The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-01-28
ing this year.

Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Satterfield
are the proud parents of another
girl. This is their third. 4.
Mrs. Thomas Blackburn leaves tol
Pocatello this week where she en-
poets to remain for some time. She
is to take treatments for rheuma.
tism, of which she has been afflicted
during the greater part of the win
ter. Miss Myrtle Wells is serving as
housekeeper for the family dNr.na
her absence.
Mr., and Mrs. Leslie Judd have q
Inew boy at their home.
/ Bruce Parmalee returned Thurs
lday from a visit thru the eastern
states. Mrs. Parmalee is still visit
ing with relatives at Jonesboro. III
Iinois, but is expected home at an
early date. @
The Oldest daughter of L. satter-
field has been seriously i'll, but Ia
now convalesing.
Dan Cutting is buying car OF
hogs, which he expects to ship Tues
day.
] This seems to be a very busy time
for the farmers. A great number
OF them are putting up ice. Danil-
son lake seems to be the best place
and every day3tons Of Ice are leav-
ing there for summer consumption.
Those who are not putting UP ice
are getting out wood for summer
use. s-
Norvall Leach has returned from
a trip east. ,s'4s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Pugmire and
two children, of st. Charles, are
spending the winter here. Mrs. Pug
mire was formerly Miss Forest Rich.
They are staying at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Landon Rich
Mrs. t. Baird, Of Blackfoot, Is
spending the week visiting friends.
She is the guest of Mrs. John Coum-
erilh. MI
i Miss Mary Tanner has been very
Hll with an attack of appendicitis, but
hopes to be able to resume her duties
as teacher Monday.
The Springfield young people have
formed an amusement club and have
given several attractions lately In
the way of dances and socials. The
one given last week, a basket social
was we'll attended and all report an
enjoyable time. Sterling has former.
ly been the social center and it ID
gratifying to see our young people
at home in their social activities.
Mrs. S. A. Manless has been con.
fined to her bed for sometime at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Landor
Rich. She is slowly regaining hel
health, but has not been able tt
return to her home at yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Pemble ant
daughters and son, Jay, formerly o.
Springfield and the Crystal Springs
ranch, have gone to Salmon, Idaho
with a view of locating permanently
Their son Brownie and wife and two
children, OF st. Anthony, Idaho, &C
companied them and expect to re
! main there.
G. A. Line is in Morristown, Tenn.
on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cushman will leave
for Pocatello in few days to brini
their son, Ralph, home from the hos
pital. This is the third time the lit
tie fellow has been operated on fol
appendicitis since last spring. He Il
much improved now and it is hopet
this will be his last trip to the hos
, pital.
The county has quite large fore
working on the rip-rapping of tn
river above the new bridge. Count,
Engineer Christensen was down ant
decided that the ledge of rocks OF
Landon Rich's farm was the bes
. place to obtain rock. Andrew Mel
. son assumed charge of blasting AM
. powder work and is pushing tn
work rapidly. Road Oyerseer Ston
, has another force of men working
near the river cutting the willow
and logs.
, Ernest and Hugh Wells lost
great number of their hogs, abou
, 10 in all, by accident last week. TIL
, hogs had been running to the ha,
stack and had rooted out larg
, hole under the stack. The brother
! noticed it and had planned to restacl
the hay next day. but during tn