The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-02-14
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rolled skates from T. S. Dibble and
has rented the Buttcane hall and
will in the future conduct the skat-
ing rink in addition to his popular
dance hall. A grand opening OF the
rink was held last night and reports
state that large crowd attended.
"Boggie" Rich, the honorable
mayor of Tyhee the metropolis, was
in the city this week visiting old
friends. He was accompanied by
his brother, "Muggins' city treasur-
err of that city, who was here ne
gotiating with the money institutions
of Blackfoot in regard to taking care
of the surperflous amount of coin
that is pouring into the treasury of
Tyhee
A number of the young friends of
Miss Laurilda Tolman surprised her
Monday evening. All present report
an enjoyable time.
A large number of the citizens of
Blackfoot attended the recital given
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. Howard,
of Pocatello, Tuesday evening.
Miss Ester Wallace returned to
her home in Salida, Colo, Monday
after completing the sad mission of
burying her mother. Her sister
Margaret returned to Fl, Lapwai.
Idaho where she teaches school.
! Mrs. Ella Browning went to Salt
Lake last Monday to visit friends a
few days.
John Wieand has accepted a posi-
ton as flagman for the o. S. l.. and
entered upon his duties this week
He will run from Pocatello to Butte
Mr.. Parker has succeeded him as
News Butcher" on the Mackay
branch. Wieand has been on the
Mackay branch for several years and
will be missed by his many friends
who travel extensively on the Mac
kay branch.
Miss Anna Brenton was in the city
a few days last week from Presto
where she teaches one of the schools
Another spud Special-A solid
trainload of Idaho potatoes from
tBlackfoot, Shelley, and Idaho Falls
districts will pass through Pocateilo
this evening, bound for the eastern
markets. The shipment will con-
sist Of thirty cars,-Pocatello Tri'
bune.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. V. Hansen. and
Mrs Alice Giles passed through here
lone day this week from Mackay for
Pocatello for a short visit with
friends.
Rev. Barnstable is on the sick list
|again this week.
No Brotherhood meeting will bt
held this week. See Methods
Church notes for further particulars
Mrs. r. F. Moody spent Sunda!
with the Doud family. Her home i
in Pingree.
Mrs. Edith Doud King Of Idah'
Falls spent Sunday with her parent
in this city.
Mrs. James Duckworth Is spend
ing the week in Shelley, the CUES
of friends.
Mrs. Harry Hunter has been on tn
: sick list for the past few weeks.
Mrs. J. H. Greene, came dow
from Mackay Tuesday evening on he
way to Iowa having received a mes
: sage that her sister was seriously III
A few days more of this nice wea
e Their will put the Ground Hog pro
phecy on the shelf.
DR.. H. c. Dipple Of Blackfoot wa
lin the city last Friday to attend tn
: Elks show. It Is reported that d.
Dipple will open a Dental office !
Q Idaho Falls in the near future.-Ida
no Falls Times.
Several Blackfoot people attend
d ed the Elk's show in Idaho Falls las
o Friday night, among them were Mr.
t and Mrs. Bergman, DR.. and Mr.
Poole, and Henry Kiefer and other'
t MSS Blossom Payer, chief opel
y ator at the local telephone offic
l. spent Sunday visiting friends in P'
catello.
q Clarke Bulge were allowed til
II sum of $4250 for their services
a representing the city in the famor
|. water Injunction suit.
T. A new paper has been started
q Grace by VIM. Hildreth, manager
g the Soda Springs, Chieftain.
Harry Ferguson came down fro
k Arco Tuesday evening on his way
Is Spokane with shipment OF III
It stock for Herman Rayer.
Herman Rayer has been in the CT
st few days this week looking aft
= his livestock shipments which he COZ