The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-06-06

The Big Lost river valley is re-
ceiving it's share of fishermen this
year as formerly. Last Friday doz-
en- or more came in from Pocatello
Idaho Falls and other nearby cities
and went to Arco to spend week or
more
At a mass meeting of the citizens
held Monday evening it was decided
to celebrate the 4th of July. Some
thing over $500, was subscribed and
the committee decided to complete
plans to celebrate two days this
year, Friday and Saturday July 4th,
and 9Th.
Elizabeth and Margaret Dubois
are expected to arrive from Washing
ton, D. c. this morning to spend the
summer here. Mrs. Dubois has been
here for the past three weeks and
Mr.. Dubois will remain in Washing
ton a few weeks longer but will spend
short vacation here soon.
Fred Murphey proprietor of tho
Murphey cigar store of this city and
who owns several other cigar stores
in this part of the state is contemplate
ing opening his second store in Boise
Mr.. Murphey conducts his places OF
business in a clean, legitamite way
and enjoys a good patronage.
DR.. Paxton and wife arrived in
Rigby Sunday morning from Mackay
where they had been visiting the doc
tors brother. Mrs. Paxton went up
to Rexburg Sunday evening, the doc
tor remaining here. They have not
decided yet as to where they will To-
cate for the future.-Rigby Star.
Frank Seigel, who recently pur-
chased the retaurant business from
Fred Golf has been making some de-
cided improvements on the interior
of the restaurant. Booths have been
built for private dining rooms and
the name of the place mas been
changed to 1.-The Model Cafe"
Rigby Star-"T. S. wilkins, sta
ton agent at this point, accompanied
by his wife, left last week for points
in Kansas and Colorado, on ST.
weeks vacation. J. w. Likins ha
charge of the office during Mr.. Will
kin's absence" Mr.. Wilkins was EN-
: ployed at the Blackfoot office las
summer.
Sam Rich, former immigration
commissioner was in the city Mon
day from his ranch, 1.-THE Juanit
Stock Farm" near Tyhee. Mr.. Ricl
since retiring from the duties of com
missioner has been kept busy on hi
farm and states that the prospects TO
: good crops this season in his sectiol
are very bright.
t Several automobiles passed( thr
! Blackfoot within the last week wit
s parties from Idaho and vicinity a.
i. bound for Lost river the mecca TO
fishermen where they expected t
r spend several days. Among one c
y the party was DR.. Cortland, Ra
8 Richmond and Harry Weiser a.
from Idaho Falls.
Geo. Jolley who has been employ
ed at this office for the past Winte
and spring resigned his position lat
week, and joined the "back 10 tn
- farm" movement. George is an ir
dustrious boy but the call Of natur
was too strong for him to resist. II
expects to join the force again mel
fall when school commences.
i The following items of intere'
10 were clipped from the Boise Capt.
It News. Governor Haines Will give tt
If district court for the southeast r
l. lief for he has commissioned judi
IS Carl A. Davis of Boise to presto
over the Pocatello term. judi
n Bulge is crowded with work and W
r. sit in an other part Of the district
A. the same time. application +
If writ Of prohibition directed again
" Judge Alfred Bulge and request'
4. by Conrad Kissler to prevent III
ir Their proceedings in a case in Will
" the latter is made defendant in
III suit, was argued and presented
the supreme court this morning.