The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-09-06

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X. A. Storms was in from Aberdeen
Tuesday.
Pelkey Eros. have kindling for sale.
Phone 227. 12tf
Fl. F. Peterson was down from
Firth Tuesday
Miss Kate LaCour took trip to
Pocatello Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Hewitt of Mackay
has gone to Soda Springs to teach.
When you want anything in the
photograph line, go to Granville 12tf
c. G. Anderson shipped carload
of cast this week to a southern mar
ket
Miss Butler of Richmond. Va, has
been visiting recently with Miss Dora
Bond
Peter Corgatelli Christ Johnson,
and Geo. Whitmill were down from
Firth Tuesday.
Johnny Lyons, one of the older re-
sidents of this valley, is spending a
few days in town.
Elmer Taylor, who has been work
ing down at Sterling came in on the
motor last week.
Mrs. Thos. Harvey and daughter,
Miss Dorcas returned recently from
a trip to the coast
Virginia Smith of Pocatello has
been the guest of Miss Hazel Hack
man for the past week or two.
Geo. Edgington from Idaho Falls
was down Sunday on his motor
cycle to witness the ball game.
Geo. Dore left Monday night for
Island Park where he will spend a
few days hunting and fishing.
Mrs. HALEY of Idaho Falls, was
here the first of the week visiting
with her cousin, Miss Lima Kennedy.
L. R. Thomas and family returned
Monday evening from a weeks auto
trip through southern Idaho and
Utah.
Mr. and Mrs. Jackman have been
entertaining Mrs. Jackman's father,
Mr.. J. Held of Salt Lake the past
week.
Conductor T. M. Farrell who has
been visiting with his family at Med
ford Oregon, returned to Blackfoot
this week.
Leona Hall. last years graduate
from the Blackfoot High School has
accepted a position teaching schooi
at Springfield
John E. and w. w. Taylor of AL
berta have been visiting the past
week with their father, Mr.. J. l..
Taylor at this place who is i'll.
Granville the only reliable photo
grapher in Bingham county. He
stays to back up all of his work, and
guarantees everything. IL If.
L. e. Dillingham; and wife and her
mother, Mrs. Diers came down from
Mackay Wednesday. The ladies are
on their way to Illinois to visit With
friends.
Charles J. Heilbut and wife re-
Gently from Australia, but now re-
sidents of Salt Lake, are spending
week with Mr. and Mrs Jas. Duck
worth.
Miss Myrtle Ramey is back from
Eliploh DIG udo uCCu dtIChulu6
the summer school. She has been
engaged to teach the school at Por-
tervlle.
R. G. Graham and wife left Tues
day for their home at Morgan, Utah,
after pleasant visit with relatives
in Idaho. Mrs. Graham is the daugh-
ter of Councilman Jos. LaCour.
Geo. Dore and Ernest Brown, took
a hunting trip to Springfield this
week, not much doing down there so
they beat it, out to the ponds east
of here and succeeded in bagging
about thirty.
T. M. Callahan and wife were here
part of the week. Mr.. Callahan is
general manager Of the Golden Rule
chain of stores, and he and Mrs.
Callahan are on tour of the. west,
and visiting their stores
Miss Alice Cotter, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Cotter, was here
" ednesday evening on her way to
Lewiston Normal School. Mrs. Cotter
was one of the teachers in Blackfoot
in the early nineties, and married Mr..
Cotter here.
Frank Wicket of West Point, Neb
raska, with his son Albert, were here
the first of the week visiting. Mr..
Wicket's sister-in-law. Mrs. VIM.
Arvish. They went on to visit a
son and brother who lives in the
state of Washington.
G.. o. Gendron, was awarded the