The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-07-14

ter of work; L. B. Simons, keeper
of records and seal; w. F. Bergman,
master of e%xchequer; Howard Snod-
inner guard; e. E. Farmer, outer
guard. "'
Dave Gordon has just built a new
house on his farm east of Wapello.
Hamilton Wright spent a day in
Idaho Falls this week on business.
Miss Stella Wells, of Blackfoot,
has been visiting with her aunt, Mrs.
Jens Nielsen, at Kimball this week.
Hosiery for men women and child
rem, two pair for rs cents; Racket
store, adv.
Jens Nielsen has been entertaining
his brother and family from st. An
thony the past week.
Senator L. R. Thomas made a trip
to Idaho Falls, Tuesday, to take care
of a land contest case.
c. E. Moon is building a barn 36x
SO feet in size and has just completed
an addition to his house.
Rev. j. E. Rydback, field secretary
of the Swedish missions, was a Black
foot visitor this week, the guest of
Rev. Stromquist.
U. P. Callister, w. F. Callister,
Erastus Chapman, William Ellison
and Mrs. Juliet Carson have gone to
southern Utah to look for land.
l.. R. Aldrich and family expect
to leave Sunday in their car for yell
'lowstone park. They will motor thru
Montana and count on being gone two
Or three weeks.
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. adv.5Otf
e. A. Patterson, of Idaho Falls,
cashier of the Idaho Falls sugar fac
tory, motored to Blackfoot, Sunday.
His daughter, Mrs. Harvey Green
wood returned with him.
w. C. Thompson and family motor
ed to Pingree on Tuesday of this
week. Their daughter, Miss Vada,
spent a few days visiting with Alice
Fay.
c. S. Beebe spent two days last
week at Fairfield and HALEY, adjust
ing fire losses for his company. He
reports seeing numerous covieS of
sage hens.
D. w. Mcmillan and little grand
daughter, Margaret Cochran, left,
Wednesday morning for Beloit, Kan
sas. Miss Margaret has been visit
;xr with hnn rrn n n no wants For tho
past three months.
Mrs. Joseph Cutler and family re-
turned from California this week.
Mrs. Cutler has spent some time in
California in the interest of her
health and is now very much i'm
proved.
Mrs. o. B. Balm, of Springfield, is
spending the week with Miss Olive
Bible. Mr.. Balm came to Blackfoot,
Monday, and they will go to their
ranch at Dubois.
Less Nielsen and his parents, also
his sister, Mrs. Tony ~Jorgensen, of
Kimball, took a trip to McCammon
and back. They reported the motor
ing very fine.
Joseph Shafer and wife of, Buhl,
Idaho, came to Blackfoot on the sec
ond to visit Albert Evans and family
until after the fourth. They are old
friends, who knew each other in Ok
lahoma.
Cecil Martinell is having a resid-
ence built on his farm east of Va
pello. 1t is 26 feet square, with a
basement. william T. Hyde is doing
the carpenter work.
G. V. Call is just having the finish
ing work done on a modern bungalow
at his farm east of Wapello. James
Yancey had the contract for build
ing and Jesse Astel did the decorat-
G. w. Bailey, who returned here
from Lima, Montana, where he visit
ed a niece whom he had not seen
since they were children. About the
year 1854 or IS, they were separat-
ed and neither of them knew what
had become of the other until a few
weeks ago, when the niece heard of
her uncle at Blackfoot and wrote
him. He visited them at their home
and found the niece and her husband
the owners of a very large ranch and
much livestock.
Miss Era Farnsworth. the daughter
of Brig F~arnsworth, who has been
going to school in Utah, was married
on the thirtieth of May to Mr.. Gas
tin Garlic, at the Temple at Manti.
They are now making their home at
the home of Mr.. Farnsworth in West
.Groveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Steed, of
Thomas, Oklahoma, are visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Cody on route
three, and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Evans,
who live on the George Kirkpatrick
below Blackfoot. They have
been here several weeks and expect
to remain until some time in August.
The asylum board, S. L. Reece,
Fisher and Leslie Dillingham;
are in session this week. Mrs. Dill
and Mrs. Fisher accompanied
husbands and while in Black
foot are the guests of Mrs. D'OrY
Poynter. v
DIR. SCARBOROUGH, THE EYE
SPECIALIST, WILL MAKE
HIS NEXT PROFESSIONAL VISIT
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