The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-11-17

PINGREE

November 10, 1916

November 10, 1916
c. A. Swope has built an addition
to his garage.
C. S. Knodle has purchased a new
car
John Anderson has completed a
nice residence on his ranch north of
town.
Adam Bigler former resident of
Pingree, who is now living at Ma
lad, was visiting with friends here
recently.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. d w. Irvine
at Salt Lake on October 80, a boy.
Mother and babe doing nicely.
Arthur Highly, the popular mail
carrier for the Pingee route, has
made himself a present of a new
buggy.
P. C. Felsted is building a house
on his ranch southeast of town ami
expects to move his family here
from Thomas soon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Felsted have many friends in this
locality who will welcome them to
their new home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Groom have
purchased the Miller place south of
town and are building house and
barn and are having well drilled.
At present they are living at the Har-
ris ranch. Mr.. and Mrs. Groom
came here from Chetopa, Kansas,
and are well pleased with Idaho.
H. c. C. Rich went to American
Falls, Friday, in his car to meet his
daughter, Clara, who is teaching at
Rupert.
Miss Evalina Grimaud who is at
tending school at Blackfoot is at the
ranch for a short visit
Wallace Ropp has returned from
Montana where he went to locate
homestead.
Mrs. R. F. Moody was in Black
| foot shopping Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Johannes and daught-
er, Freda, were in Blackfoot, Mon
day.
Miss Fontella Bradford has gone
to Shelley to attend high school.
C. A. Swope, Jr., has entered the
commercial department of the Black
foot high school.
Miss Ella Mcconnell, who is a
student of the commercial depart
ment of the Blackfoot high school,
has been at home for few days.
Mrs. Sam Beebe has gone to Black
foot to assist in the care of her hus-
band, who was SO seriously injured
by fall from the Verdin beet dump
last Monday. Late reports are that
Mr., Beebe is doing as we'll as can
be expected.
P. c. Felsted and family were
visitors at the Reddick ranch last |
Sunday.
Miss Della Currier, of Sterling,
was visiting with friends Tuesday.
Miss Alice Fay accompanied by
Miss Florence Cone visited with the
home folks over Tuesday. While
here the attended the Bair-Inskeep
party.
Dr. Cooper was caller in this
the first of the week.
R. F Moody had the misfortune
to have his left arm seriously in
jured. For sometime he has been
compelled to carry the arm in a
sling.
Judge B. F. Reddick, of Willow
creek, was visiting with his brother
recently.
Rev. ]. M. Anderson, pastor Of the
CnurCn, Will HOlu SER
vices at the school house at 1 1 a. m.
Sunday, October IL. Everybody is
invited to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. l.. Bair, assisted
by Mr.. and Mrs. o. Z. Inskeep, car
RED out an entertainment at the
Hotel Pingree, Tuesday evening, of
asst week. to which only ghosts, COB I
ms, witches and fairies came. Weird I
md mysterious rites and ceremonies
we're performed as the guests were
ed thru the rooms, and gruesome I
sroans came out of dark places. j
After the games dance was given. t
After the dance the guests were fed q
witches broth, hot from the cauld-
on, served in bowls, on the floor of Q
he lobby, so that all were forced to G
Lneel to partake. The hotel interior t
vas decorated in lanterns, black cats,
pumpkins and real corn shocks. '
There were 80 guests in all and the Il
evening was immensely enjoyed by
hem, !