The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-07-28

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loans at s per cent and charges nc
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Katherine Brennan and Helen
Davis arrived Tuesday evening and
will visit their aunts, Mrs. Dor
POINTER and Miss Julia Brennan fol-
a few days.
Elizabeth Piercy, of Cody, Wyom-
ing, writes to ask about furnished
rooms at some good town in the
Snake river valley and thinks of To-
sating at Blackfoot.
Judge and Mrs. friedrich Cowan
and daughter, Rose Mary, motored
to Heise Hot Springs, Saturday. Mrs
Cowan and daughter remained there
this week, while the judge returned
Sunday.
Why not make your farm loans
with an Idaho institution? Idaho
State Life Of Boise handles them with
dispatch and always has money on
hand. adv Off
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Thoreson
and son, Wayne, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Marley and daughter, Geraldine,
and Milton Fennel left Friday for
Henry's lake. They may motor thru
the park, but at the time of leav-
ing they had not yet decided.
The Idaho Republican is on sale
at Hayes Gift shop, Main street. adv.
Among the people who attended
the dance at Thomas, Monday even
ing, were Grace Peck, Miriam Brooks
Phyllis Hoover, Pearl Quantrell,
Jimmie Sullivan, Herbert Paul, John
Keltus and Mel Boyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Southwick and
four children, Lawrence, Albert, Ed
ma and ruth, of Provo, Utah, spent.
Saturday and Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Y. Johnson, of 289 Wash
ington street. After a. trip thru the
park in their car, they were on their
way home. Mrs. Southwick and Mrs.
Johnson are sisters.
w. d. Vincent, who is attending
summer school at Columbia univer-
sity in New York, spent Saturday at
West Point with Cadet Stewart w.
Hoover. Walter Slider, s%uperintend-
ent of the Pocatello schools, and
Miles F. Reed, of the Idaho Techni-
cal Institute, r also in New York
and the three men from this part of
the state are enjoying the work,
which they say is real work, immen-
sely.
Mrs. Ernest Pearson went to Po-
c~atello, Tuesday. She underwent a
very delicate operation, Wednesday
morning. Later reports say the OPP
Grafton was successfully performed
and Mrs. Pearson seems to be in no
danger.
Mrs. J. H. Nordurft made a trip
out to see how things were at the
dry farm near Rockford and came
back filled with joy at the appear
of the crops. The Nordurfts
have 40 acres under cultivation and
are sinking a we'll for drinking water.
They expect to commence harvesting
next week.
Hayes Gift Shop, North Main,
handles copies of the Ida
no Republican each week. adv.
Carl Blackburn and Raymond
stephens caught a rabid coyote on
the w. w. Stephens dry farm, four
miles west of Rockford, Thursday
morning. 1t will be used for study
of the disease.
H. F. Hoffman left in his new car
for the Yellowstone park early this
week to be gone for 10 days o. two
He will stop off at Rexburg
TO take on several friends who will
make the trip with him. Business
Is to be combined with pleasure and
Mr.. Hoffman expects to sell a few
suits on the way.
Miss Della Young returned home !
July 20 after spending the past two
months as guest of Mrs. c. w. Kin
ley at Antelope. oMst of the time
was spent fishing. Mrs. V. A. Kin
1ey drove Miss Young home in her
Ear.
Byrd Trego has been thoroly AN
the county of Bingham for
additional subscribers to The Idaho
Republican, this week working up
.hru the Bing Bend, Rose and Firth
country. The Cub" .(nee Tin Liz
,ie) takes Mr.. Trego around quite
landily and is a very helpful factor
n getting the bacon and bringing it
lone.
In Ease you wish an extra copy of
The Republican, call at Hayes Gift
shop, or The Republican office. adv.
w. c. Thompson returned Tuesday
rom an eastern trip to st. Joe, Mis-
iouri, where he marketed a car load
If hogs. On his trip home again he
vas accompanied by Miss Ethel
Thompson, his niece, of Alexander,
Nebraska. Miss Thompson expects
O remain with the Thompson family
or the rest of the summer. !
Mrs. e. P. Huffman, Of Challis, +,
ormerly Miss Lulu Sill, visited at
,lackfoot, Wednesday, on her way to g,
loscow, Idaho, where she is planning
put her three daughters in school
he coming year. Mrs. Huffman was
aised at Blackfoot and has been
lere only q couple Of times in the
ast 20 years. I
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Lotus and Mr..
nd Mrs. Puinhill, of Seattle, Wash
ngton, were the weekend guests OF
Or. and Mrs. W. E. .Patrie. They |
ave motored from Seattle thru the !
ark. !
There il pleasure in dealing direct
then making farm loans. Idaho State !
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