The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-01-24
BLACKFOOT AND VICINITY
The Continued Story of Current Events
ISIS Blossom PAYER returned from


quarantine.
The Current Event Club met with
Mrs Boyle this week.
Chas. Hendrie, is confined to his
home with an attack of mumps.
Miss N. Don Carlos spent Sunday
with her neice, Mrs. Ernest Benson.
Oscar Ryder left this week for a
short visit with friends at Basalt.
Jack Rock of Basalt, visited friends
in this city few days last week.
Fred Gertz and Dave Pratt open
ed their short order house this week.
Examinations were held in the To-
cal schools last Thursday and Friday.
Born. Saturday morning to Mr..
and Mrs. A. NJ Hoover, a son.
A. ]. Carter of Arco is in the city
this week on business.
Miss Nell Gee of Montpelier is Wis
iting with her brother, DR.. R. D. Gee
at Blackfoot.
Miss Mary Thompson was a pass
enger on the Mackay train Wednes-
day night.
E. McCulley returned to his home
in Arco the fore part of the week
from Boise.
Mrs. J. NJ. Stevens returned last
week from Boise where she attend
ed the innaugral ball.
Ernest Benson anG George Jolley
ST., returned Sunday evening from
few days hunting at Pingree
The Ladies Foreign Missionary
Society met with Mrs. p w. Powers
last Wednesday afternoon. ~
Dr. Blevins Of Idaho Falls was in
the city Tuesday, attending to his
patients who were needing glasses.
Jack Hurst of Mackaty is a guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. D, P
Woody for few days. ~
Ethel Taylor resigned her posi-
ton at the Biethan store on account
of illness.
Mrs. Fowler has purchased the
home bakery from Mrs. Burkhardt
and has taken possession. 80 -
T.. c. Moore arrived in the city last
week from Nebraska and has accepted
Ia position at the Palace Drug Store.
"Frenchy Nogues returned last
week from a few weeks sojourn
2with relatives at Salinas, California
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Boyd return
ed last week from Atlantic, Iowa
and are nicely located at their
ranch west of Blackfoot.
F Q u, IT. Henderson came down from
Area Tuesday, evening for a brief
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Thoreson be-
fore their departure for Portland,
Jake Fritz, the Clinton Hurt ~ s.
man went out to Arco the latter part
Fof last week on business in connect
ion with his company. r..
The Oakley basket ball team won
Eth game played with the local n,
school team last Monday by a. score
tof 20 to 4. D." .,..,
I IA sleigh load of high school stu
tdents attended dance at Mefeland
Hast Friday night and all report hav.
Ting had an enjoyable time.
B.. Raymond left Sunday morning
for his home in Salt Lake City. He
has been employed for the past few
months at the Idaho Cafe as waiter
The Mackay train did not reach
Mackay last Friday night until 500
O'Clock having been blocked by lots
(of snow on the. desert
- Invitations are out for, the third
banquet to be given by the Methodist
Brotherhood of Blackfoot. Tht
banquet will be given in the church
parlors this evening. Drs. Poole and
Hoover are on the program for shor'
talks and the mems quartette viii
render the mnsic.=ga
The Catholic I; ladiessawiiI. serve /
NanChaof sandwiches and eoffe Mon.
day and Tuesday, january a. and 81
fslsoaSa chjcken dinner wednesday
(Jannary 29th, Noon and evening al
the " Il S. rooms, all are invited to
attend. r2
1871 adv. .@',aas:st'i'
Reports from the. Pacific. coast
state that a severe electric storm
struck that section one day last weeE
Tightening struck the light house al
Lands End In the Golden Gate har.
Dor and did considerable damage tc
the structure. That section seems tC
be the border Of hard luck at pre-.
sent as 1t was just less than week
ago that millions of dollars of dam.
ages was done to the orange and lem.
on crops on account of a severe frost
Telegraphic reports state that thf
worst storm in thirty years visited
the HALEY district the first, of thf