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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-08-04

Miss Gertrude Grantham, of
Ocilla, spent Thursday with Mrs.
]. H. Dodgen.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-08-04

Mrs. r. l. Maffett and children
left today for Springvale to visit.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-08-04

L. L. Griner, James E. Turner
John Henry Mays, G, P. Mingle
dorff, Rembert Travis, George E
Kicker, G. S. Flournoy, John Rus
sell, A. H. Denmark, ]. L. Pitt
man, Lon Dickey, T. ]. Dickey
and Miss Halloween Venable anC
Ida Mckay.
Mrs. l. Eads, of Gainesville
Fla, is visiting Mrs. Alberson or
South Grant street.
Miss Maria Cotton, of Hamil
ton, is the attractive guest of Miss
Daisy Boney.
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Mrs. J. w. Rowland and son
Cecil, left yesterday for Ludowici
and Savannah, where they will
visit for several weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Martin and
family left today for St. Simons
to camp for a week.
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Miss Eunice Lott, of Douglass
was the. guest of Mrs. Marcus
Luke this week.
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Miss Atha Meyers, of Wood
bury, is visiting Mrs. E. P. Scar
cy and relatives.
Mr., and Mrs. ]. H. Wideman
and family left today for St. ST
mons to spend week.
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Miss Edith Knorpp returned
Thursday from a visit to friends
in COrdele.
Mrs. d. ]. Henderson and child
rem, of Ocilla, are visiting friends
in the city.
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Miss Gertrude Grantham, OF
Ocilla, spent Thursday with Mrs
]. H. Dodgen.
Messrs. Braton Davis and
Charles Crawley spent Sunday in
Ashburn.
Mrs. R. l. Maffett and children
left today for Springvale to vsiit
Miss Dorothy Maffett who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. R. l
Maffett left for her home in Mon
tezuma today.
Mrs. ]. L. McCarty and daugh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth, left today for
dawson and She1lman to visit rel
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Walter
leave tonight to spend their vaca-
ton in Gastonia, N. c. and Allan
ia.
Mr.. Frank Ridgdill has left for
Triton, where he will spend about
ten days with relatives.
Mrs G.. A. Jolley and Mrs. Ida
Mckay will chaperon a party Of
young people at a picnic tonight
at the Blue and Gray Park.
Miss Matte Mcpherson, O.
Lufkin, Texas, is the attractive
guest of her cousin, Mrs. f. P
Searcy, on West Pine Street.
FOR RENT-My shop on N
Grant Street 1t is rebuilt for ;
repair shop, a good location fo
small garage. | also have 2 small
cars fit for delivery. Will sci
cheap or trade. Alo steam boilers
engine and saw mill. Call on L
c. Parnin. If
| COTTON PICKERS we sci
cotton sheets and sacks. DODI
supply COMPANY. tt
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-08-04

Miss Dorothy Maffett who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. R. l..
Maffett left for her home in Mon
tezuma today.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-08-04

Mr. and Mrs. Walker Walter
leave tonight to spend their vaca-
ton in Gastonia, N. C. and Allan
ia.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-08-04

Mrs, ]. L. McCarty and daugh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth, left today for
Dawson and Shellman to visit rel
ativeS.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-12-29
FIRMS THAT ARE COMING

]. w. Beachy, dealer in fine foot.
wear, of Idaho Falls. will establish
a store in Blackfoot about the first
of February. They will handle mems
women's and childrens shoes and
hosiery. Mr.. Beachy informs us thai
all the furniture and fixtures will be
new, that the stock will be new and
up-to-date, and that the store will be
one of the finest in the state. 1t is
our understanding that it will be In
the new Eccles building.
Bundle & Hunter Of Idaho Falls
will open a mems ready-to-wear in
the new Eccles building about the
first of February. The furniture and
fixtures will all be new and elegant
and the stock will be new and up
to-date, starting with spring goods.
The Paw-nee Hotel, containing 81
rooms is now nearing completion and
will be open for business at the open
ing of spring. 1t is heated by hot
water, is three stories high, will have
telephones in all the guest rooms
and is one of the chain of hotels
which they will operate thru Utah
and Idaho.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-12-29
THE TELEPHONE COMPANY q

With the growth and prosperity
of every community, all business
firms, no matter how large or how
small share alike according to in
vestment, and in this connection, 1t
can be said that the Mountain States
Telephone and Telegraph company
have enjoyed their proportion of the
wonderful development that has TAX
en- place in and around Blackfoot.
While it takes more investment to
take care of a growing business where
the demands of the people cannot
be estimated, yet the telephone COM
pany is always preparing for unex-
pected emergencies and has develop
ed considerable rural territory the
past year.
Two years ago when the present
mana. 'er, L. J. Chapman, took charge
Of the Blackfoot exchange there were
603 subscribers. On December rs,
this year, which date is the close
of the fiscal year, there was $40
telephones connected on the Black
foot exchange.
Pole lines and wires have been
erected and strung in all directions
the past year, and it is now possible
to talk from the Heber Rich ranch
near Pingree to the H. X. Williams
ranch at Presto, together with all
the territory between these points.
This means that the people of Black
foot enjoy exchange service within
range of 81 miles which will give
some idea of the immense amount of
pole line necessary to cover such a
large rural territory.
The coming year will also see con-
siderable development. The switch
board capacity is to be enlarged, and
also the cable capacity. The new
buildings now in course Of erection
in Blackfoot will add nearly 100
phones to the system, while the res
idence section is adding stations al
most daily. The force in the office
has been materially increased, which
means large pay roll, more money
spent in the community. The rebuild
of the cable system, which was COM
pleted last June has made 1t posi-
BILE for the company to render better
service and reach the outlying dis
tricts and additions. The telephone
development is considered as a re-
liable barometer in business growth
as well as increase in population and
considering the number Of telephones
in service, Blackfoot is the fourth
largest city in Southern Idaho, the
cities ranking as follows: First, Po-
catello; second, Idaho Falls; third,
Twin Falls; fourth, Blackfoot; fifth,
Burley; sixth, Rexburg; seventh,
Bull.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-12-29
IDAHO INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
New Industries. Investments of Capt.
tai and Many Payrolls are Caus-
ing Rapid Development

It is a liginificant fact that presi-
dents of three railroads this
week inspected that part of the Mil
waukee railroad in Montana on which
electricity is employed as motive pow
,er. In view Of the fact that in
railway circles it has been currently
reported that several important west
ern roads contemplate changes that
mean the electrifying of mountain
divisions, the trip precedes possible
announcements to come.
Public sentiment and sentiment
among railroad men does not seem
to be over strong in favor of gen.
eral strike If the courts should
happen to hold the Adamson law
unconstitutional.
Boise-$10, 900, 900 deposits in the
banks here, increase Of $4,000, 900 in
a year. Five million cash and ex-
change; total assets $4,000. 900.
Twin Falls-Methodis start new
$40, 000-church.
Custer county people approve
100000 bond issue.
Twin Falls - $4,000 business
block to be erected at once.
Burley-Clover seed brings $4,000
fl ON rs acres near here.
Wendell cheese factory is putting
its first products on the market.
st. Joseph sawmill erecting burn
er and building addition.
Sandpoint-Bower & Cone of Rear
dan, Wash, contemplating cheese
factory. :.
Pocatello-Thomas r. Cutler, gen
eral manager of the Utah-Idaho Sug-
ar Co. predicts that in less than Is
years the U. s. will be exporting in
stead of importing sugar beet seed.
Burley-Flour mill a possibility
here.
Bancroft-Plans discussed for in
creasing facilities for Equity Machine
and Elevator Co.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-12-29
WICKS

Mr. and Mrs. George Dunn are en-
tertaining Mrs. Dunn's mother, Mrs.
Matilda Merrill Of Smithfield, Utah.
R. e. Lambert and family spent
several days the first OF the week
at Pocatello.
Warren Reynolds left on Saturday
for Salt Lake City, where ne WILL
spend the holidays with relatives.
]. T. Woodland has leased his ranch
to Frank Hamilton. Mr.. Hamilton
will take possession in the spring.
J. c. Mackie and family, Mrs. Han
nah Silene and A. J. Peck were
Christmas guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ALI
Buttcane.
Ruth Sims returned to her home
here on Monday after spending sew
eral weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Ramey at Porterville.
e. M. Kennedy was business Wis
itor here on Tuesday evening.
We are glad to report that Mrs.
Alloys Spanbauer, who was patient
at the Idaho Falls hospital for about
ten days was able to return to her
home last week and Is much I'M
proved in health.
Myrtle Simmons left on Friday even
ing for her home at Blackfoot to
spend her vacation.
arthur Arave of Firth Is the guest
at the home of his sister, Mrs. d. ID.
Bingham.
Doris Dunn came out from Black
foot on Sunday and will spend her
vacation with her parents. ~
A. H. Simmons and sons Of Black
foot attended the entertainment here
on Friday evening.
Charles La Fever and family OF
Blackfoot and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Q.
Wasley were Christmas guests at the
Powell home.
The entertainment given at the
school house on Friday evening was
we'll attended and the audience SEEM
ed we'll pleased with the program.
J. G. Thompson and family were
entertained at dinner at dinner at
the Dunn home on Christmas day.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-12-29
RAILROAD STATIONS.
BINGHAM COUNTY

Main line, from north to south:
Shelley, Monroe, Firth, Wapello, Su-
gar factory, Blackfoot, Young, Glib
son, Fl. Hall.
Mackay branch. going west: Col
Inns, Akin, Moreland, (Keever P. o.,
Moreland Junction, Taber, Cerro
Grande.,
Aberdeen branch, going southwest
from Moreland Junction: Rockford
Virden, Pingree, Springfield, Ster-
ling, Aberdeen.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-12-29
CONVENTION WEEK; POCATELLO
January S-1S

Five big conventions. See Oregon
Short Line agents for excursion rates.
Adv.
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CHURCHES

Catholic church, Father Gresl.
Christian Science church, Mrs. r.
T. Peck, reader.
=. Baptist church. J. G. Austin pas
Epis ,opal church, Alfred George,
pastor.
Lutheran church, Luther Strom-
Quist pastor.
Methodist church, s. J. Clancy,
pastor.
Latter DAY SAINTS church. Back.
foot stake James Duckwort1, IresI-
dent; D. Buchanan, bishop first WARD;
Lorenzo X. Thomas, bishop second
ward.
LODGES
Masonic lodge, A. F. & A. M. No.
SO. Presiding officer, James B. Bro
kaw, w. M; Ernest Pearson, secre-
tary. y
knights of Pythias: Presiding Of
ficer, M. M. Farmer, G. c.; Keeper
of records and seal, Charles Simon. i.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows:
Presiding officer, L. B. White, N. G.;
Fred Pelkey, secretary.
Order of Eastern Star. Presiding
officer, Mrs. Edward Thoreson, w.
M; Mrs. Edith H. Simons, secretary.
Royal Neighbors. Presiding Of
ficer, Mrs. I. H. White; Mrs. Charles
e. Harris, secretary.
Womans Benefit Association Of the
World. Presiding officer, Mrs. PEN
nington, Il. c.; Mrs. James Martin,
record keeper.
CLUBS
Bingham County Civic League.
Board of directors: H. D. MacCosham,
Earnest Pearson, F. N. Parkinson,
Nofear Davis, w. C. Sollenberger,
Byrd Trego, w. A. Beakley, H. G..
Tavey, William Varley.
Current Event Club. Presiding Of
ficer. Mrs. Bertha e. Powers; Mrs
Mary MacVicar, secretary.
Village Improvement Society. Pre-
siding officer, Mrs Jessie Woodin;
Mrs. Frank DeKay, secretary; Mrs.
r. N. West, treasurer.
P. e. O. Society. Presiding officer,
Mrs. Samuel Wilson; Mrs. Fred
Christ, secretary; Mrs. F. J. Cowen,
treasurer.
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M. D Andrus G Sons, general mer-
chandise.
W. ]. Ramsey & Co., general mer-
chandise; cash store.
Firth Milling Co., mill capacity
SO barrels daily.
The Idaho Lumber Co., building
materials and hardware.
Mr.. Knudson, blacksmithing.
DR.. Piper, druggist.
F. G. Rogers, post master.
William Hutchinson, pool hall.
Restaurant and candies.
Hotel
VIII Jolley, livery and garage.
Pool hall.
O. L. Andrus, dealer in potatoes.
Milo Andrus, dealer in hogs.
The Western Mill and ELEVATOR Co.,
dealers in produce.
GOSHEN
J. ]. Bragger. general merchan-
disc.
Blacksmith shop.
BASALT 4.
Basalt Mercantile Co., general mer-
chandise.
Charles Criddle, post master. e
Blacksmith shop.
OZONE
A store and post office on Willow
creek over the range east of Basalt.
ABERDEEN
A large village in the south end
Of the county, has newspaper OF
it's own and for that reason is not
reported here. The Times Is pub
lished by J. A. Toner.
EXPERIMENTAL FARM
l.. G. Aicher, superintendent. OPP
Grated by state and federal govern
ment, near Aberdeen, Bingham coun-
SHELLEY
A large village in the north end
of the county, has newspaper OF
its own and for that reason is not
reported here. The Pioneer is pub
lished by Joseph Adams.
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and Mrs. Robert BOYD. managers;
Fred billiard, E,orothy Stephens.
PARIS CAFE
Paul Hong, proprietor; Hong Sing,
Hong Tai, Charlie Chan, Charlie
Tong, Tom Hong, Lewie Kong.
PARIS MILLINERY-1912
Mrs. T.. G.. Mayes, owner; Meta
Bingham, assistant.
PALACE DRUG STORE
Edward Thors.en, proprietor; G.
s. Swanager, L. s. Davidson, phar-
macists.
PALACE BARBER SHOP
-Four chairs. George Locey, pro-
prietor; o. e. Snyder, X. P. Rhodes;
Frank Knollder, BARRIERS; Wallace
Terrell, porter. aC IS
PARKINSON REAL ESTATE
AND INVESTMENT CO.-1S91.1912
F. C. Parkinson, H. N. Parkinson,
F. N. Parkinson, owners.
Penerato Company, makers of PEN
,etrato. DR.. J. B. Davis, president;
G.. ". Fisher, secretary.
POWERS PHARMACY
P. w. Powers, proprietor; George
d, Butler, pharmacist; John and Paul
Powers, William Lowrey, Miss Lille
Jordan.
PEARSON & CO.. GROCERs-191s
Ernest Pearson, proprietor; Chris
topher Barnstable, bookkeeper; Les
lie F. White, Clarence Hurst, A. T..
Mcdonald, Lowell Holbrook, George
Ezell, Ersel Lindsay, Por: Arthur.
F.oyd Mcdonald. Two auto deliveries.
ROWLEs-MACK CO.-19Os 1913
Clothiers. H. D. MacCosham, pre-
ident; E. w. Rowles, secretary treas
urer; Dell Edwards, Bert Anderson,
M. B. Tuohy. Clayton Hoover, sales
men; o. Weinrick, G. l.. Belle, tail
ors. Stores at Blackfoot and Idaho
Falls. E. w. Rowles, manager OF
the Idaho Falls house.
RISING SUN DAIRY
Merrill & Sons, owners; Ben Mer-
rill, manager.
RACKET STORE
Notions, etc. J. e. Estensen, pro-
prietor; C. R. Estensen, Mrs. Hazel
Hunnicut, Mrs. ]. E. Estensen, Dana
Messenger, Ora Murphy, Leonore Jor-
dan, Eeta Wells and Eula Wells.
RED BARN
Livery. ]. D. Murphy, proprietor;
Vardie McNiel, assistant.
RED CROSS GARAGE-1915
J. E. Hopkins and H. B. Curtis,
proprietora.
sKAGGs' CASH STORE-1916
Groceries. S. M. 81 eggs and o.
P. Skaggs, owners.
STEVENS, MRS. GRACE
Insurance. Office with Parkinson
Real Estate and Investfent Co.
SHORT, T. E.
Potato dealer.
sTUDEBAKER BROS. co.
Vehicles, of Salt Lake City, Utah.
o. Buchanan, manager local branch;
w. E. Curtis, J. |. Buchanan, sales
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d. w. sTANDRoD & CO., BANKERS

C. w. Bergman, president;
George F. Gagon, vice-president; c.
v. Fisher, cashier; F. w. Berryman,
assistant cashier; Wendell Gagon,
Marcus Farmer, tellers; E. E. Sand
ers,remittance clerk; Miss Lovey Gal
agan, stenographer; Robert Nichols,
C. N. Willemsen, David Neelan, Hans
Won Lostawicka, bookkeepers.
South Idaho Sanitarium, controll-
ed by a board of directors. S. l..
Reece, chairman; l.. E. Dillingham;,
of Mackay, secretary and George H.
Fisher of Bancroft; DR.. D'Orr Poyn-
ter, medical superintendent.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-12-29

WHITE TRANSFER GO.
L B. White, proprietor; May
Gertsch, bookkeeper; William Chand-
Ter, John Jensen, J. e. Rhodes, driv-
ers.
UNION TELEGRAPH 90.
Frank Moser. manager; Tom Riley,
YOUNIE BLOCK ROOMING HOUSE
Seventeen rooms. Mrs. A. M. Stew
art, proprietress, Mrs. Carlos Part
ridge, helper. .H
YOUNG, JAMES
Civil engineer. City engineer and
county surveyor.
LAWYERS
J. w. Jones. ~
G. F. Hansbrough.
w. A. Beakley. !
George F. Gagon.
William A. Lee.
R. w. Adair.
G. 8. Beebe.
Hamilton Wright.
R. j. Dygert.
A. s. Dickinson.
James e. Good.
J. s. Herr.
LAND ATrORNEys
L. r. Thomas.
J. H. Andersen.
Guy Stevens.
DENTISTS
w. S. Hoge.
Charles Mackey.
B. H. Hudson.
X. G. Bernhisel.
PHYSICIANS
G. A. Hoover
F. w. Mitchell.
w. E. Patrie.
J. B. Davis.
w. w. Beck.
J. B. Cooper.
H. J. Simmons.
: CHIRoPRACToRs
H. W. Gaumer.
Clairbel Sickert.
EYE SIGHT SPECIALISTS
A. B. Richards.
A. E. VonHarten.
CARPENTERS AND CONTRACTORS
Marcus Mester.
A. B. Stephens.
D. A. Jenkins.
Pelkey Brothers.
w. T. Ward & Sons.
B. T. Badger.
Jake Quillin.
Taylor Brothers.
M. H. Shirley.
S. ]. Faulconer.
]. L. Wigand.
B. A. Potter.
H. Roemish.
HOUSE MOVER
]. w. Conkle.
BEE MEN
]. H. SLOVENIAN.
Weber Brothers.
John Bellamy
CITY OFFICIALS
E. T. Peck, mayor.
W. F. Bergman, chairman of coun-
Gil.
Councilmen: A. B. Stephens, C.
G. Clarke, F. w. Pelkey, w. F. Ber-
ryman, w. G. Thompson, B. F. Boil
ing, Frank Heese and F. E. DeKay.
Note-F. e. DeKay vacates his Of
fee this week and successor will be
appointed. The city election comes
in April, 1917.
R. S. DeKay, clerk.
Lorenzo R. Thomas, city attorney.
Russell Sewell, chief of police,
Drew, night patrolman.
James Young, city engineer.
w. H. Groseclose, street commits
,ioner and in charge Of the fire de-
)artment.
Mr.. Rollins, cleaner of streets.
COUNTY OFFICERS-ELECT
COUNTY OFFICERS
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SMITH BAKERY

c. F. Smith, proprietor; Frank
Smith, Douglas Smith, Ruth Smith,
George Walters, Walter George,
STUDIO GRAND-1912
Ford Hassing, proprietor; Mrs.
Ford Hassing, assistant; Harry Gran
dali; artist.
SOUTHERN IDAHO WATER
POWER CO.-19O3-1912
J. B. Brokaw, manager; S. K. Pax
ton, lineman; Miss Dorothy Hoyt,
clerk.
THOMPSON, w. C.-1915
Stock dealer. Buys, feeds and
ships livestock.
U. s. LAND OFFICE
J. T. Carruth, 'gister; Charles E..
Harris, receiver; Willard I. Smith,
T. C. Peterson, clerks; Charles Simon,
law clerk; L. B. Kimble, l.. r. King,
stenographers.
U. s. POST OFFICE
Gregory Jones, post master; G. B.
Abbott. assistant; T. F, Farmer, mon
ey order and postal savings; ]. M
Weigel, window delivery and distri-
button; w. X. Snyder, mailing clerk;
Arthur Smith, substitute; W. w. Kin
ney, city carrier No. 1; v. A. Barrier
city carrier No. 2; Thomas Lindsay
R. F. D. Mol; G. H. Brown, r. F
D. No. Q; u. G. Hoyt, r. F. D. No. 3;
Edward Bentley, R. F. D. No. 4;
Arthur Smith, substitute.
UTAHIDAHO SUGAR CO.-1904
Agricultural department: G. H
Smith. Sr., superintendent; Edward
smith farm foreman; John Briggs
G.H. Smith, Jr., James Cobbley. field
men. Accounting department: r. H
CLAYTON cashier; 8. w. Gaddie, book
keeper: T. p. Walters, time-keeper;
o. S. Lindsay, clerk; 3. =. Scannell
r. G. Carmody, stenographers; Ron.
Cd. Rohbfns. weighman. Me9hanical
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-12-29
SPRINGFIELD

Thomas Blackburn & Sons, gen.
elal merchandise and post office.
]. w. Criddle, general merchan-
disc.
E. T. Shelman, blacksmith and
garage
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COUNTRY STORES

John Oborn at Snake river bridge.
General merchandise.
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PINGREE

, G. A. Swope, merchandise and post
office.
Mrs. R. L. Blair, Pingree hotel.
James Lunchford, blacksmith.
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CERRO GRANDE

Mclaughlin & Wakefield, merchan
disc and post office.
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CLUBS

MARY MAJ lCdT, 60CIcLdIy.
Village Improvement Society. Pre-
siding officer, Mrs Jessie Woodin;
Mrs. Frank DeKay, secretary; Mrs.
r. N. West, treasurer.
P. E. O. Society. Presiding officer,
Mrs. Samuel Wilson; Mrs. Fred
Christ, secretary; Mrs. F. J. Cowen,
treasurer.
COUNTRY STORES
John Oborn at Snake river bridge.
General merchandise.
RIVERSIDE
Hans Peterson & Sons, dealers In
general merchandise. Motor truck
for transfer work.
Nels Sorenson, blacksmithing.
ROCKFORD
Hans Peterson & Sons, dealers in
general merchandise. Motor truck
for transfer work.
w. w. Stephens, merchandise.
THOMAS
G.. w. Stowell, merchandise.
KEEVER (MORELAND)
Lindsay-Welker Co., general mer-
chandise and implem 'nts. Motor
truck for transfer work.
The Idaho Lumber Co., Building
materials
Fyans & Farnsworth, blacksmiths.
w. P. Bliss, blacksmith.
Lewis Robbins, dealer in potatoes
and produce.
Ralph. Robbins, groceries, meats
and fruits.
Estby & Conklin, dealers in pro-
duce.
TABER
H. F. Scissor, hotel and merchan-
disc.
F. B. Evans, general merchandise
and post office.
H. F. Willecke, dealer in impIe-
ments. Manager for the Idaho Lum-
Der Co.
CERRO GRANDE
Mclaughlin & Wakefield, merchan-
disc and post office.
PINGREE
. G. A. Swope, merchandise and post
office.
Mrs. R. L. Blair, Pingree hotel.
James Lunchford, blacksmith.
SPRINGFIELD
Thomas Blackburn & Sons, gen.
Ell al merchandise and post office.
]. w. Criddle, general merchan-
disc.
E. T. shelman, blacksmith and
garage
SEED GROWERS
Pure seed growers, raising Gr1mm's
and common. alfalfa seed in large
quantities. Arthur j. Snyder, Spring
lield, H. K. Wiley and G.. A. Line,
Sterling, Bingham county.
SPRINGS TROUT RANCH
Operated by George H. Isaac. near
Springfield, Bingham county.
STERLING
Sterling Mercantile Co., general
o. e. Nelson, general merchandise.
nj
De Mote Hotel.
Mr.? ?????, blacksmith.
T. L. Jones, post master.
Clarence Quantrell, manager for
the Idaho Lumber Co.
M. A. Driscoll, pool hall, soft
drinks and barber shop.
New drug store building awaiting
an occupant.
FORT HALL
H. w. Evans, post trader, merchan-
disc and Indian goods. :.
Fort Hall is the agency for the
Shoshone and Bannock Indian reser-
vation. It Is the capital and gov
erned thru the Departmental the In.
terror, using Indian police for detail
work! The government school Is
maintained by the Federal govern
ment for the education and training
of the Indian children, consisting OF
the Shoshones, Lemi and Bannocks
Horton M. Miller is the superintend-
emit Of the agency and has much farm
lands for lease.
WAPELLO
Wapello Mercantile Co., general
merchandise, Ben Muir, manager.
q. %. Scott, blacksmith and wheel
wright.
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WAPELLO

Wapello Mercantile Co., general
merchandise, Ben Muir, manager.
e. 70. Scott, blacksmith and wheel
wright.
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THOMAS
G. w. Stowell, merchandise.
KEEVER (MORELAND)
TABER

H. F. Scissor, hotel and merchan-
disc.
F. B. Evans, general merchandise
and post office.
H. F. Willecke, dealer in imp1e-
ments. Manager for the Idaho Lum-
Der Co.
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ROCKFORD

Hans Peterson & Sons, dealers in
general merchandise. Motor truck
for transfer work.
w. w. Stephens, merchandise.
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sTUDEBAKER BROS. co.

Vehicles, of Salt Lake City, Utah.
o. Buchanan, manager local branch;
w. E. Curtis, J. l. Buchanan, sales
men.
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RIVERSIDE

Hans Peterson & Sons, dealers In
general merchandise. Motor truck
for transfer work.
Nels Sorenson, blacksmithing