The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-08-18

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Blackfoot visitor this week.
DR.. and Mrs. M. Tuters, of Monte.
'celli Iowa, were visitors here, Thurs.
day.
Philip Piercy left for Arco this
week, where he has secured a posi-
ton.
Girls M. Krause, of Long Beach,
California, was a Blackfoot visitor,
Friday.
w. T. McFarlane, Of Salt Lake,
passed thru here, Friday, enroute to
Burley.
Mrs. John Belcher, Of Firth, was
a Blackfoot visitor the latter part
of last week.
Miss Edithe Thomas, of Logan, is
visiting l.. R. Thomas and family for
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Dustin motored
to Salt Lake, Sunday. They will re-
turn Friday.
Emily Whittlesey and Anna Spong-
berg spent the weekend with Mrs.
Leslie Dustin.
Miss Elizabeth Dubois returned
home Tuesday from a very enjoyable
camping trip.
Frank Timpson, of Idaho Falls,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Stanley Gaddie.
William Cross. of Pocatello, is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. w. E. Club
buck, this week.
C. F. Hendrie and son, Charles,
'motored to Salt Lake, Saturday, re-
turning Monday.
G, A. Bumgarner is planning to
take a trip to North Carolina about
the first Of September.
Miss Alice Jones returned last
week from an extended visit with
Utah friends in Nebraska.
w. e. Newman and party OF four
passed thru Blackfoot, Thursday, en-
route to Yellowstone park.
Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Read, of Land
er, Wyoming, passed thru BlacKtoot'
Thursday, on their way home.
E. C. Conklin and family went out
in the hills the last of the week
on a fishing and hunting trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh MacCosham
returned from Salt Lake, Wednesday.
They motored down in their car.
George Holbrook went down to Po-
catello this week to take up a DOCK
keeping position he has secured
there.
Miss Olivia Chapman, OF Shoshone,
Idaho, arrived Monday and will spend
about two weeks here visiting her
many friends.
+ Mr.. Oldendorf, who has been act
ing as night o. S. l.. operator Tor
several weeks, left Blackfoot,
day. for Dillon, Montana.
Ersel Lindsay, Lowell Holbrook'
Merrill Boyle, Dave Neilan and a
old Anderson motored to Pocatello'
Sunday, and spent the evening.
Josephine Hendrie is expected
home next week. She has spent a
evrv pleasant summer visiting rela-
tiyes and friends in the east.
Mrs. Catherine Carroll and two
grand daughters, of Ogden, are visit
ing Mrs. W. E. Chubbuck. Mrs. Car
roll is Mrs. Chubbuck's mother.
John Powers, Mrs. Ed. Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. c. S. Knodle, Chauncey
Knodle and Mary Louise Smith lett
Saturday for Yellowstone park
BRYAN Neev, of Ontario, arrived in
town last week and is living with
his aunt, Mrs. J. E. Hopkins. He
is employed in Arthur's Barber shop.
+, Why not make your farm loans
with an Idaho institution? Idaho
State Life Of Boise handles them with
dispatch and always has money on
hand. auV'oOIl
Editor Trego has been canvassing
the West Firth and Woodville
country and the Goshen district re-
Gently, taking subscriptions to The
Republican.
where they will spend several weeks.
Mrs. George Longhurst, of Shelley,
has sold her 80-acre farm to Levi
COX for about $4,000. Mrs. Long
hurst moves to another place near
by.
i Judge Dunn, of north Idaho, visit
ed Blackfoot the first of the week
in the interest of his nomination for
a place on the supreme bench of this
state.
B. H. Alfred returned Tuesday
from a pleasure trip to Moore and
Arco, where he and his friends
angled for their allowance of trout
and got them.
Mr.. and Mrs. s.. l.. Reece, Miss
Julia Brennan, Miss Ruth Poynter
and Mrs. D'Orr Poynter motored to
Salt Lake, Saturday, and returned
Tuesday.
Theodore Goodpasture was down
from Ozone this week getting sup
plies. He is building the new school
house among the dry farmers, they
having agreed upon a location that
most of the children a get to by
starting early.
w. r. Hawkey, a former resident
of Blackfoot, is here for a week or
two visiting frinds. He has been in
California and Illinois the past year
and will return to Belvidere, Illinois,
early in September,
There is pleasure in dealing direct
when making farm loans. Idaho State
Life of Boise handles improved farm
loans at 8 per cent, without commits
sions, and would like to have your
patronage. adv. soft
The Misses Corinne Porter and
Clara Wipperman, of Idaho Falls,