The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-09-12

Alfred Wedel, manager of the Val
ley Supply company at Aberdeen was
in town the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ireland came in
from Arco the last of the week and
made arrangements for Mrs. Ireland
and the children to remain at Black
foot for the school year.
Miss Evelyn Thorstenberg has ac-
cepted a position with Hyrum Aliens
Transfer company.
There is new son at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. George Wagner, born
Thursday the 4th of September.
Col. M. A. Fugate was in from Alb
erdeen Saturday on business.
Miss Florence Haines of Aberdeen
has gone to Indianapolis to enter the
conservatory of music.
NJ. D. Bowen is back from trip to
Spanish Fork where he went on ac-
count of the death of a relative.
]. J. Guheen, assistant attorney
general, was in town the first OF the
week on business connected with the
land office.
Matt Boyle was down from Areo
the first of the week visiting his sen
John Boyle who is practicing Law
with W. A. Beakley.
H. X. Silversmith and wife, pub
fishers of illustrated Idaho, came UP
from Pocatello Sunday with the ex-
cursion. They are doing some plb-
licity work in the Gate City.
Mrs. Jack Burns and Eer two chill
dren came up from Pocatello Sunday
with the Elk's excursion. Her son
was accidently run over by en- auto,
but was only slightly injured.
w. H. Scott, former resident of
Blackfoott, but now of Pocatello,
joined the merrymakers Sunday for
the trip to Blackfoot.
C. A. Bottolfsen, the linotype oper-
ator at The Republican office, went to
I'ecatello Tuesday evening for the big
Masonic gabfest.
State Game Wardel, o. H. Barber
has gone to Boston to attend the con-
vention of the Fish and Game Pro-
tective association.
DR.. H. C. Dippel the dentist, has
located at Gilmore, Idaho.
Peaches and tomatoes in bushel
boxes. We carry the best Brigham
City Fruit Store. Phone "a. 1871
U. S. Commissioner T. G. Salt was
day evening, returning Tuesday.
business visitor in Blackfoot Mon
Carpenters are rebuilding the resi-
dence of c. F. Green which was part
ly destroyed by fire recently. The
loss wasscovered by insurance in one
of the companies represented by c.
S. Beebe, and was promptly adjusted.
T. R. Jones came down from Mac
kay Monday afternoon to visit with
his family He returned Tuesday |
morning and went to Challis in COM
pany with Mr.. Thompson the insur-
ance man. Mr.. Jones reports that he
has been on the road the past two
months with the car, and has had a
most delightful time.
Judge ]. M. Stevens and H. M.
Heimerdinger returned Monday eve
ming from a business trip into Custer
county.
Mr.. E. Swatsky who has been at
Blackfoot for some time, went to Ida
no Falls the first of the week, and
expects to go from there to Laramie.
Heber Smith and his sons, John
and Fred and Roy Fairbanks went
fishing in the hills this week.
The attendants at the asylum gave
a dance Friday evening and invited a
few of their friends.
Will Lowder went to Idaho Falls
Tuesday to attend the Roundup.
Ace Benton was in from Springfield
Wednesday.
Albert Larson left for Boise Thurs
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Demeris of'Ar-
co attended the roundup the first of
the week and went home Thursday.
M. L. Haines of Aberdeen was in
town Thursday morning.
J, A. Sellers was in from Sterling
Wednesday looking after carload of
peaches for his store.
Mr.. Wallace the taylor was up from
Rupert Thursday.
People returning from the roundup
report the display of farm products
very meager, but the attendance very
large and the amusements the best
ever.