The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-03-08
T, "THE GROVE CITY"

grows In this section to perfection
About 800 farmers in the vicinity are
listed as beet raisers. About $780,
600 was paid to growers at the Black
foot factory delivered here. Growers
receive IS per ton delivered.
Blackfoot's progress and RAPID up
building is due to the efforts of the
individuals cartooned in this issue.
A little brief history of each is in Or
der:
DIR. w. e. Patrie has been a resi-
dent and practitioner of medicine in
Blackfoot for seven years. He came
to Idaho in 1886 and first practiced
medicine in Boise in 1889. He has
built up a large practice in the Black
foot country and is recognized in the
medical profession as one of the lead
ing physicians in Southern Idaho. Dr..
Patrie is one of Idaho's leading good
roads enthusiasts.
John B. DeHart is the manager of
the Gem State Lumber company. He
Is a native of Nebraska and has re-
sided in Blackfoot for two years. He
is large property owner and is rec
ognized as one Of the leading lum-
bermen In the intermountain coun-
try.
W. H. Danilson, manager of the
Blackfoot Farmers Milling company
Is native of South Carolina and has
resided in Blackfoot and the Black
foot country since 1879. Mr.. Danil-
son Is one of the best known men In
the Snake River valley and likewise
he is one of the most progressive up
builders. He at one time served his
county as assessor.
f. G. Christ is one of Blackfoot's
leading jewellers. He has resided in
the city for nine years. Mr.. Christ
is native of Pennsylvania and he ia
one of Blackfoot's leading younger
upbuilders.
}. I. Carruth is clerk of the district
court of Bingham county and makes
his home in Blackfoot, where he has
resided for the past twelve years. He
Is a native of Utah. Prior to enter
Ing politics Mr.. Carruth was engaged
IN the real estate and mining business
and at one time occupied a prominent
part In connection with the Blackfoot
Commercial club.
Judge j. H. Anderson is probate
Judge. of Bingham county and he has
been a resident of Idaho for the past
Twelve years. He is a graduate of
he National Law school of Washing
ON, D. c., and is one of. Blackfoot's
pest upbuilders.
X. +. Brown, proprietor and editor
II The Blackfoot Optimist" has re-
ided in Blackfoot for the past four
ears. He halls from Chicago and
one of the. best known newspaper
1en in Southern Idaho. He was born
Findlay, Ohio, and he comes from
family of newspaper men and wom-
n.
Judge j. M. Stevens of the district
ourt, is native son. He has prac-
ced law in Idaho since 1887. judge
tevens is a graduate of Stamford
University, California. The Judge is
so one of the large property holders
the Blackfoot country and is inter-
'ted in mercantile pursuits as well.
g Is one of Southern Idaho's most
lthusiastic upbuilders.
j. e. Good, prosecuting attorney of
lngham county, has resided in
lackfoot for the past three years.
is native of Iowa and he is rec
5nized as one of Blackfoots best
builders. Likewise he is promin-
lily identified in lodge work in his
c. V. Fisher is cashier of the d. w.
androd & Co.. bank of Blackfoot
d he is one of the prominent young
siness men of the city. A native
Canada, Mr.. Fisher has resided in
ackfoot for the past twenty-four
ars. Mr.. Fisher is also deputy
unity treasurer for Bingham county.
G. F. Hansbrough is one of Black
DTS prominent attorneys. He has
sided in the Blackfoot country
ce 1897 and he is a native of Ken
ky.
w. G. Craig of the Blackfoot Land
npany, is one of Blackfoot's lead
real estate men. He is a native
and was born in the Boise basin.
Craig has resided in Blackfoot
five years and left Boise to es-
fish the company which he now
trolls. Mr.. Craig has been one of
most liberal advertisers of the
ckfoot country in the middle west
east and he enjoys one Of the
sest clientiels of any real estate