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

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MISTRESS Augusta Johnson, presi-
dent Of the ReBecCas, came up from
Pocatello. Tuesday. to attend the
meeting of the lodge that evening.
Wayne Ellingson, formerly of the
First National bank OF Blackfoot,
has been indefinitely transferred to
the bank of Shelley as assistant cash
Ter.
Blackfoot has gone on record as
being unable to clean up its rubbish.
viii you vote Tuesday that you don't
want paving to take the place OF the
mud?
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Quantrell re-
turned the first of the week from
several months spent In the south
land wherever the quest for pleasure
took them.
This is good time of the year to
caution the youngsters about town
not to fall in love with the flowers
In other peoples yards to the extent
Of swiping them.
Mrs. e. !. Taylor and her mother
and little daughter, Gladys, came in
Monday from the dry farm near
Taber They made the trip both
ways with a team and buggy.
Blackfoot has gained the reputa-
ton of being slow, sleepy town,
where anybody that tries can sue
coed. Will you vote Tuesday that
we don't want the streets paved?
J. T. Carruth, V. G. White, G. V.
Fisher and B. S. Kimball, of Black
foot, attended the annual meeting of
the Mud Lake Canal company at
Idaho Falls the first of the week.
Mrs. Piercy Albrecht, Of Pocatello,
visited Susan Biethan for several
days this week. While here she as
sisted Mrs. Brokaw with her lunch
cons and electrical demonstrations.
George Campbell made trip to
Arco over the weekend, and return
ed Monday morning with Mr.. Wieg-
and, when they both went to Gold
Point to give attention to the mines
in which they are interested.
P. HI. Mather and wife arrived last
Thursday to make their residence in
Blackfoot, Mr.. Mather was called
here from Denver to take a position
in the Golden Rule store.
F., Miller, of the Pahsimeroi val
ley, came thru Blackfoot early this
week on his way to Colorado Springs,
where he has been called by the ill
ness of his wife.
Mrs. C. V. Osborn, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Davis,
and the c.. F. billiard family, in
Blackfoot, returned Monday to her
home in Pocatello.
Rev. Thomas Johns, of the Meth
odist church of Mackay, passed thru
Blackfoot, Monday, on his way to
Durkee, Oregon, where a series OF
special meeting are to take place.
Mrs. D. H. Biethan went to Arco,
Tuesday morning. Frank Silene, her
son-in-law is critically i'll with ty-
phoid fever. Mrs. Biethan brought
her little granddaughter back with
her.
A party chaperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs, Perkins motored to Pocatello to
spend Saturday with friends; they
were Miss Loa Martin, Miss Gladys
Jackman, Campbell and Albert
Brown.
e. v. Call, who lives east of town,
has let the contract to James Yancey
for the erection of six-room bunga-
low with bath, using the plans fur
nished by the Gem State Lumber
company.
Dryden Reay, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the local
hospital about two weeks ago, is i'm
proving fast. Mr.. Reay is at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Theodore
Schneider.
Mrs. C. w. Jarman was in from
Wapello, Tuesday, and said that she
and one of the neighbors had been
planting garden rather early and are
trying to have new peas ready for
use by Decoration day.
.Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Johnston went
to Springfield, Saturday, to visit with
Mrs. Johnston's neice, Mrs. o. B.
Balm. Mr.. johnston returned home,
Monday, Mrs. Johnston returning
Wednesday.
Fred Barker, who has spent most
of the winter in Blackfoot with rela-
tives and friends, left Tuesday for
California, where he,will spend a few
weeks and then return to his home
in Minnesota.
P. H. Mathers, of Denver, has &C
copied a position with the Golden
Rule store. Mr.. Mathers takes the
place of Mr.. Elsey, who has been
transferred to the Golden Rule store
at Solida, Colorado.
Mrs. Lila B. Hunter, of Dubois,
has brought libel suit against L..
D. Reynolds of that place for max
ing. remarks damaging to her repu-
tation, he being charged with saying
that she carried small stock OF
millinery for blind.
You know the story told by the
Arkansas traveler-when the wealth
er was good they didn't need the
roof repaired-the streets are in
pretty good condition now; will you
vote against the bonds? Not voting
at all is equal to half vote against
the bonds.
Hans G.. Gawers and wife left
Monday for Idaho Falls to take up
their residence. Mr.. Gawers goes to
take charge of the well known Cow
boy band. He has been playing VIC
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