The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-02-14
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john l0eVS Oh ADelueeH went "
Portland this week with a shipment
of hogs.
w. C. Purdy of Darlington return
ed the first of the week from Portland
where he went with shipment of
stock.
]. E. Jensen returned recently from
a fifteen months mission in Den
mark.
Albert Miller and George Stone of
the firm of Miller & Stone are at
Salt Lake this week purchasing ma
ehinery for their new packing house.
e. M. Kennedy the auctioneer
wishes to announce that he will hold
an auction at the H. c. Taylor ranch
3 miles east Of Blackfoot on March
list, when he will offer for sale 30
head of horses and number of mich
cows. The horse buying public should
not miss this opportunity. 34-2 adv.
]. c. Hurt was up from Aberdeen
the first of the week.
Mrs. Ella Browning left Tuesday
morning for Salt Lake City.
T s. Dibble, who sells automo-
biles all the year around, and also
runs them in all kinds of weather,
made a trip to Moreland, Tuesday
Geo. Jolley, the Republican Devil
was on the sick list Tuesday, with
light attack of La Grippe.
Mrs. ]. L. King returned Sunday
from a short visit with her husband
at Idaho Falls and left Monday
morning for her home in Arco.
The Misses Hazel Graham and Nellie
Trego will entertain a number OF
friends at Sagehurst this evening in
honor of the 1,643 birthday Of St.
Valentine.
N. Tanner, Jr., has been in the city
a few days this week from his home
at Pingree.
The Carnival given at the High
School last Friday evening was a
grand success both socially and nm
s. ansially and those who took part are
deserving of much credit for their
untiring efforts to nike the affair a
success.
Shorty" Larsen has accepted a
position as waiter at the Idaho Cafe
He was formerly employed at the
Barker & Davis grocery on Main
street.
Bert Huellet was in the city Sun
day, from Pocatello visiting friends.
Do not fail to read the Murphey
Cigar store ad in this issue on page
8. 1t has a message for all and
speaks we'll for the management OF
the institution.
Phillip Thorestenberg and brother
Lawrence were in the city Sunday
from Firth visiting with their par
ents in this city. They both report
the potato business booming in thai
section, and are shipping all the way
from 2 to 6 cars day to eastern
market
Miss Ora Lyons visited friends II
Pocatello the forepart Of the week
Friends Of Mrs. N. J. Thoresten
berg will be pleased to learn that sh'
will be able to be about again II
about a week, after having been con
fined to her home with broken an
kle for several weeks.
Mrs. Earle OF Idaho Falls, ne'
Miss Nita Conger. was in the city
few days the first of the week, Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Conger.
bill" Doolcy was in the city Mon
day on business from Shelley.
Clifton Albertson returned tn
latter part Of last week from shor
trip to the Phasemori valley, In up
per Little Lost. He was accompanies
by Mrs. Albertson and children VIII
will make their home in Blackfoo
in the future.
w. Bungo who starred in las
summers ball team. was in the cit
this week from Fort Hall, on bust
ness.
The Woodmen of the World Civ
their annual ball in Progress ha
this evening and 1t promises to b
on OF the best dances Of the season
Bertha Van valkenburg, the eff
Gent cashier at the Biethan stor
has been on the sick list few day
this week.
Howard Biethan returned last wee
from Boulder, Colo, where he ha
been attending the University at thu
place.
Harry Smith went to Boise la
week on business returning to Black
foot Monday.
Gus Shein, the popular clerk
Commercial hotel was a visitor