The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-06-02
SOME NEW WELLS

SOME NEW WELLS
Munson Brothers have been drill
ing a well for Bert Grimmett on the
desert nine miles northwest of More
land. They have system that goes
right down to water in few days
now and wells are expected to null
tiply more rapidly now.
Leslie Dustin and wife returned
from Salt Lake, Monday. They had
been gone five days.
Mps, Eliza Dram accompanied
Miss May Thatcher to Salt Lake,
Tuesday. Miss Thatcher will take up
nursing at the L. D. S. hospital.
Mrs. Frank Mitchell and son, Jay,
left for Weiser, Idaho, Saturday,
where they will visit for several
weeks with Mrs. Mitchell's people.
Mrs. w. e. Chubbuck went to Og-
den, Saturday. She will not return
until Sunday. Mr.. Chubbuck went
down over Sunday.
Kenneth Parkinson has returned
for the summer, after teaching
school in Moab, Utah. He has been
principal of the school.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Hendrie went
to Pocatello, Tuesday Mrs. Ridge
way returned with them and will
remain for a few days.
A wise business man keepeth him
self and his suits cleaned and press
ed. The first he attendeth to, the
second-Regal Cleaners. adv
Oreville Johnson and Ruth Kelsey
obtained marriage license at Black
foot this week.
H. l.. Beane, accompanied by
Cowell Davis, Charles Hendrie, Their
on Carruth and Lynn Johnson, left
Wednesday morning for Springfield
in Mr.. Beane's car. They expect to
be gone about week and are plan
ming on catching lots of fish and hav.
ing very fine' outing.
M. Jefferies, former resident OF
Groveland, now of Delta, Utah, was q
Blackfoot visitor last week. He said
this section of country north Of Dow
ney seemed to be the most fortunate
of any he passed thru on the way
here from southern Utah. He said
that most of the alfalfa fields were
frozen to the ground farther south
all fruit gone, and many of the beef
| orOwarc orn rnnIantinp
Mrs. Adair, accompanied by Miss
Ora Rogers and Eva Rogers, lef
Wednesday morning for Ukon, Utah
They will be gone for about three
weeks and will visit with Mrs
Adair's mother.
Genevieve Burns, of Pocatello
visited in Blackfoot, Monday.
Mrs. A. B. Mclaughlin and Mrs
Harry Lewis, spent Tuesday il
Blackfoot They registered at thu
Cottage.
Mrs. G. " Fisher received wore
from her brother, George Sample
from Ketchikan. Alaska. He is Ell
route to Seward, Alaska, where h
has a very fine position. The tril
has thus far been very delightful
but there were still six days trave
on the water before reaching his DIES
tination. He says that the climat'
up there is really milder than 1t Il
here.
Mrs. Margaret Johns, of Portland
mother of Mrs. J. G. Austin, accom-
panied by Mrs. George McGerw, o
Omaha, Nebraska, and Mrs. Nellie X
Chips, of Boise, Idaho, cousin ant
sister Of Mrs. Austin, are VISITING
at the Baptist parsonage.
The east Idaho Baptist convention
will be held at Idaho Falls on Jun
In, 8 and 8, with Rev. j. G. Austin
moderator. There will be delegate
from Blackfoot present. DR.. A. M
Petty, of Portland, Oregon, an
Lewis J. Poweiman, Of Salt Lake. WI
address the meetings.
If you want to get the best SCI
vice on your farm loan. don't fail t
read Huston Churchill company's a
on the first page of this issue.
adv. 37-1
DIR. III. III. SCARBOROUGH, TIL
EYE SIGHT SPECIALIST, WILL b
AT THE COTTAGE HOTEL, TUES
DAY, JUNE 6. al