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

was in the city last Saturday hob
nobbing with the local abstractors
and attending to business matters.
Doubleday & Myers, who conduct
ed the baby contest held at the Isis
theatre several weeks ago, are now
in Idaho Falls where they are con-
Quoting similar contest FOR the V.
l. S.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Marvin opened
their new hotel at Arco last Sunday
They have been in the hotel business
at Arco before and will undoubtedly
receive their share of the hotel bust
ness.
Philip Thorstenberg accompanied
by his sister Evelyn, and Miss Lelah
Stephenson, Miss Blomquist and mis-
brother Lawrence autoed to Pocatello
Sunday afternoon returning that
evening.
\ party consisting OF A. L. Hugh
es and wife, Prof. Bean and wife,
Mr.. Hyrum Allen and Miss Alice Fay
took a couple of days outing at
Wolverine last week, returning last
Friday evening
Mrs. X. P, Simons, manager and
proprietor Of the Commercial Hotel
and her daughter Julia left Tuesday
to visit relatives at Kansas City and
St. Louis. They expect to be gone
about three weeks.
Soren Jensen, manager of the T..
w. G. M. Co.'S, branch Office at Mac
kay was in Blackfoot the latter part
of last week and went to Idaho Fails
where he transacted business in con
nection with his office.
Mrs. Francis H. Poole went to Po-
catello Tuesday, to make arrange
ments for their removal to that city
as soon as the doctors successor at
the asylum arrives which will be
about the first of July.
Look over the list of Legal blanks
printed in this issue of the Repupl-
can and see if there are not some that
you are in need of. We carry them
in stock and can supply you with any
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Ben Lyon, one of the proprietors
of the Idaho Cafe, contemplates leaV-
ing for a few weeks vacation in the
northern part of the state and incl
IDENTIFY look over his mining prop
erty in that section.
Miss Gwendoline Daniels, former
resident of Mackay, and Mr.. Harold
I Price of Salt Lake City, were mar
ried in Ogden, May %, and will make
! their home in Salt Lake City where
the groom has position
Mrs. M A. Moser of Pendleton, Ore
has been spending the week in the
citv with her son, Henry Giles. she
is very favorably impressed with Ida
no after her short visit and will I'M
doubtedly return again.
H. w. Kiefer register of the local
land office has purchased a new
Studebaker auto and spenGs much or
his spare time racing around. He
made a trip to Idaho Falls last Fri
: day with a party of friends.
Wallace Tolman who recently sold
= the Rising Sun dairy to Merrel and
: Sons has again engaged in the dairy
business, purchasing the business re-
< Gently conducted by Mr.. Randall ane
entered upon his duties Sunday
Otto B. Fleischer came down from
4 Arco Saturday night and left on tn
= evening train for Idaho Falls Wher'
q he had purchased new automobile
He passed through here again Sunda,
i, morning on his way home, overland
-
9 Mr.. Lewis will be in Blackfoot al
summer and is now ready to give prl
d vate lessons in voice. He has Ger
tifications of affiliation with the Uni
= versity School Of Music and the Lin
r coin Musical College both of Lincoll
e Neb. 49 u adv
o V. C. Plat, former state bank ex
aminer and H. R. Cost, assistant
, who had charge of the Blackfoo
! State Bank for year, were in tow
the first of the week as witnesse
in the case of the state against D. +
Jones.
Mrs. J. J. Crowley returned to ne
. home in Idaho Falls last Frida
IL after visiting friends and relative
10 in this city. She was accompanie
g by her mother Mrs. Mary Mario
who spent Saturday and Sunday !
u that city.
"a The flag pole for the new depot whic
i was granted at the request OF Agel
y Young arrived last week and was pr
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