The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-04-11

Mrs, ID X. InOmaS ana MIS-. Ella
Thomas and their children came from
Los Angeles last week andent out
to Leslie Friday to join their hus-
bands who have been there for some
time building homes. Miss Dorthy
Aftermath was also member of the
party.
D. w. Nichols was down from Mar
tin the last of the week on business
connected with his storage reservoir
and reclamation system. Mr.. Nichols
says there are a number OF places
where nice storage reservoirs. could
be made but that the state Is plac-
ing so many embarrassments in the
way of such projects that there is lit
tle encouragement for men to under
take such enterprises.
DR. Harold c. DIPPED returned last
week from an extended visit among
friends on Lost River
The sale of the Big Lost River
project that was to have been sold at
Haley on the 18th of March was
postponed until April 18th. 1t is ex-
pected that Corey brothers will bid
in it and complete the project.
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trip to Lost River Saturday.
w. P. Jackson and wife of Poca-
tello went out to Moore Friday to WIS.,
it at the home of Ben Pearson.
Percy Whistler proprietor of Ye
Handy Kitchen, went out to Mackay
Monday.
Charles LaFever two of the three
great traders of Lost River, return
cd from Salt Lake City and went out
to Arco Monday Mr.. LaFever says
he Is going to move to Mackay soon.
M. Volpert, manager of the Great
Western Hyde and Junk company
went out to Arco Monday for a two
weeks tour.
Dad Stephens of Boise went out to
his farm on Little Lost River the first
Of the week in company with couple
of homeseeHers. dad" says he Is
feeling fine and denies being old at
all.
Henry Sturkey one of the pioneer
placer miners of Stanley Basin came
over from his winter home at Boise
Monday and went out to Custer coun-
ty for the summer
Mr.. Knight came up from Salt Lake
Monday morning on his way to the
Wilbert Mines on Little Lost river.
He says their 100-stamp mill is OPP
Grating nicely and returns from the
ore are satisfactory. They have Is
six-horse teams and two auto trucks
operating between Arco and the
mines
D. F. Smith of Salt Lake went out
to Arco Monday.
Herman Ryer of Arco returned
Monday from trip to Portland with
shipment of stock.
Jack Gaskett who went back to
Missouri to spend the winter, is back
in Idaho again singing the praises of
the west
George Harland came down from
Montana Monday morning and went
out to his home at Challis.
Mrs. H. F. Caesar was in from Tab
or Monday evening buying goods
She says Mr.. Caesar is putting in
sixty acres of grain at Tabor and will
set some fruit and orchard for DOM
estic use. If he finds it success on
the dry farm he wants to put in a
commercial orchard. Other settlers
will watch his experiment with much
interest.
John D. B. Rogers was down from
Moore Tuesday.
H. Lemke came up from American
Falls Monday and went out to Tabor
to look for location.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Helm and daugh-
ter Freda came down from Arco
Saturday enroute to Salt Lake City
for brief visit with friends. Mr..
Helm recently disposed of his interest
i'm the Gem Saloon at Arco to James
Demmerress, and after a short vac
alton will return to Arco and engage
in business again.
Mrs. ]. H. Ashton of the Cottage
Hotel returned from business trip
to Arco last Saturday evening.
Fred Weston, formerly o. s. L.
agent at Arco is in Blackfoot on a
business trip for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. NJ Welch and
children came in from Little Lost
river the latter part of the week en-
route to their former home in Indiana
where they will visit friends and rel
atives for few weeks.
K. P. Brown who has been up at
Arco for a week or more on business
returned last Friday evening.
Engineer Burton is taking a short
vacation from his duties on the Mac
kay passenger run.
Richard Kites of Sheridan, Wyom-
ing went out to Arco Tuesday.
A. E Byers went to Moore Tuesday.
Mrs. s. Fletcher of Ogden who has
been visiting her son Seth Fletcher
at Grouse for few weeks, returned
home this week. Mr.. Fletcher has
purchased the Wiley Jones ranch.
Mrs. G. A. Bottolfsen returned
Monday evening from short visit at
the home Of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William Hanna of Arco.
Mrs w. j. Elder of Pocatello, with
her two children is visiting this week
with the family of Wiley Jones at
Mackay.
Geo. Smith field superintendent for
the Sugar company returned Tuesday
morning from a trip to his former
home at Lehi.
W. K. Lynch who is operating a
mine at Stanley Basin returned the
FIRST of the week from Pittsburg
where he has been for the winter,
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