell one of the two \
late representatives from Blaine !
ounty who was raised on Wood river I
nd is one of the youngest men ever
snt to the legislature from Blaine
'unty. He is mining engineer by b
rofession and graduate Of the Uni n
ersity Of Idaho. He has an office a
HALEY, where he is actively en-
aged in surveying.
Joseph G. Hedrick, elected state il
'nator from Blaine county, is an at "
'rney at law. He is a post graduate "
the National university law school CT
Washington, D. C. and is a men, al
Or of the bar OF the District of Co o.