The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-05-26
Ras Hansen left for Thatcher this

Ras Hansen left for Thatcher this
week.
Cash for eggs-highest prices paid
for eggs in cash at Biethans. adv.
Judge Anderson returned from
| American Falls, Tuesday evening.
Mr. Grotwell, of Mackay, is spend
ing few days in Blackfoot.
Miss Peterson, of Salt Lake, is the
guest of Mrs. Brockman at the Cott-
age hotel this week.
Mrs. James Heatley went down to
Pocatello the first of the week to
pay visit to relatives there.
Mrs. Hazel Bergman and Mr.. By
bee motored to Aberdeen the first OF
this week on a business trip.
Mrs. Ray Pepper left for Payson,
Utah, Tuesday evening, to visit with
friends and relatives for month.
Mrs. nen Larsen and children
came down from Mackay, Wednes-
day, to visit friends in Pocatello.
Miss Alice Jones left Wednesday
for Central City, Nebraska, to attend
the wedding of her brother on June
Z.
Mrs. Brockman, who resides In
Mackay, spent two days in Blackfoot
this week shopping and visiting with
friends.
l.. R. Thomas made trip to
briggs and Teton this week, leaving
Thursday morning to attend to some
cases.
Judge Cowan and Reporter Earl
Weaver returned from Idaho Falls,
Sunday, after the close of court ses-
sions there.
Miss Leslie Potter arrived in
Blackfoot, Wednesday morning, to
pay few days visit to her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Potter.
Lee Elliott, who has been visiting
the home folks in Oregon, returned
to his present home at May, Idaho,
on the Mackay train Monday morn
ing,
The Irvine Drug &. Mercantile COM
pany have located a complete. drug
store at Pingree. Everything in
drugs "Buy it from Doc. Irvine and
know it is right. adv.46-4p
A party composed Of Mrs. Ada
Sweet, her daughter, Lady May, and
Frank Munro motored to the Helse
Hot Springs, Sunday.
/ r. T. Adams, of Wapello, has
bought fine new knight car. 1t
lis a very easy handling machine and
runs without noise, altho it uses a
little gas, but not enough to hurt.
| C. G.. Black of the Pahsimerof val
i. lev. who has been visiting his son,
Jim Black in Blackfoot, left this
week for the east. where he will re-
main for the summer.
Miss Irene Ward returned to her
home in Pocatello, Wednesday after
noon, after spending a few days visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. P. G.. Johnston
and family in Blackfoot.
!. J. C. Dale, of Arizona, visited for
few days this week with his sister
Mrs. Charles billiard, in Blackfoot
The two had not met for period OF
20 years until this week.
Mrs. Creecey, formerly a partner
, in charge Of the Commercial hotel
, left Wednesday afternoon for Salt
Lake City, where she expects to meet
, some relatives from the east.
Frank Gwatwald and Mrs. Harry
F. Brickman, of Mackay, came to
J Blackfoot, Tuesday, to meet theil
friend, Miss Gladys Peterson, who ar
, rived from Salt Lake the same day
on visiting trip.
, Mr.. Hickey, an old time resident
, of Custer county, and whose present
: home is in Bonanza, passed thru
Blackfoot the first Of the week. This
, was Mr.. Hickley's first train ride fol
, nearly 35 years.
X T0l1 ION nd yIy1fn
this week for Oklahoma, where they
will make their home. The Helping
/ Hand club gave them a nice part!
1 last Tuesday evening and theil
: friends showed them that they viii
: be greatly missed.
W. D. Vincent left Saturday morn
: ing for the east. He expects to visi
I with friends, attend the national Re
publican convention, and put in
: month or two at Columbia universit!
y to hear some special lectures. Mrs
Vincent left for Spokane last Thurs
: day. with Ddwain, where they will
: spend the summer with relatives.
: Alfred Hoover, the SON Of DR.. ant
q Mrs. C. A. Hoover, of Blackfoot, ha
o gone into business for himself a
4 Murtaugh on the twin Falls tract
n He has been working in drug stor
at Wendell for some time and ha
; bought drug business in connection
j. with some other man at Murtaugh
!. Charlie Lafever purchased the Fer
4 guson ranch of $40 acres near Mac
J. kay and some sheep, paying abou
n $4,000 for them. Mr.. Lafever ha
r about 10000 sheep and is said t
Is have been offered $4,000 for hi
e lamb crop which promises to be abou
mn haoH