The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-03-26
MORELAND
J. A. Ha ston made business trip
to Pocatello, Monday.

to Pocatello, Monday.
Milo England shipped a car of
household goods, farming imple-
ments, cattle, horses, ETC., to Lost
river, Monday, where he expects to
spend the next few years raising cat
tie and horses. He has leased his
big ranch notheast of Moreland.
Lewis Robbins had the misfortune
Ito lose and extra good work horse
last Saturday night from the effects
of distemper.
Mrs. Mae Fyans went to Arco,
Monday, where she will spend few
days with her sister, Mrs. Thomas
Dixen.
} Mrs. E. G. Conklin is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Virgil Fahiniy at Les
lie this week.
! Quite a number of young people
gave a surprise party to Miss Bertha
Furniss last Saturday evening.
T. A. Furniss is making some i'm
lprovemert recently in the way of
out buildings.
Lee Meyer lost a good work horse
few days ago, caused by distemper
This disease seems to be quite pre-
valent this spring.
M. Gauske filed an dry farm near
Moreland. This complaint seems to
be contagious this spring Judging
from the number of dry claims TAX
en-.
Joseph Fyans is erecting a dwell
ing house on his dry ranch seven
miles north of Moreland this week.
Miss Barbra Sutton is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Sutton, in north More
land.
Harry Jordan has just completed
"a new barn on his ranch northwest
of Moreland and has other improve
ments under way.
Rev. fletcher, of Aberdeen, will
hold services in Moreland Sunday,
March %, at 1880 a. M, and in the
evening at 1880.
Kerr Willis has made a number of
improvement in his barber shop,
which adds wonderfully to the ap-
pearance and makes it more conven-
lent for Mr.. Kerr and his many Gus
toners.
c. c. Tompkins' family arrived
from southern California, Wednes-
day the seventeenth, and are now
located on West Church street. Mr..
Tompkins is manager of The Idaho
Lumber company's plant at this
place.
Moreland and Riverside high
school ball teams pulled off dandy
good ball game here Friday after
noon. Four to one in favor of More
land. If any other team is anxious
ito get their boots licked off just
let them try few rounds with More
lands team.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Robbins, H.
A. Benson and Misses Jennie Lind
say and Bertha Crouch attended SER
vices in Blackfoot, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Laura Mcconnell recently
completed a nice four room bungalow
on her dry ranch west of Moreland.
w. A. Overdrof, a railroad man,
from Pocatello, has located on his
dry farm few miles west and his
family will join him soon.
o. G. Tompkins has purchased a
new up-to-date well drilling outfit
and is now ready for business. He
is an experienced ell driller and has
the contract for drilling the well at
the cemetery in Blackfoot.
I Mrs. j. ]. Spicer's eye sight is
slowly improving after taking treat
ments with DR.. Clothier in Pocatello.
e. L. Garst, another railroad man
from Pocatello, is making arrange
,ments to locate ON his dry ranch west
of Moreland soon and expects his
family to arrive in a few days.
Lindsay-Welker company are max
ing a number of improvements in
their already big store, which will
give more room for their increasing
implement and hardware business.
We are glad to see these improve
ments for it shows that the people
fthis section believe in supporting
home industry. This company is do
ing all in their power to build up
this section by supplying the farm
ers with all their needs at most
reasonable price.