The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-02-11

Mrs. Frank Grimmett has been on
the sick list for several days, but
| is much improved at this writing.
A fine little baby girl has taken
up headquarters at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Vernal Levitt, arriving
few night ago. All concerned are
doing nicely.
Gerald Christensen has been on
the sick list for some days with a
bad case of la grippe, however, he
is much improved and hopes to be
out in few days.
A number of wagons and buggies
have been stuck in the snow banks
for the past week around Moreland,
the drivers using bad words in diff
ferent languages, consigning the
snow to warmer climates and hoping
it will never return.
| The All-Star Dramatic company, of
Moreland, went to Thomas, Saturday
evening, where they presented the
four act drama, "a Woman's Sin, :"
to full house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvia Levitt are the
proud parents of little baby girl
which arrived only few days ago.
Mother an child doing nicely.
Ed. Gaffner, of north Blackfooc,
was in Moreland few days ago on
business.
Willis Ellis had the misfortune to
| loose a nice hog a few days ago by
falling into a watering hole on the
Danskin ditch.
Miss Rhoda Cooley went to
Thomas, Saturday evening, returning
lSunday morning.
Oscar Estby went to Blackfoot.
Saturday, on business matters.
Road Overseer William Mcknight
spent two or three days last week
dragging the roads, which made quite
an improvement through the snow
banks, making it possible for people
to travel.
Mr. and Mrs. Dierdorf, who have
been living just east of the j. II.
Augustine ranch will locate near
Moreland soon.
Miss Hattie Jordan resigned her
position as clerk at the Lindsay
Welker company's store just recently
| went to Logan, Utah, where she was
; married to Stanley Richardson, OF
: Camas, Idaho. She is now spending
. a few days with her mother in west
Moreland, but will go to Camas soon
, where they will make their future
, home.
The boilers and pipes, which were
broken in the school building by
freezing, have been repaired and
school reopened Thursday, February
3, with full attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Christensen
and daughter, Mrs. Eva Ray, also
} also Oliver McBridge, have returned
, from Hyrum and Logan, Utah, where
/ they spent some days visiting rela
} tives and friends. They once lived
) lin Utah, where Mr.. Christensen:
father now resides, being 81 years
| of age.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Hatch are tht
, proud parents of fine new little
t boy, arriving at their home only {
few evenings ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Meyer entertain
8 ed a number of friends at dinnel
. Sunday. Those present were Mr.. ant
Mrs. cooley and daughter, Miss Rho
4 da; Mrs. A. S. Peaslee, Misses Heller
: and May Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs
a Charles Dahman and Mrs. Mont
: gomery of Riverside.
4 The wood dance has been postpone,
: for a few nights on account of tn
/. disagreeable weather, but will b
( pulled off soon, the wood to be USE
g for the benefit of the Amusement
e hall.
Snow White Cantata," is to b
4 given Tuesday, February Is, in tn
r Amusement hail. Tickets on sal
It after Thursday at Lindsay elke
company's and Ralph Robbins stores
t Admission Is and 25 cents; matine
n D. M, admission 10 cents. Pro
r ceeds will be used to pay for plan
for the school.