The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-08-23

Mrs. jerry sullivan came III iToni
Clayton Wednesday on her way to
Kansas City,
Mrs. w. H. Miller and daughter OF
Parkdale, Oregon. went to Mackay
Thursday.
Clarence Bowen came over from
Boise Thursday on his way to Moore
to get Mrs. Bowen who has been
, i'll for some time
w. H. Sublett and wife came. in
from Patterson, Idaho, Wednesday on
their way to Charleston, Illinois.
Mrs. Neil F. Boyle went to Darling
ton to meet her husband for fish
ing trip, Thursday.
Miss Eva Miller Of Kansas City,
Missouri, was here Thursday on her
way to join her parents at Pattcr-
son. Her mother came to MackGy to
meet her, and her brother who Is
firing an engine out of Pocatcllo, met
her at the Gate City for an hours
visit while the train was in.
August Johnson came from Ore
gon and went to Mackay looking for
location for shooting gallery
M. W. Mason and wife of San
Diego. went to Mackay Thursday to
visit his brother, DR.. R. E. Mason.
Miles Knapp sent this office SAM
pies of timothy which they are rails
ing in his locality, with heads eight
inches long. 1t is crack timothy, and
the average length of the heads Is
but little less than the length given
for the best ones. Winter wheat Is
Just ready to harvest, and some of
Mr.. Knapp's is said by neighbors to
be good for 40 to SO bushels per
acre.
w. H, Olin, in charge of Univer-
sity extension work went to Arco
Thursday and will hold picnic farm
ers' institute Saturday. He will then
go on to Challis to hold another that
is billed for Tuesday the 9th, and
another at Salmon on Friday the 3Oth
He reports that enough subscribers
have been obtained by Miss Alice
Beach to secure the movable school
for Blackfoot in the winter.
A. J. Knollin, manager for the
Knollin Sheep Company of Chicago
was here Saturday on his way to the
ranches on Little Lost River. He said
he had just come from New York
where he bought Al very fine Shrop-
shire bucks that cost them about
500 apiece, and he thinks he will
be able to exhibit some of them at
the Blackfoot Fair.
A. J. Sullivan, brother of judge
I. N. Sullivan, was here Saturday on
his way 'om Camas Priarie to Arco
where he expects to remain for az
couple of months getting things in
better order about the ranch. Jud-
ge Sullivan has been advertising in
the Republican for family to take
a lease for five years on the big farm
and has had many applications. He
is Investigating each case carefully
to make sure of getting a good re-
sponsible family.
Mrs, C. D. Billingslea came in from
Patterson Creek this week, and went
on to Loveland, Colorado. She was
accompanied by little Miss Lucille
Pearce Mrs. Billingslea, io one of
the contestants for the Automobile to
be given by the Republican and the
BrownHart Company, and she took
time to turn in some business and
some votes between trains. Mrs Bill
ingslea reports having had most
delightful. summer, and likes Idaho
and it's people Her home ie ct PIG
east 10th street, Loveland
Mr.. and Mrs L. T. Barkman who
have been with the Chapel car on
Lost River for the past summer, took
trip to convention at Long Beach
and returned to Lost River Thurs
day. The car is at Moore and they
expect to move soon to Darlington
where they hope to build church.
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