The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-04-14

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! John w. Herbert is in America,
. Fork, Utah, on business matter. Mr.
! Herbert expects to be gone for per
haps ten days.
L. A. Watts had the misfortune
J TO be thrown from a horse Saturda,
ana sustained fractured shoulder
4 We understand he is getting alona
as well as could be expected.
, The L. D. s. Sunday school gave
dance Friday night, at which re.
lresnments were served and the
usual good time is reported.
Charles Shaw, of Standardyille.
Utah, was visitor to his farm prom
erty at the big fill, Tuesday. re-
turning to Utah on the Wednesday
train.
! Mrs. Nellie Cooper, who was com
PEELED to take trip to the Grove
City a couple of days last week for
medical treatment, was greatly
pleased to know there was NOTHING
serious to be considered and is at
home again perfectly well.
Frank Herbert was thrown from the
hurricane deck of bucking bronco
and sustained severe strain of the
muscles of his leg. 1t seems as if
from the number of accidents of this
KIND occurring so frequently that the
local cavalry are getting a little bit
careless; we know they can all ride
Inc trustees Of Sterling consoli-
dated district No. one held a meeting
last Thursday and call for new
POND election was made for April
20.
Messrs. Herbert and Henry Jones'
Tom Richards and John Cole. were
among the many local people who
were In Aberdeen on business the
past week.
William and Mrs. Leach. of |
Springfield, were visitors nThurs-
day.
Harvey Greenwood has Joined the
Benedicts and will make Sterling his
nome in the near future. Their manv
!flends join with the writer in wish
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Greenwood much
JOY and all the success in the world.
There will be the annual school
election for trustees on the seven
teenth of April. There will be three
trustees elected and we hope the peo-
pie Will turn out and see that we
nave LaVe the best material possible,
mere is nothing in community
more important than the schools.
we also hope that the people will /
see that good school at this point
VIII help every one. Not only those
mat nave children to go, but the
armers will be directly benefited nv
better acreage values, by the influx
II new settlers that always follow :
good schools, meaning, of course. :
arger markets, and by the pride that !
,hould be inherent in all patriotic !
americans to make our schools bet +
er In every way possible. We under I
'tand there is a little criticism as !
o the amount of the proposed bond Q
u $4,000 being too high, and a :
mailer bond would have done for h
ne present. Now the facts are that r
1e Will have now plenty of pupils to i
III -FOUR rooms, and the district is +
rowing very fast and we believe n
ny one carefully looking over the q
ltuation will vote bonds, yes: on 9
he twenty-ninth.
The bridge work, which ia the q
nost important work here at pres t,
mt, is moving along nicely, and both e.
lr. Stone and Mr.. Alfred, road over n
GERS, are doing great deal of work a
ship shape manner. h
G. N. Tildous made trip to Ogden is
LIST Tuesday. ~
James Claypool has leased the n
ONE farm here at Sterling to o. e. W
'eWey, who will take immediate pos n
esslon. Mr.. Claypool will probably
eside temporarily on his Springfield :.
roperty, but will probably build on
ur townsite for a permanent home +
tToo late for last week. +
All the sick people are improvin i.
ccordlng to DR.. McKinnon. Mrs. =.
arr, Mrs. H. Garder, Mrs. Scott. :
RS. Vernan and Mrs. W. w. Hays +
p among those reported much bet
+. $500 '0'
We are sorry to state that the w
'nd election, owing to insufficient by
lDllcation will have to be held at
rain. There will probably be an til
her election the latter part of tn
pril. w,
John Reese, Of Idaho Falls, with
L. Bennett and F. T. Poush of tn
avis, City. Iowa, were among the BIO
any business visitors in our little
rg recently. ar
The Juniors are beating the first tn
am to the diamond this season.
e are anxious to see the boys of an
first team get together in prac- Sol
e, knowing that we have excep- is
nally good talent. Any bunch will un
We to go some to beat the home fol
I'm this year.
L. Frank HAT, of Burnley is here VIII
ing to secure location as a bar for
:. We hope that Mr.. HAT will Pc
'ceed as We are certainly in need ,
tonsorial artist. sec
Ed. Rice left recently for Hanson. the
mo. We understand he has ac- /
tied a position with the Midland a n
ldge company. oui
DICK Flynn, the tenor, after sing me,
falsely, decamped and went to nov
It's unknown. Dicks many friends Z
III him all kinds Of success has
erever he may hang up his hat. {
Nr. and Mrs. Albert Jacobs and new
lighter, of Moab, Utah, are locating \
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