The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-09-06
ABERDEEN BRANCH
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building a large stone warehouse al
Aberdeen.
j. r. Wilson visited Yellowstone
Park last week and then visited al
Springfield
Henry Wiebe of Aberdeen is build
ing fine large bungalo, and E. l.
Davis a beautiful cottage.
J. C. Walls of Aberdeen has a
restaurant business for sale. See his
advertisement in this issue.
Miss Marion Snyder came in from
Springfield the first of the week TIC
enter school She makes her home
with the family of R. L. Archer
l.. II. Rowley, one of the office
force of the American Falls Press
visited Aberdeen and Blackfoot Fri
day
w. A Black of the DeLaval Sep
arator company took trip to Ro-
chelle Friday on business connected
with a new creamery
Mr.. Evans who lives south west of
Moreland, is preparing to build GEM
ent block house about 26 % feet,
one story high with porches.
Mrs. w. J. Burton of Blackfoot
visited last week with Mrs. A. F.
Westbrook at Aberdeen, and Mrs
Westbrook returned with her.
N. M. Macaulay was in from Alb
erdeen the last of the week, having
been out to see the circus at Pocat-
clio, accompanied by his daughter.
H. R. Freeland made a trip to Alb
e"deen Friday with several home
seekers who went out looking at
lands with a view of purchasing.
Miss Edith Brewer of Green
view, Illinois, arrived Friday to teach
the school at Springfield She is a
friend of Mr. and Mrs. A. ] Snyder.
Miss Dorothy Snyder, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Snyder of Spring
field, goes to Shelley Saturday to be-
gin the school year as one of their
teachers.
y. H. Blossom came up from Salt
Lake Saturday morning to attend a
meeting of the directors of the
American Falls Canal at Aberdeen on
Saturday.
e. D. Reese who lives just south
of Rockford, has completed his new
barn and granary, and has the house
warming Saturday night, celebrating
with a dance.
Mrs. C. L. Semeyn of Odgen has
arranged for lease of the Aberdeen
Hotel, and is keeping a lookout for
a woman or girl to do general house
work helping to run the house.
Water will be turned out of the
American Falls Canal the first of
October to make some needed and
necessary repairs. The whole board
will begin inspection of the canals on
Saturday the 18th of September.
Many people from the Aberdeen
branch are planning to go to Black
foot for the fair and to see ex-presi-
dent Roosevelt who speaks at Black
foot on Friday morning, September
18th.
DR.. J. c. Stephenson, wife and
daughter of indianapolis, Indiana
were here Monday on their way to
Aberdeen to visit their cousins the
Haines. They have been touring
Canada and the coast
Work is progressing on the new
hotel at Aberdeen, and it is expected
that it will be completed this fall
1t is 60 70 feet, two stories and a
basement, having % guest rooms and
is to be finished in pebbledash.
Mrs. ]. A. Sellers of Rochelle aids
her husband as salesman in the store,
and says she needs somebody to
post the books or do the family
cooking or both. There is a good
home and a good job for somebody
who wants to work.
Mrs. Alice Cosgrove, county super
ntendent of schools of Bannock
county, Mrs. Anna Harmer. former
county superintendent and Mrs. D.
T. Elrod, of Pocatello, took trip to
Aberdeen Saturday on the motor, to
'isit Mrs. Pat Coleman.
F. M. Taylor and number of men
lave been engaged for the past six
weeks in building cement dams for
each & Pemble at Springfield,
where reservoirs are being made for
atching and growing eastern brook
rout. They have about 10000
hat are few weeks old, and are
rowing very rapidly, some Of them .
eng three and four inches long.