The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-02-07

A number OF lfleuus VI W
SNYDER, the mail carrier, dropped III
IN him at his home last Thursday
evening and surprised him in honor
of his 25th birthday. Those pre-
sent report having a good time.
Mrs, Francis Fl. Poole entertained
a number of friends last Thursday
evening at 500. The evening was
pleasantly spent by those present
/ L. Molen came down from Arco
Wednesday evening on a BUSINESS
visit. Mr.. Molen is the junior mem
Der of the firm of Molen BROS
Hardware Co.
Colonel J. T. Henderson came down
frbm Arco Wednesday evening on
business.
J. L, King of Arco, now in the
employe of the o. S. L. as fireman
came down from Ashton Tuesday
night where he has been firing on
the Rotary Special" He reports
lots of snow and says that the en-
zine he was firing and the rotary
were stuck in the snow between
Ashton and briggs for twelve days
He was on his way to Pocatello
where he was to wait until the rotary
was repaired.
Mrs J. L. King came down from
Arco Tuesday evening and is spend
ing a few days in Blackfoot visiting
friends.
The second of the series of five
@ances to be given by the dance
club in the Standrod hall Tuesday
night,
Mr.. and Mrs T. H. Chritsy hat
planned on leaving for Ocean Park
Calf, last Thursday but were de
tanned on account of business dea
IN which Mr.. Christy figured. I'm
less something unforeseen happen:
they expect to leave Sunday ant
will join Mr.. and Mrs. Younie, ant
together enjoy the mild Pacific coas
weather.
Ralph Cooper has accepted posi-
tion at the Murphy Cigar Store, en-
tering upon his new duties last Mon
day.
E. M. Kennedy the auctionee
wishes to announce that he will holt
an auction at the H. C. Taylor rancl
3 miles east of Blackfoot on Marcl
1st when he will offer for sale 8
head Of horses and number of milcl
cows. The horse buying public SHOULD
not miss this opportunity. 34-2 ad
The Mackay train did not leave un
til 1900 o'clock Monday and did no
reach Blackfoot on its return tri
until 900 that evening.
The rotary snow pillow passe
through here Wednesday evening 10
Ashton where it will be put in opel
alton again. The plow has been i
the shops at Pocatello undergoin
some needed repairs.
Blackfoot resembled very much
railroad center Wednesday evenin:
when six trains were in the yard
besides the motor
Miss Ora Lyon was on the sic
list for a few days this week.
Miss Ora Wilson, who is teachin
school near Shelley, spent Saturda
and Sunday with friends and rel'
tives in Blackfoot.
Messers. Nelson and Dunlap VII
acted as detectives in the recent raj
left this week for Portland.
George Powell and Bernice Powe
children of G. A. Powell have bee
seriously i'll for the past few weel
with an attack of Scarlet Feve
which developed into Brights diseas
They both have passed the critic
stage which will be good news
their many friends.
Last Sunday was Ground Hog d.
and If the animal came out Of h
hole he certainly saw his. shado'
which prophecies, it is said, that v
are to have six weeks more of wi
. ter weather. ....
E. M. Kennedy. the auctioneer, W
on the sick list few days this WEI
with an attack of La Grippe.
Word has been received from Y
A. Younie who Is spending the wi
ter at Ocean Park, Calf, that he
having a very enjoyable time.
John Danilson left this week {
Mackay where he will take char
of the Lost River Milling Co.'S m
at that place.
DR.. Richards will leave tomorrc
for his periodical visit to the tow
on the Mackay branch. He expe'
to return to Blackfoot next satl
day.