The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-10-24

aches or eye defects, should be sure
to consult DIR. SCARBOROUGH as
he has made special study of COM
plicated eye defects that cause head
aches, dizziness and nerve derange-
ments. He will be at the Cottage
Hotel, Blackfoot, Monday, November
8. 1912 adv.
Arthur MCGOWAN, one Of the early
residents of Custer county was at
Blackfoot Tuesday morning on his
way to Custer in company with his
grand daughter.
Frank Porter came down from Lost
river Tuesday evening.
James Mackay came up from SOU
thern California the first of the week.
Manager James Martin of the c.
w. & M. Co., attended the /. o. o. F.
grand lodge at Weiser this week.
There is new boy at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Keasey, born
Tuesday, October 21st.
B. Y. Nelson went to Salt Lake
this week in company with his son
Clato who has been assigned to mis-
sionary work in South Africa.
There is new daughter at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Nugent
of Sterling, born Sunday morning,
October 18th.
Judge Nate Newcomb of Aberdeen
took trip to Weiser this week to
atteid the grand lodge.
Miss Alta Pemble of Springfield
who was injured in a runaway last
week is reported very much improved
J. A. Toner, editor and proprietor
of the Aberdeen Times, was in town
Tuesday afternoon on a business trip.
Mr.. Toner is good writer and is pre-
pairing to improve his paper.
Charlie Howell came down Tues
day from the Mackay and Challis
Stage line where he has been driving
for several years, and went to Albion
to attend the funeral of his brother
Archie who lost his life in the fire
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo, F, Gagon re-
turned this week from a months Wis
it at the old home in Illinois. They
report much dry weather there.
Harry Hamilton was up from his
ranch at Springfield Tuesday.
York brothers were in from their
ranch at Presto this week.
Editor Jos. Adams of the Shelley
Pioneer was in town Tuesday on mat
tiers of business with the Republican
office. Mr.. Adams is a thorough
newspaper man and is getting out a
good paper.
Mrs. l.. E. Dillingham; who has
been visiting with the family of DR..
Poole at Pocatello, returned Tuesday
to her home at Mackay. Mr.. Dilling-
ham went home a day ahead of her.
A. e. Fridenstine, manager Of the
Pocatello Music company, was out on
the branch Tuesday looking after col
lectionss Mr.. Fridenstine has put
out lot of fine instruments in this
country and has made a lot of friends
too.
Lockhar Boyd passed through
town Thursday on his way from Ely,
Nevada, to Challis. He is an elderly
miner who remarked that he came
this way with pack outfit in 1874.
Mrs. Chas. Montelle, formerly Miss
Kate Keeney, is visiting the Keeney
ranch, having arrived here Thursday
morning.
Mrs. VIM. Lindsay of Groveland
went to Ogden Thursday morning.
See the collection of Mothers and
Cupids in the dislay window of the
Modern Pharmacy. 18tl adv.
Mrs. Charlie Brooks came up from
Pocatello Thursday morning.
John Watson came in from Ster-
ling the first of the week for a visit.
Sam Lloyd, Henry Watson, James
Young and Ray Keeney are out at
Copper Basin, hunting.
A. II. Mowrey is having well
drilled at his feed yards west of the
city hall.
J. M. Wornek came down from
Leslie Wednesday on his way to Po-
catello to see his wife and daughter
who are at the hospital there. The
daughter was operated on last week
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