The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-05-15

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Commercial company was in town
Friday evening.
John Coumerilh of Springfield
commends the Republican for the
tax articles and says that he has OBJ
rived that the only ones who make
light of them are men who are spend
ing the money.
James Mackey was up from south
ern California the last of the week
ing after business.
o. F. Smith was in town Saturday
having a little visit with friends on
the street
Mrs. Earl Rupp of Groveland was
operated on Saturday at Idaho Falls
for appendicitis.
c. V. Hansen, the Mackay stage
man, came through from Salt Lake
city the last of the week with new
$1,000 car to put into commission on
! the line between Mackay and Custer.
Mrs. F. R. Jackman, went through
with him to Mackay for the Joy of
the ride.
Rev. A. Chamberlain, Baptist min
lister at Bull for the past three years,
went out to Little Lost river the last
of the week to take up some mission
airy work. Some of the young people
of Bull presented him with fine
Kodak before leaving.
John Coumerilh was in town Sat-
urday morning on his way home from
business trip to Boise.
There has been a change in the
working force at the local express
office. l.. Cone who has been in the
office, has gone to farming near AD-
erdeen, Mr.. Carter, who has been
driving the wagon takes the office
work and J. E. Jones takes the
wagon.
Marley, the four year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ennor, met with
an accident on their dry farm last
week. In coupling the wind mill to
the pump head he got his finger
caught and cut off at the first joint
DR.. Davis dressed the wound which is
doing as we'll as could be expected.
Charles Smith, representing the
Salk Lake Brick company, visited
Blackfoot Monday.
B. F. Reddick came down from
Roberts this week where he has been
teaching the past winter. He has
homestead on Willow creek, east
of Blackfoot, and is going there for
the summer.
Mrs. J. G. Bond who was at hos
pital at Salt Lake for several weeks
is at home and is improving slowly.
]. A. Johnson, who removed from
Blackfoot to some point in Arizona
seven years ago, has been visiting at
Shelley and Blackfoot the past week
He has lived for some time at Elgin,
Oregon, and will return there. He
has been in the indian service since
leaving Blackfoot.
Fred Hess, Miss Lelah Stevenson
and Miss Mildred Smith have been
employed to do the extra work of
typewriting in the auditors office.
]. B. Sage was down from his dry
farm west of Shelley recently and
says people in his neighborhood are
taking keen interest in our tax
articles and some of them are doing
a little studying and checking up on
their own account to be expressed
later.
N. D. Neelan was down from Lima,
Monday, to pay his taxes and settled
up little other business. He said
that if taxes are not lowered ma
terially in Idaho he will have to shed
title to whatever he owns in the
state.
Mrs. James Buttcane is visiting
relatives at Logan.
Fred Golf was down from Arco,
Saturday. He is conducting a store
there for D. H. Biethan.
]. T. Carruth made trip to Aber-
deem, Saturday, in his new Stude-
baker car to take former Governor
Hawley and others down to the demo-
cratic meeting held there in the even
ing.
Henry Giles went to Heise Hot
Springs the last of the week.
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