The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-12-31
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man. president; George Gagon, vice
president; C. v. Fisher, cashier; w.
IF. Bergman, assistant cashier; w.
d. Gagon, receiving teller; M. M.
Farmer, savings teller; H. Won Los
towicka, E.. e. Sanders and David
Neelan, bookkeepers; Miss Elizabeth
Farrell, stenographer; Edward Neid-
er, porter.
UTAH-IDAHO SUGAR
COMPANY-19O4
William Varley, factory superin-
tendent; George H. Smith, agricul-
tural superintendent; r. H. Clayton,
secretary and accountant; capacity
1000 tons daily; employs about lao
men in the factory and SO outside;
acreage in 1915, 1880; used about
$4,000 tons of beets.
U. s. POST OFFTCE-1864-76-79
Gregory Jones, postmaster; c. B.
Abbott, assistant; T. F. Farmer,
money order and postal savings; N.
A. Stone, general delivery and dis
tribution; ]. NJ Weigel, window de-
livery and distribution; J. J. Quillan,
substitute; w X. Snyder, city carrier
number one; w. w. Kinney city car
rier number two; Thomas Lindsay,
R. F. D. number one; c. H. Brown,
r. F. D. number two; U. G.. Holt, r.
F. d. number three; Edward Bentley,
r. F. D. number four; Ersal Lindsay,
substitute.
HUNTERS FEED STORE
James Hunter, owner and man,
ager; Miss Agnes Hunter, clerk.
WALBURN's ROOMING
HOUSE-1913
George Walburn, owner; capacity
20 rooms.
WATSON'S GARAGE - 1911-1914
Maurice Watson, owner and man.
ager; capacity about 40 cars.
GREAT WESTERN HIDE
& JUNK HOUSE-19OO
M. Volpert, manager; Nathan Vol
pert assistant.
WHITES TRANSFER 1911-1914
|. H. White and L. B. White. own
ers; Margaret Neelan, bookkeeper;
Lee Roy, teamster.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE
]. T. Carruth, register; Charles e.
Harris, receiver; Willard T. Smith,
and T. c. Peterson, clerks; Charles
Simon, law clerk; l.. B. Kimball,
and L. R. King, stenographers.
OREGON SHORT LINE
RAILWAY-1879-1887
w. L. Young, agent; Miss Lulu
Young, ticket agent; e. C. Struck,
yard master; Alonzo Kohn, freight
llerk: F. P. Rowell, first trick opera
tor; A. D. Unkefer, second trick OPP
orator; r. P. Mahnkin, third trick
operator; c. v. Evans, baggage
agent; A. B. Carter, baggage man;
H. G. Hudson, baggage man; Dennis
Cox, warehouse foreman; Lekay Pic
ket and Wallace Clark, warehouse
men; Peter Anderson, depot police
man Nick Nuccini, porter; Frank
Payne, roundhouse foreman; three
assistants at roundhouse; resident
train crews-Mackay branch: T. NJ.
Farrell, passenger conductor; w. e
Chubbuck, freight conductor; L
Strachan, passenger brakeman; Gid
Dram, passenger Engineer; Ethe:
Rose, passenger fireman; Mr.. Carter,
freight engineer; Mr.. Peck, freight
fireman; J. D. Brown, brakeman.
Aberdeen branch: William Smith,
conductor; Russell Drollinger, brake
man; Joseph Daniels, brakeman;
David Neelan, engineer. Beet train:
Mr.. Rosenberg, conductor; T. M.
Cline, brakeman; Ty Cobb, brake
man. Section foremen: A. e. Bell,
1872; Frank Wilson, number
1913; Frank McCurdy, number 4O1. |
UNION TELEGRAPH 90.
T. H. Mosier, manager; Guy Eel.
@. 8. BEEBE, INSURANCE
G. s. Beebe and w. C. Allen, own
ers; Miss Nettie badger, stenograph-
or.
POTATO & FRUIT
GROWERS AssOCIATTON-f013
e. A. Doud, president; James Pend
lebury, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and man
ager; Lee, meyer, w. c. Thompson,
Jos. Heatley, George e. Reay, e. A. |
Doud. X. M. Hunzeker, directors;
Miss Mabel Christensen, bookkeeper.
PALACE BARBER SHOP
George Locey, owner; w. r. Rob-
bins, Leo Taylor, Clifford Rhodes and |
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