The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-01-31


city. the guest of his brother
Rev. Stromquist, the LuthcrE pa
tor, went to Pocatello last Friday
night.
w. w Kent was in the city Satur,
day on business. His home is il
Moore.
The Methodist church choir mel
at Sagehurst last Friday night fol
rehearsal.
Ernest Benson the plasterer was
business visitor in Pocatello one day
day last week.
Mrs. Clarence Bowmen of Moore
was in the city Saturday night en-
route to Boise.
Pearl Parker former handy man al
the lockwood Pharmacy, left last
week for Montana.
The meetings held by the Luther
ans in the Isis theatre have been dis
continued for the present.
Father Doran, of the chapel cal
st. Peter, addressed the High School
students last Friday afternoon.
M. N. Austin, the green house man
was on the sick list the first of the
week with an attack of la grippe.
H. w. Curtis and daughters Sadie
and Lulu are contemplating leaving
soon for California to spend the win
ter.
Chas LaFever, Jr., came down
from Moore last Friday evening on
business returning Saturday morn
ing.
Mrs. Ollie Haney of Moore was in
the city Saturday night on her way
to Salt Lake where she will srcnd a
few days.
Ben Lyon. one of the proprietors
of the Idaho Cafe, had the misfortune
to slip on an icy part of the side walk
ncar his cafe and bruise his face
quite badly.
A dance was given in the new
Standrod hall last Friday evening by
the new dance club recently organic
ed. A series of five dances will be
given by the, club this winter
- Miss Virginia Hanna came down
from Arco Saturday evening and will
attend the Blackfoot hools for the
remainder of the term. She is
staying with her sister, Mrs. c. A.
Bottolfsen.
DR.. C. v. White was last week APP
pointed State Veterinarian by Cover
nor Haines. Mr.. White is a young
man well qualified for this position
and his many friends in this city,
wish him success in his new position.
MIR. and Mrs. Phil Mulhall of Arco.
proprietors of the Cash Store of that
city, passed through here Saturday
evening for Idaho Falls where they
spent the Sabbath with relatives, re-
turning to their home the first of the
week
Jake Fritz came down from Arco
Saturday evening to spend Sunday.
He is in the employe Of the Clinton
HURT Co., of Boise who have large
interests in Big Lost River valley
land. He was accompanied by en-
gineer J. T. Henderson.
W. H. Scott, manager of the new
hotel at Pingree, was in the city
Saturday on business. He states that
business has been good in Pingree in
his line since the new hotel was
completed. Many hunting parties
have visited that section.
Herman Rayer was in the city
Sunday. He had just returned from
Portland where he had taken several
carloads of live stock. Mr.. Rayer
went to Arco Monday morning. He
is a former resident of Blackfoot,
having been in the butcher business
here at one time.
Steve Larsen came up from Poca-
tello to spend Sunday with friends
and relatives. Some one imposed on
Steve's good nature at Pocatello a
few days ago by taking French"
leave with his overcoat and Steve
naturally came to Blackfoot to have
the old one replaced.
Chas. O'Brien, the Howe black
smith, who froze both feet recently,
an account of which, was given in
the Republican at the time, under
went an operation at Arco one day
last week, when both feet were am
putated, one at the instep and the
other above the ankle. From re-
ports be is getting along as we'll as
could be expected.
Edith Astle invited few Of her
friends to her home last Friday