The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-06-11

Mrs. George Green and son George
were up from Pocatello. Sunday
visiting Mrs. Eldredge.
Nevada Browning went to Ogden,
Tuesday, to visit relatives.
Miss Alice Beach is back from
Dietrich where she has been teaching
a term of school.
Neil A. Boyle made business trip
to Idaho Falls, Monday.
Senator Dubois arrived Friday
evening from Washington accempan-
led by his daughters, who have been
in school there
Mrs. Charles Brooks came up from
Pocatello, Thursday morning
e. M. Whitzell, formerly one of
the firm of He0ton & Whitzell, paint
ers, was down from Dubois, Wednes-
day. Mr.. Whitzell moved away from
here eight years ago, and is now
working at his trade at Dubois.
Service at St. Paul's Episcopal
church Sunday at II a. m. and p.
m. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
There is new boy at the home
of Mr. and Mrs Robert Osborn at
Boise, born at st. Alphonso's hospital
on Saturday the fifth of June.
J. w. Morrison, piano tuner, at the
Cottage Hotel for week. Orders
will receive prompt attention. Up
! ]. J. Quillin made business trip
to Pocatello, Tuesday afternoon.
There is new nine-pound boy at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Bis
choff, born Thursday afternoon, June
10.
Miss Ida Hansen had an acute at
tack of appendicitis this week.
Jake Baird was up from the cattle
ranch on the reservation Wednesday.
Neil A. Boyle is spending COM
encement week at All Hallows Col
lege at Salt Lake. He is treasurer
of their alumni.
e w. Rowles was down from Ida
no Falls, Thursday.
Otto Rydman, printer from Salt
Lake City, was in town, Thursday,
looking for a business opening.
Judge Cowen will hold court today
to clear up some cases.
Mrs. Fay Campbell, of Riverside,
returned Wednesday from Pocatello
where she had been visiting his sis
ter.
Mrs. D. H. Murdoch, of Lowell,
Wyoming, came in Wednesday and
surprised her son, D. ]. Murdoch, of
Rockford, where she will visit for
while.
Mrs. Siegel Morrell, of Fairfield,
Idaho, who has been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Lulah Smith at Blackfoot
went home the first of the week.
Mrs. Will Kinney returned Tuesday
from Boise, where she has been for
a month visiting her sister.
Jesse Brandon was down from st.
Anthony, Tuesday, between trains.
Miss Ruth Bales went to Pocatello,
Tuesday, to have her eyes treated.
Boys and girls, who want to he.pl
plan the sports for the big celebra-
tion at Blackfoot, should read about
it in this issue and see what is in
store for them and how to get it the
way they want it.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Larter, of Chill
ly, were in Blackfoot, Tuesday, on
their way to Gooding, where their
daughter has been in school the past
year. =
Pete Smith, S. P. Jones and George
Ellis, of Ellis, Idaho, spent part of
the week at Blackfoot, guests at
Fleischer's rooming house.
Mrs. L. Mousley, who has been at
Blackfoot for some time, Is now visit
ing with her daughter at Tren:oa,
Utah. /
The Gem State laundry received
carload of machinery for the laundry !
this week.
Ed Thoresen has purchased the
residence of Charles Sundquist south |
of the high schol and will move in
soon. Mr.. Sundquist moves back to
his farm above Porterville and the |
Wasley house near the Central school
now being vacated by Mr.. Thoresen is /
for rent.
If you are going on trip to the
expositions, do not forget that Mrs. !
Sumner c. Brown is ready to write /
you an accident policy before you
start. very small investment gives
you an accident policy for the year,
and people who can travel can not az
ford to be without such policies. See /