The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-06-20

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Arco. Clarence says that the next
time he is left at home alone, he
will organize a bachelors club, to
keep from getting lonesome.
A D. Quantrell went to Salt Lake
Thursday to take Mrs. Quantrell to
the hospital for an operation on one
of the facial nerves that has been
troubling her.
Mr.. M. Mclaughlin went out to
Mackay Thursday morning with two
cane fishing poles and can of bait.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bennett and
Mss Lilly Anderson are taking an
auto trip to Burley, Twin Falls,
Gooding and Boise to visit friends
and see the country
L. R. Thomas and family are back
from delightful auto trip to Salt
Lake and Ogden and many inter
mediate points.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kirkpatrick
who keep the post office at Pate"-
son, returned Wednesday from Salt
Lake where Mrs. Kirkpatrick has
been in the hospital the past month.
Judge M. D. Kilgore was dow
from Mackay Tuesday evening.
D. F. Meyers and wife of Pocatello
have been visiting the family of Mrs
Myers brother Mr.. J. W. Ezell at
Blackfoot this week.
I. N Meyer was up from Sterling
Wednesday evening on business.
P. w. Powers and sons Paul and
John have been spending the week
on their farm near Pingree.
Mrs. Drollinger, wife of the day
operator at the depot, is visiting
friends at Idaho Falls.
L. M. Capps and wife and Mrs. A.
B. Stephens took trip to the towns
down the Aberdeen branch Thursday
in the interest of the Blackfoot
Farmers M ling company and for
pleasure.
The Blackfoot Farmers Milling Co.
are running a full day shift and until
ten o'clock every night to keep up
with their orders. 1t has been so
for several weeks.
Josiah Richards, an expert book
keeper from Spokane, was here and
audited the books of the Blackfoot
Farmers Milling company finishing
the work Wednesday.
Judge S. M. Elwood of Sac City,
Iowa, was in town Thursday on legal
business, and went to Idaho Falls on
the afternoon train.
James Just, one of the prosperous
farmers of Presto, was in Blackfoot
last Saturday attending to business
matters and visiting friends.
P. G. Johnston was visitor in
Idaho Falls last Friday morning.
Postmaster H. B. Curtis and father
returned last Saturday from weeks
visit in the Island Park country.
They report fishing very poor.
The various business houses of
Blackfoot observed Flag Day last
Saturday by having the business
houses draped with "Old Glory"
DR.. Francis H. Poole was in Poca-
tello last Monday, visiting Mrs.
Poole and children who are already
located in their home at that place.
Chas. Bergman of the Model Gro
Gerry was a business visitor in Poca-
tello last Monday.
Invitations were sent out this week
for the last Brotherhood banquet
which will be held in the church par
lors of the Methodist church next
Friday evening.
Chas. Aiken one of the old pion-
GERS of Arco came in from his ranch
Tuesday evening on his way to Ida
no Falls, and when he reached here
was in such a weak condition that he
was taken to the Blackfoot hospital
for medical treatment, before he
could continue on his journey. He
is one of the Oldest settlers of Lost
river having settled there more than
thirty years ago and is about 70
years old.
Mrs. F. T. Dubois entertained at
bridge in honor of Mrs. John G..
Brown on Thursday evening.
The following articles were left
at our ice cream parlor during the
rush last Saturday, and owners can
have the same by proving property,
one ladies pocket book with small
change, two parasols, one gem bak-
ing pan, one file, and one pair of
baby shoes.-YE HANDY KITCHEN.
Mrs. G. H. Holbrook returned the
first of the week from Park City
where she went two weeks ago on
account of the illness and death OF
her sisted, Mrs. Dalgleish. Mrs.