The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-05-26


this week.
Miss Clairbell Sickert made Sun
day trip to Pocatello.
Mike BischoI for painting and
tinting. Phone 800! adv. .4Otf.
L. s. Pew, Of Mackay, was Black
foot visitor over the week end.
Cash for eggs-highest market
prices paid for eggs in cash at Bic
thans. adv.
Rate Myers and Ray Stevens made
a trip to Rockford early this week.
Lawn mowers vsharpened at the
Brick shop. next to the Gibbs barn.
adv. 44-2p
l.. M. Capps made a, trip up the
Mackay branch on business the first
of the week.
W. G. Thompson made a trip to
Moore, Monday, to oversee the load
ing of his stock.
DR.. V. G. White, veterinarian, resi-
dence phone $50, office phone Is.
adv. 35tf.
Leonore Silene returned home Sat
urday after spending several days
with the Biethans.
DR.. E. G.. Bernhisel, dentist, Stand
rod Bank building. Office phone 81;
residence 307. adv. 41-13p
Miss O'Rourke, teacher at the Irv-
ing school, left for her home in Min
nesota, Monday morning.
Bert ~ Bailey, a hay and grain
merchant from Salt Lake, motored
thru Blackfoot the latter part of last
week.
Mrs. ] B. Brokaw gave series Of
luncheon lectures in American Falls
last week, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday.
Miss Mamie Brady, teacher in the
American Falls high school, made q
brief visit to Blackfoot the end of
last week.
Miss Billy Blinn, who taught here
last year, will visit Sue Biethan this
week. She is expected Wednesday
or Friday.
George Day, state land commits
sioner, made a trip thru Blackfoot
the first of the week, going on up
to Mackay, Monday morning.
J. B. Evans, of Salt Lake, tax
agent for the Short Line, paid
short visit to Blackfoot last Saturday
duu W0uJ vi W luduO l. dis
Sewing done by the day or piece.
Miss Richie. 263 East Bridge street.
Am out from 8 a. m. to y p. m.
adv. 38tf
C. .Broadhead and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. Schultz made a trip to Po-
catello last Saturday and they may
make more extended journey from
there.
w. McCarty, the druggist at Pow
ers pharmacy, is expecting his wife
here from Salt Lake this week. They
have rented Mrs. Sumner Brown-Per-
kin's house.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. DeHart and
daughter, Lucille, left Tuesday morn
ing for Nebraska, where they were
called by the serious illness of Mr.
DeHart's mother.
Mrs. H. A. Williams returned to
her home in Lima, Montana, after
spending six months visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. McMil-
Ian, in Blackfoot.
Sollen Clark, prosecuting attorney
of Custer county, returned from the
Democratic state convention at Po-
catello, Monday morning, after hav-
ing made short visit in Idaho Falls
on the way home.
Mrs. William Davidson, who has
been visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
o. e. Snyder, for three weeks, re-
| turned to her home in Logan, Utah,
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. M. W. Clay, of American
Falls, came up to Blackfoot on &C
count of the illness of her mother,
Mrs. ]. F. Clements, and returned
home Saturday, when her mother
was better.
Miss Ruth e. Allen, teacher of
Presto and Firth, the later place
substituted for her sister, Florence
Allen, left for Midway, Wyoming,
last Friday.
Miss Florence Allen, teacher of
Firth, but now at Halfway, Wyom-
ing is we'll pleased with her school
at that place and will probably re-
turn to Idaho next fall,
Thomas l.. Irving, of Firth, &C
companied Ruth e. Allen on her trip
as far as Pocatello, where after her
departure he went to Soda Springs
on business for Hopey & company, of
New York.
A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ruthop, Mr.. and Mrs. Neil F.
Boyle and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur MCMILLAN, Levi Post and Ed.
Kennedy left Saturday afternoon for
Moore, where they enjoyed a fishing
trip. They stayed at the hotel and
in that way the rainy weather did
, not spoil their trip. Two hundred
: and fifty fish were cought. They re-
turned Monday afternoon.
A party consisting of DR.. Walter
Hoge, DR.. Charles Mackey, Lawrence
White and Ernest Bensen enjoyed q
. weekend fishing trip up on the
Blackfoot river. Regardless of the
rain and wind they had most ex-
cellent outing and returned with sc
beautiful trout, some of them weigh.
ing as much as four and hall
pounds.
Mr.. Rolph, who is assisting City
Engineer James Young with the
plans and specifications for the paw
ing district, returned from Montana
the first of the week bringing witt
him his wife and three children, who
will make their home in Blackfo0
e.. L.